- Fixes borers dying to environmental damage while inside a host.
- Fixes borers not releasing control of a host when it dies.
- Fixes borers being able to assume control of dead hosts.
- Fixes borers being able to talk to their host while dead.
- Fixes borers being told they can't leave their host while
incapacitated/dead, but then trying to leave it anyway.
- Removes an unused proc.
- Adds a configuration option for loadout points.
- Fixes the blue plaid skirt lacking its own unique type, causing
runtimes due to the mismatch between its display_name and
initial(display_name).
- Fixes the gear selection table using a fixed width.
- Fixes the restrictions column not consistently being added.
- Fixes the header and footer lacking the proper column span to account
for the restrictions column.
Adds a chat text warning when a client connects to the server with a
version of BYOND which is at least one major version behind what is
current.
E.g we've declared the standard to be 510, and they connect with 509.
This warning does not actually stop them doing anything. It just tells
them to go update their BYOND.
This does not support minor versions (e.g: 510.1347) because the
client's "byond_version" var only reports the major version number.
Still, should help remind people who return to the game after an absence
to update their client before playing.
So, it turns out you can be pulling a vehicle whilst riding it, and then
when you reach space the vehicle thinks it is being pulled through space
rather than ridden.
I would guess this is why it's been so hard to replicate... People have
pulled the vehicle, then got on it and not realised they're still
pulling it.
Ideally we'd be able to stop people pulling it when riding it, but that
would either mean snowflaking into the pull code (yuk) or refactoring
the pull code, which doesn't seem worth it for just this, so instead
I've just added a check to make sure if it's being pulled through space
it isn't the buckled mob doing it
fixes#4498
