Does the following:
- Adds 'chromeless' mode (NanoUI defaults to using this)
- Window borders disappear, replaced by in-browser elements for
minimize/close/move/resize.
- You *must* move/resize slowly when using this mode, or it can have
unexpected results, as the JavaScript cannot keep up as well as the
native windows movement.
- StatusGroups are now transparent: This looks nice. That's about it.
- Body background switched to a .svg format for the NanoUI Logo.
- Coder things:
- Nano's JavaScript now has a new class, NanoWindow
- NanoWindow handles all of the chromeless work. It'll be used to
replace portions of NanoStateManager later.
Copypastas #3025's version of code\modules\client\preferences.dm and
re-applies all the changes I made to the pre-#3025 version of that file
in order to accommodate the PR.
Turns horns into head accessories, fixes some species checks, gets
Tajara and Vulpkanin into the mix, ensures the system cannot be
exploited, adds species-specific body markings for Tajara, Vulpkanin and
Unathi.
Cuts tail markings to be implemented in another PR, adds the ability to
change the horn colour independent of the body colour and reworks the
code accordingly, drops the preferences_savefile.dm as it's unused
(@crazylemon64), adds some species checks just for uniformity
Port of -tg-'s port of /vg/'s asset cache
Funny thing is, this actually replaces an old version of /vg/'s asset
cache we already had
IT'S A PORT OF A PORT REPLACING A PORT
POOOOOOOOOOOOOORTCEPTION
Basically, gets rid of the 30-40 second interface lag when you first join,
via *mumblemumble* MAGIC!
Also moves a few nano files around.
This commit does the following:
- A lot of shit I am really too tired to fucking write about
- Absolute pathed telecomms scripting
- Browser Datum traffic control
- Absolutely lovely replacement for the fucking skin TCS window, using
codemirror
- CodeMirror integration for nanoUI
- Sorta, I didn't work on this as much as I wanted to, because IT TOOK
11 FUCKING HOURS TO GET THE BROWSER DATUM TO WORK
Also removed a few preferences_toggles verbs that are no longer needed.
Haven't tested this too much yet, but from what I can tell, no ill effects of doing this have been observed.
