- Air alarm computers will no longer display alarms that can't be remote controlled
- Survival capsules now have a NanoMed
- Fixed the disk compartmentalizer not having a sprite when something is put in
- Fixed the drying rack not having a sprite when something is put in
- Turned water bottles into glass containers so they have more functionality
- Hairless hide can now be made wet using water
- Reagents in glass containers can now be fed to others
This is a merged port from /tg/station and Virgo on logging standards.
The diary has been replaced with GLOB.world_game_log, diaryofmeanpeople
is gone (because it wasn't actually used) and a whole bunch of logging
procs have been changed to optimize Splunk.
- Removed duplicate boxes from janitor and paranormal ert loadouts
- Added telebaton to janitor loadout (they do have an all-access ID to
defend)
- Tweaked borgs to fix a runtime on spawn
- Clarified logging format
- Made panel look much nicer
- Added 2 and 4 slot options in panel
- Made no-slot positions display as '-' rather than '0'
This commit does the following:
- Updates all of the dependencies for NanoUI, and changes the
package.json file to use very specific versions instead of version
ranges.
- This includes FontAwesome. More icons have been added.
- Completely guts the TGUIv2 Gulp buildscript. It has been rewritten in
regular JavaScript.
- Fixes the broken codemirror functionality for Nano (currently unused)
No front-end changes. This just means that mob colours now take up less columns in the database, incur less processing (reduced rgb() calls) and reduces the amount of code dedicated to them.
Air Traffic Control from Polaris. Every TBD to TBD minutes, a radio
exchange happens between a ship and Cyberiad Space Control, ranging from
system transfer permission to declaring an emergency.
Refactored MAP_NAME into /datum/map files. This also allows for built-in
map lore (really just the name and system, which is only used for ATC).
Secondary commit will adjust all of the lore to match our own instead of
Polaris's.
This commit changes how NanoUI's live data updating system works.
Previously, data for the template was directly gathered in the
ui_interact proc. Now, it is seperated into the proc `ui_data`.
To players, this does absolutely nothing.
To coders, this opens up the potential for a much more complicated and
fancy graphical updating system in the future, because the data is
available on-demand without ever having to call
nanomanager.try_update_ui.
Mark van Alphen