Adds claw games, the absolute most-infuriating arcade game known to
mankind.
- Uses new fancy HTML5 / Javascript code stuff
- Is buildable!
- Science can produce the board with programming 2
- Requires a matter bin, manipulator, some cables, and a sheet of glass
- Costs money!
- Accepts cash or ID swipes, 15 credits per play token
- Dispenses prizeballs!
- Open them for a random plushie, carp plushie, or action figure!
- Two sets of sprites, thanks to FoS and Stephanov
Notes for the coders / future:
This provides a basic example for introducing new HTML5 / Javascript
arcade games, as well as a base type machine to use for such games.
While this may seem silly, this proves that we are not doom to have to
tolerate only the battle game and Orion Trail forever, and can even make
our own games for the arcade.
- Nanotrasen fabrication machinery, such as those for space pods and
exosuits, now have functional ID locks for their respective departments
- Research machinery and the fabricators now allow you to eject a custom
amount of sheets, so you don't have to spam-click
- Splitting sheets by hand is now done by prompt
This commit updates the spacemove system to -tg-'s; All objects now drift
in space, not just mobs. A few hardcoded space checks have been replaced
with has_gravity(); So it applies to zero-G as well as space.
Spacepods no longer drift, because their snowflakey shitcode just doesn't
work. So they just move.
This commit overhauls a bunch of systems so that buckling works for
any subtype of /obj. This means that space vines and chairs and beds all
use the same system. A lot of stuff has been touched.
Thanks, Redbook.
Basically, this used to spawn a shitload of instances and then qdel them;
Just so it could check their icon_state and see if it's not null. However,
spawning so many instances is quite intensive. An undocumented feature
(documented in the redbook, a list of undocumented features); You can
directly access a compile-time variable with just it's path by using
initial().
Crazylemon