- Welding tool code how has proper comments! Maybe not "proper" but at least I
don't lie and say a proc is/does something that it doesn't actually do.
- Welders now start full of fuel instead of some random amount between 10-20
- Someone decided it would be a good idea to set the welding tool's 'on/off' var
in a ton of attackby() procs. These objects and turfs shouldnt even touch this
variable. This is why people have been noticing their welding being on without
the sprite or damagetype and amount reflecting that.
- - I've removed a bunch of these instances but there are so many objects and
turfs spread out through the code, there's no way to know if I've got them all
(This is the majority of the files)
- - I've created a new proc in welding tools that checks to see if they are
turned on or not. "isOn()"
- - Since I'm not sure if I've gotten every instance of this force-var-on, I've
set the welding tool to update it's icon every process(). I hate adding checks
like this to processes but it's necessary for now.
- Added a setWelding() proc. If you HAVE to turn the welding tool on or off, use
this, don't just change the var. In fact, dont even touch the 'welding' var
anymore
- Fixes issue 435
While changing the hundreds(literally) of cases of welding tool uses I've
- Changed some :'s (object:varorproc) I've come across into .'s
(object.varorproc)
- Added checks to make sure the welding tool is actually on before using it
(some attackby()'s didnt have this. Heck, some checked how much fuel you had,
but didn't actually USE the fuel)
- Added sanity checks after some do_after()s that were missing them
Added traitor uplink items back to erro's stat tracker
- Added 'random' with the tag "RN"
- Added thermal meson glasses with the tag "TM"
- Reorganized uplinks.dm a little by moving the 'random' item generation to its
own proc
- NOTE: I have absolutely no way to test this on my own, but it should work!
I've tested a bunch of construction/deconstructions with the welding tool, but
again I've probably missed a few things. If there are any problems, please let
me know and I'll fix them asap.
Revision: r3741
Author: johnsonmt88
-Added a medical belt and a flash to the CMO's locker. CMOs don't have to be
completely defenceless if they want to use their hypo for medicine
Revision: r3736
Author: ericgfw...@hotmail.com
- Fixed the problem where suits appeared on the UI even with the inventory
closed. The call to other_update() in update_clothing() must be done after all
the icon slots get updated.
Revision: r3725
Author: baloh.matevz
Any PDA that can access the Security Records can, via the forensic scanner
function (that was already there) store data on what was scanned, the same way
that the Detective's scanner can.
Scanning a PDA with said stored data in the Detective's computer-o-doom will
transfer the data from the PDA to the computer's database.
Made some area names improper as needed (Only ones where it makes sense to be
improper.)
Updated changelog.
Revision: r3713
Author: joeheinemeyer
Windoor construction
- You now require airlock electronics to build windoors.
- You can now completely de-construct windoor assemblies with a welder.
- Windoors built by assemblies start open. This is because Cheridan's awesome
construction sprite is in the 'open' position and it doesnt make sense for a
crowbar to insta-close them.
Revision: r3716
Author: johnsonmt88
ZAS procs are now more standardized, needs more comments though.
Connections between zones now self-manage themselves, adjusting things if/when the turfs they are on change zones. (The check for this is very efficient and fast, but a bit hard to read codewise)
Zone share percent set to 4. Seems to work well.
* Added "Toggle Open" verb to all closets and crates
* Added "Toggle Lock" verb to all lockable closets
* Modified the cloning computer's UI slightly, makes more sense, added a little
delay when scanning to improve user feedback when trying to clone several
braindead bodies.
Revision: r3712
Author: daniel.cf.hultgren
- Steps required to make it:
- Step 1: Use 5 r-glass sheets to make the assembly
- Step 2: Add 4 rods to the assembly to reinforce it (optional)
- Step 3: Rotate the windoor or flip the direction it opens
- Step 4: Wrench the assembly to the floor
- Step 5: Add cable to the assembly
- Step 6: Use screwdriver to adjust wires (and access)
- Step 7: Use crowbar to finish
Airlock assembly
- Replaced sleep()s with do_after()s to properly detect whether the user has
moved away from the airlock or has put/throw away their tool while using it
Glass and Reinforced Glass sheets
- They now properly detect windows currently placed on the ground
- Removed unintentional (extra) for loops
Revision: r3710
Author: johnsonmt88
