Shipping packages now have sealed and unsealed icons
- These are just minor edits of the idOld icon_state the shipping
package previously used.
Shipping packages now have their own proc to handle adjusting their
description, rather than being done manually by the request console that
creates them.
- The description also reflects if the package is unsealed (just in case
the icon didn't give it away
Empty unsealed shipping packages can be destroyed by activating them
in-hand.
- There is a confirmation to prevent accidental shredding of shipping
packages.
Ever been stuck in your office and thought "Wow, I really could go for a
burger, but the kitchen doesn't deliver." or "I'm too lazy and/or scared
to go to science to ask for a new circuitboard in person."?
Introducing NTPS: NanoTrasen Priority Shipping! All requests consoles
have been upgraded with a brand new printer, capable of producing
pre-tagged, single-use, single-object shipping packages for crew use!
Chefs can send burgers to distant diners, or science can package up that
brand new circuitboard you've been harassing them for and send it
straight to you!
But what if you have a larger parcel you want to ship, but don't have
access to cargo's coveted destination tagger? Have no fear, simply slap
the empty shipping package onto the parcel to give tag it just like
cargo!
But wait, there's more! Use a pen on any sealed shipping package and you
can include the name of your intended recipient on the package! Now,
when a coworker steals their mail, at least they will know it!
This PR adds the ability for all requests console to print off Shipping
Packages that come pre-tagged for a destination of your choosing. Each
package can hold a single item of normal or smaller size (no storage
containers, so you can't stick a bag or box in them). Once filled,
simply activate the package in hand to either dump out the item (in case
you put the wrong thing in) or seal the box for shipping. A sealed box
can then be further addressed with a pen, and dropped into any disposal
bin to start the delivery process (assuming it's connected to the
standard loop). Unsealed boxes will be delivered to disposals by way of
the cargo mail room, so make sure you seal it or hope that cargo is kind
enough to seal and resend it for you! If you have a wrapped parcel
(wrapped with packaging paper), you can also affix an empty shipping
container to the parcel to tag it yourself with the destination of the
shipping package, just in case cargo accidentally sent that virus crate
to the wrong person!
`reset_perspective` from tgstation.
Also adds various support for remote viewing lenses - like cameras not
transmitting xray vision, among other things
Recommit because we're using different compiler versions
This commit changes how NanoUI's live data updating system works.
Previously, data for the template was directly gathered in the
ui_interact proc. Now, it is seperated into the proc `ui_data`.
To players, this does absolutely nothing.
To coders, this opens up the potential for a much more complicated and
fancy graphical updating system in the future, because the data is
available on-demand without ever having to call
nanomanager.try_update_ui.
Changes:
- Clicking "view structural data" in the station blueprints menu will
show you ghost images of where things like disposal pipes, wires,
atmospherics pipes, and other power machinery are originally supposed
to go. Note, this will show you the ghost images over turfs even if the
machinery is destroyed.
Currently, to_chat is literally just a proc that does user << message.
But it'll let us do output modification in the future, especially for
something like Goon's HTML chat.
Big thanks to PJB for his to_chat script, see
https://github.com/d3athrow/vgstation13/pull/6625 for more details.
This commit does the following:
- Overhauls how pull works. It is now based on a mob verb,
mob/verb/pulled()
- Makes the pull icon much more responsive. It is now updated whenever a
mob starts or stops pulling an object, and instantly updates.
- This required HUD changes. God help me.
This commit does the following:
- Ports progress bars from -tg- (tgstation/-tg-station#9921)
- Refactors wall attackby code to make it 100% less insane; Instead of
manually checking every little thing, it uses do_after,
consequentially, making the new progress bars affect dealing with walls
as well.
Wall code makes a tiger sad.
