This refactors the mob-eat-mob code and fixes a few bugs along the way.
- Bursting out of a stomach now has a 0.4 second delay between attacks,
so the message cannot be spammed.
- The list of mobs that can eat other mobs has been refactored to be a
subproc instead of a 255char~ list on one line.
- Mob grab uses #defines for the time it takes to eat something else,
now.
- Fixed xenomorphs bugging out the grab system, and made sure that fat
people can't actually eat them because of this.
This commit updates the /mob/living resist verb to -tg- standards. It is
no longer a giant mess of 1 single verb, it has been split into a central
verb with multiple sub-procs.
This is not a port of -tg-'s optimized resist code, it simply makes the
existing code a bit less terrible, and organized in sub procs like -tg-
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-.
Carbon mobs do not actually need a fire_act, all it was doing was breaking
things with hardsuits. Reagent bombs are supposed to have a unique proc
instead of fire_act, so fixed.
This commit does the following;
- Repairs mob breathing by adding a new ticker process, mob_master, as
air_master is an unreliable ticker with it's customizable speed
- Restore firedoor attack_hand access
- You can now open and close firedoors by using no item, provided you
have access to them and they aren't locked.
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 fixes the cmd_ghost_drag perms to work as they were originally
intended to- requiring either varedit OR r_admin + r_debug. The original
checks were exclusive, as it checked for no r_varedit OR no r_admin +
r_debug, which means that unless the user had all three, it would always
fail.
