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.
Wee! Readds Disease1, kills off disease2, and finally removes poop.dmi
(fucking piece of shit)
Needs WAY more testing, most of which I don't know how to do yet, because
I've never used this system. Fun!
Changes:
- Virus2 has been removed completely.
- Some symptoms have not been readded. Aka, none of them have been
readded, I just wanted to get this shit ported.
- Virology has been updated slightly to mirror -tg-'s boxstation, as the
virus2 machines are gone.
- Welcome back, disease1
- The centrifuge, vials, splicer, analyzer, growerthing, have all been
replaced by the PanD.E.M.I.C. 2220
- No symptoms have been completely removed; However, vision symptoms
have been disabled pending byond 510, and genetics symptoms have been
disabled until "when I figure out how to fix them".
- Advanced Mutation Toxin now uses a disease, which turns people from
species, to slime person, to slime. Slime people are instantly turned
to a slime.
- Diseased touch now give people appendicitis. Yes, they VANT YOUR...
appendix.
- Virology now has a fridge with the following in it:
- Antiviral Syringes
- 1 Rhinovirus culture
- 1 Flu culture
- 1 Bottle of Mutagen
- 1 Bottle of Plasma
- 1 Bottle of Synaptizine
- A few more things, which I can't remember and can't look at while writing
this commit. Sometimes, git hurts.
TODO:
- Test more shit and figure out how the PanD.E.M.I.C. works/is supposed to
work.
- Fix genetics symptoms.
- Give vampires a less shitty diseased touch.
- Add appendicitis event.
-
Puts slipping into one proc rather than being dealt with individually by
each item.
The only changes to functionality here are where it would have been
possible to slip on some items whilst flying. It will make any changes
decided on in #3490 or any future changes far more easy to implement
