This commit prevents a runtime of "list index out of bounds" with events
by adding a simple sanity checking system, so that the list checked always
has a valid check, regardless of if the event has a valid variable. NOTE:
May result in unintended behaviour if an event tries to complete with an
invalid severity level. It will always be set to moderate, as that is a
safe assumption for the code to make.
This commit fixes the following things:
- Get_Area() now properly returns the area
- Events will no longer runtime upon being manually triggered by an admin
- The prison break event works again
- Grabbing will no longer runtime (May result in people with pixel
offsets from a grab being stuck, better than a runtime)
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 moves the multiple lists of blacklisted hostile mobs
(as in, unsafe or intended for special use) into a single global
variable. This means that gold slime cores and dimensional tears
now use the same list of mobs, for simplicity.
- Changes smoke so that it immediately affects all mobs in its area of
effect, smoke clouds are purely visual.
- Any mobs in the area of effect of a smoke reaction will be affected by
the smoke's touch reaction, and have all reagents in the smoke container
transferred into them.
- Smoke clouds are no longer opaque.
- Mixing 10u potassium, 10u sugar, and 10u phosphorus or higher will
cause an area of effect with a radius of 3 from the point of reaction.
Any less will have a radius of 2.
- Same with heating 10u smoke powder.
- Smoke powder reaction now only yields 1 powder instead of 3.
- Vent clog event has a radius 3 area of effect.
Fixes and uncommenting
- Uncomments honey turf reaction.
- Uncomments synthflesh turf reaction.
- Adds list for reagents to not copy via smoke (or more specifically,
delete when a smoke reaction happens without copying). This includes
sugar, phosphorus, potassium, and the smoke "reagent" produced in a
smoke reaction.
