This commit changes a bunch of objects fire_act's to temperature_expose,
to allow for superhot gas to act like an actual hotspot. This behaviour is
consistant with -tg-.
This commit ports the base system of LINDA from TG. This version of linda
is the original version, with none of -tg-'s fixes, rewrites, or other
such improvements attached.
The mob ignite system has been 100% removed, as LINDA does not support
this normally. It may be added back in when the improvements and refactors
to LINDA have been ported.
This commit ports Baystation12/Baystation12#8921.
Curtains now use SHOWER_OPEN_LAYER and SHOWER_CLOSED_LAYER instead of
manual layer definitions. Two new default shower curtains have been
added, Engineering and Security. They are not currently avalible on the
map due to the fact that Paradise's map, as of this commit, does not
have any showers anywhere but the dorms & engineering satellite.
This commit ports Baystation12/Baystation12#8527, as well as their
afterbuckle system. After a mob is buckled/unbuckled, afterbuckle will be
called on the object, which does nothing by default.
Comfy Chairs have been refactored to use a grayscale sprite, and also to
use overlays for the arms. This means that new colors are just a RGB
definition.
This commit ports Baystation12/Baystation12#8836. This adds the ability
to create new hazard overlay effects by clicking on the floor with a
tape roll.
This commit allows the bartender, or anyone with access_bar, to change the
barsign's image by hitting it with an ID. This commit also adds a variable
to disable such behavior for custom maps. Finally, this commit adds two
new icons for the barsign, named simply 'on' and 'off', which look like
the base sprite for most of the other barsigns, but blank.
Stuff goes under types.
Types have procs.
Never have 500 lines of repeated code again.
I came very close to crying while editing this. You should appreciate
that.
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This commit entirely reworks how placing things on walls work- Posters
have intentionally been left alone to reduce the amount of lines
changed. With this commit, wall-mounted objects are no longer snowflaked
into the wall file.
This commit does the following:
- Adds spraycans as a subtype of crayons.
- Slight crayon overhaul to make room for this
- Can spray graffiti, runes, and letters on floors & walls
- Can spray mobs and paint their face
- Fixes & overhauls lipstick
- Lipstick is now overlay and Blend() based.
- Also fixes a few bugs with the system.
- Updates paper code to accomodate for wiping off spraypaint as well
- Slight modification to space cleaner
- Space cleaner now cleans your face of lipstick and spraypaint
This commit does the following:
- Fixes a minor spelling mistake.
- Moves glass tables breaking into a proc, was messy otherwise.
- Changes grab-smash behavior. 'Tabling' someone will now smash the
glass table, and weaken them for about the same length as a baton.
- Changed toggle verb into activation verb
- Added support for spawned/mapplaced e-chairs
- Fixed activation animation
- Fixed updating of icon
- Buffed damage, victim will die much quicker
- Removed stun
This commit adds glass tables (credit to WalterJe of -tg-'s fourms for
the sprites) to the game. These can be constructed with two metal
sheets, and two glass sheets. Flipping the table causes it to shatter
and deconstruct itself. You can deconstruct the table at any stage
with a wrench.
This commit first adds a new helper proc labeled isAntag(), as well as
adding a check for antags for every instance of msg_admin_attack().
Goals of this commit:
- Make admin ATTACK: logs indicate if attacker is an antagonist.
Note; High probability of merge conflicts, 47 files changed.
This commit adds a Procedural map generating system for code and admins to
use ingame. The system is modular, which means that it is fairly easy to
make new generating systems. Currently, only the 'nature' unsimulated
system is implemented, as a testing verb for admins to use. Admins can
define the starting XYZ and ending XYZ of the generated system.
Players - This means you may see content that is truely random, in the
future.
Coders - This system allows you to randomize map elements. Writing new
modules is documented at
code/modules/procedural-mapping/mapGeneratorReadme.dm
Detailed information about how the system works, and how it can be
integrated is also avalible there.
Admins - This system will allow you to, at the touch of a button, create
very complex structures and turfs that would otherwise require being
spawned in manually, one by one. The nature button is a fairly good
example of this, with it's randomized grass textures, randomly placed
trees, and randomly placed rocks. This would normally take a good 5
minutes to do, spawning the trees and rocks and turfs, but it takes about
20 seconds to enter the coordinates and have it be completely random.
