* Add ability to swap items in storage
Add ability to swap items in storage through
drag and drop
Fix "the the" message when putting item in storage
Clean code where possible
* Fix swap in stacked storages, clean up code (v3)
* Ignore restraints and lying for swapping items
* Clean up the code a bit, increase readability
* Clean up code, remove spawn(0)
* Fix some spacing issues
* Rename var, use crisp font
By pressing four or clicking on the on-screen object, the AI can now change its intent. This is only useful (for now) for when the AI is controlling a mech, as it can now punch people instead of pushing them.
This ports the hover inventory indicator from /tg/, and by necessity, SSOverlays.
The hover inventory indicator basically shows where you are trying to
put an item, and then shows an item ghost in red or green, giving visual
feedback as to if that item will go in the slot or not.
SSOverlays is a much broader system for managing overlays, which should
eventually take over *all* overlays, but I have only ported the basic
system and implemented it where necessary for it to work for the hover
inventory items currently.
tgstation/tgstation#28360tgstation/tgstation#37695
This commit adds a system for picture-in-picture UI windows using
vis_contents, a new feature to BYOND 512. Essentially, it allows you to
make UI windows that show an area of turfs. It also refactors how
cameranet visibility works, and makes the Adv. Camera Console code a bit
cleaner and more inheritance-based, especially with it's action buttons.
Currently, this is hesitantly implemented on AIs. They gain two new
UI buttons - "Enter Multicam Mode", and "Create Multicam". When they go
into Multicam Mode, they see a background of animated binary numbers,
and they are allowed to create an infinite amount of these picture in
picture windows, which subsequently creates an aiEye for each one. They
are able to control each AI eye individually, by first clicking on the
PIP window to select it as "active" and then using the normal arrow key
controls. The PIP windows can be freely resized and moved around the
area.
The AI implementation may be considered controversial; Thus, it's locked
by default, requiring an administrator to var-edit "multicam_allowed" on
the AI before it is able to use the function. Otherwise, the buttons
just do nothing and alert the user to "Contact an administrator to use
these". There's not really any easy way to completely hide the UI
elements until they are available.
As this relies on 512 features, Travis has been bumped up to use 512.
make environment_smash into bitflags
add obj_damage for simple animals
make default max_integrity and obj_integrity INFINITY for non-defined objects, until we can move more objects to obj_integrity/take_damage() system
adds examining objects to roughly check damage
more obj_defense.dm procs
tables can be attacked with items, glass tables have a narsie_act()
fixes, changes to make it compile
This converts the "Check Known Languages" verb to use a
datum/browser-based UI (as opposed to the plain browse()), and adds a UI
button to most mobtypes to get to the language menu.
- Refactors action button backend
- Action buttons are no longer checked on Life(), items are responsible
for adding/removing/updating them.
- Item action buttons are no longer a static action_button_name define,
items define actions_types, which is a list of paths.
- Items can now have multiple action buttons.
- This is handled by new arguments to ui_action_click, the first
parameter is the user, the second is the path of the action datum
that was invoked.
- Refactored how internals function
- You may now directly switch internals without breaking anything.
- The internals icon has been updated to be more consistent.
- Added action buttons for jetpacks
- Added action buttons for oxygen tanks
- Uses-based implants now qdel() themselves when they run out of uses.
This is somewhat a buff to traitor implants, but it's such a minor
change. The actual reasoning is so that the action buttons are properly
removed.
- Fixed a bug with the "Boo" spell which resulted in IsAvailable failing
for certain ghosts.
- You can now shift-click on movable HUD elements to reset them to the
proper position (thank fucking christ)
* Ports #9294 and #9322 from VG: 'Yi' to Vox-pidgin and Framework for Icon-based Skin Tone (Feat. Vox) and Glasses/Goggles for Vox.
Both ported PRs by Intigracy.
Also adds all remaining in-use glasses/goggle sprites for Vox. I cleaned up the code a bit while I was in there. Otherwise, that's it.
Furthermore, randomizing skin tone doesn't seem to work for Vox despite their being specified in the conditional lists and s_tone being not null.
* Morph Support
* CMA Support
* Ports Intigracy's vgstation13/pull/9460, Noir Vision No Longer Greys Out HUD.
* Fixes Positioning of Vox Jensen Shades East+West facing Sprites.
Fixes Heist Goofery
Game-mode (not one-click antag) Heist tweaked and returned to working order now that I've found out how to test the actual game-mode (after temporarily adjusting the population requirement).
Vox Raiders won't spawn in with whatever socks were in their selected spawn-character's preferences anymore.
Additionally, the set_species proc now zeroes out skin tone if the species doesn't have skin tone to avoid goofing up the icons on initial generation.
Also condenses the code in preferences_setup character creation icon generation. Made it use the individual species' skin-tone handling procs instead of code snowflaked into preferences_setup.dm.
* No More Vox Tail Colours, but they can Colour Their Hair.
* Removes unneeded 'src's and retroactively prohibits colouring tails on species without HAS_SKIN_COLOR.
Colouration won't be applied to src's tail unless HAS_SKIN_COLOR is in
src's species bodyflags.
* Tidies up some Lists in CharPrefs and Retroactively Prohibits Vox Hair Colouration
* Reverts unnecessary commenting out of vox armalis post-spawn handling parent call.
* Adds Emerald and Azure Vox Skin Tones.
* Stealthy Wryn Typo Fixed.
* Greyscales Vox Head+Facial Hair and Adds More Default Colours in Species Definitions
* Gives Vox Raiders Default Hair Colour and Fixes Bug where Roundstart Raiders don't get Random Skin
- Added 4 new HUD styles
- Humans recreate their hud if they change their UI pref mid-game
- Refactored how objects are added to the client screen
- HUD's are now handled by subtype and mob/proc/create_mob_hud()
- HUD visibility is no longer chained directly to the F12 button, it's a proc on HUD datums now
- Mobs only create/destroy their HUD when necessary, not every Login()
- Destroyed aim-mode, it didn't work and I couldn't make it work.
- Renamed all of the screen1_x.dmi files to screen_x.dmi
- Removed screen1.dmi, screen_gen.dmi now handles generic icons.
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.
