make environment_smash into bitflags
add obj_damage for simple animals
make default max_integrity and obj_integrity INFINITY for non-defined objects, until we can move more objects to obj_integrity/take_damage() system
adds examining objects to roughly check damage
more obj_defense.dm procs
tables can be attacked with items, glass tables have a narsie_act()
fixes, changes to make it compile
adds armor to many objects
re-adds the clockcult floor sprite (accidentally removed in another PR)
adds clockcult effects to the clockcult floor
adds clockcult grilles
adds var/broken to /obj/structure
adds unused resistance_flags var
moves burn_state and resistance_flags to flags.dm
more updates to attack code
updated obj_defense.dm procs
kills off anim() proc, removes ninja rigsuit electricity effect
gets rid of the flick() in temporary_visual.dm because pooling is dead
updates ethereal_jaunt.dm and makes it OOP, wraiths no longer show the wizard animation, jaunters cannot move after duration is over, fixes directions errors
turns many anim() into obj/effect/overlay/temp
smoother pet heart animation
effect/effect to effect/particle_effect
make foam an effect again
move explosion_particles.dm to effect_system folder
OOP effect code, addtimers, QDEL_IN
fixed reagent explosions never having a flash range due to a typo
Blood pools had a duplicate definition of "NO_CLIENT_COLOUR" while it
wasn't defined at all for blood trails.
This resulted in a bug where upon wearing a pair of noir shades or
becoming colourblind, blood trails would take on a different colouration
than blood pools (drips, etc.)
Now resolved by moving the duplicate definition to a place where it can
do some good.
Blood that would splatter onto windows is now pixel-shifted and renders
above them so you can A: Clean it with ease and B: See it in all its
gorey glory.
I had to get creative with how I detected structures blocking blood
splatter.
Janiborgs riding, sprayers spraying and cleaner grenades foaming over
adjacent tiles won't clean off wall/windowblood. You have to use soap
and click on the blood.
Pixel shifts blood onto non-floor structures, thus respecting viewing
angles.
You are no longer able to see blood splattered on a wall from the other
side unless you've x-ray vision.
This also fixes a bug where xeno blood splatters were red.
