Renames the "gloves, work" loadout option to "duty gloves" to more accurately reflect the item being selected and for consistency with the "duty boots".
Fixes a typo in the name of the "jackboots, thigh-length" loadout option.
Tweaks the loadout point costs of the following items:
- Phase Pistol: 5 -> 4 (for consistency with knives, phase is only useful against wildlife whereas knives affect all)
- Black Gloves: 1 -> 2 (for consistency with other functional gloves)
- Duty Gloves: 3 -> 2 (same as above)
- Jackboots (all variants): 1 -> 2 (for consistency with other functional item variants)
- Workboots (all variants): 1 -> 2 (same as above)
- Umbrella: 3 -> 1 (an umbrella is arguably the same amount of functional as a briefcase)
- Custom Laptop: 7 -> 5 (follows the custom tablet having the same cost as the advanced tablet, custom laptop has the same as the advanced laptop)
The main cause is the 'exploitable' check from `code/game/jobs/job_controller.dm` because the proc `amend_exploitable` from `code/modules/mob/mob.dm` spawns a duplicate of the implant at the mob's feet.
Tertiary issues were...
- The `implant_loadout` proc in `code/game/objects/items/weapons/implants/implant.dm` not inserting the implant in the correct location (was passing an organ instead of a zone define like BP_HEAD, which has a string value of "head".)
- There were unnecessary post-spawn behaviours for dud and neural fluff implants.
What now happens:
- The exploitable check now occurs in the `spawn_item` proc from `code/modules/client/preference_setup/loadout/loadout.dm`.
- The loadout implants are now inserted into the correct locations within a mob.
- There won't be implants created on the floor anymore.
* Starts work on the Medical Expansion.
* Further Work
* Save Everything!
* Large volume of things.
* Log of Change
* I'm an idiot.
* Kidney assisted sprites. They didn't exist, for some reason.
* Fixfix
* Fixfix
* Update encased.dm
* Update glass.dm
* Update Chemistry-Reagents.dm
I am once more an idiot.
* Split augs.
* Fixfix
Custom laptops currently have a problem in that their verb list is not properly updated. This replaces the custom laptop with an elite model that has all the modules.
Also raises cost of the elite model to 7 loadout points, due to concerns raised.
* Laser pointers
Adds laser pointers, ported from tg/oldaurora (but heavily modified). They can be found in the loadout, as well as made by science. Science can also upgrade them, which makes them occasionally useful for blinding people, too.
The bugfixes which make several of the features work properly will come in a separate commit.
* Three fixes
Cats now have resting sprites for all 4 directions, instead of just east. This was needed to make cats look like they're pouncing on the laser dot.
Cameras can now be EMPed more than once, and EMPs actually are able to disable them now. This was needed for the shining lasers into cameras feature.
Flash_eyes() now actually displays a flashing animation on your screen when you get flashed (except for silicons, who for some reason are excluded from this unless EMPed). This was needed for laser pointers to have a temporary "blinding" effect when shone into someone's eyes.
(removes errant debug message too, whoops)
* Nerf
Reduced chances of laser pointers doing anything useful on silicons.
Also, fixes a duplicated proc, oops.
* Requested changes
Minor changes as requested - 'cell' to 'diode', view() to viewers(), range() to viewers().
Stops buckled or dead cats from reacting to laser pointers. Zombie cats are fun, but no.
Also, does another small nerf to the effects on silicons.
Wheelchairs can now be collapsed by click-dragging them to you, much like rollerbeds. You can then pick them up. They are, however, too large to stuff into a backpack.
These new collapsible wheelchairs are now available in the loadout, under utility, for 4 points. They're also color-customizable now. No more plain white wheelchairs available only by missing feet.
The loadout wheelchairs will spawn with you buckled into them, just like how it works when you spawn without feet, except that the loadout wheelchairs can be more colors than just white.
