* Better notifications
* Add buttons to del/move tabs in edit mode
* Add a <span> to emotes
* Fix duplicate IDs in VChat and add more logging
* VChat: Redone chat output in Vue.js
* Ported tg asset cache
* VChat DME Update
* Replace \image macro with bicon()
* NanoUI Subsystem Fixes
Don't do this, the asset subsystem does this for you
* Allow narrate/globalnarrate shenanigans
Allows HTML if your entire thing is HTML
* Disable bicon() icon object cache, and create text tag cache
* Ore Scanner is written incorrectly
Only revealed by vchat
* Fixes 2 VChat bugs
* Underline links in VChat
* Fix LOOC color
* VChat Improvements
Hopefully, anyway.
- Arbitrary font size setting
- Line height setting
- Multiple crush settings
- Rewrote how tabs work hopefully for performance
- Hidden messages are actually put elsewhere
- Attempts to correct chat backlog restore on rejoin
* Surgery steps to use <span>
* Some VChat Tweaks
- Chat remains between client reconnects if your client didn't close (so things like using the reconnect button, or autoreconnects at round end when that feels like working)
- The client doesn't send pings to the server, the server sends pings to the client. This fixes AFK measurements for AFK kick purposes.
- Turn latency indicator into a green/red indicator to show if you're connected, and when clicked will perform a one-time ping (and block doing it again for 10 seconds). It will display '?ms' if it never got a reply, or '999ms' if it did, but it was over 1s.
* Include date in filename for VChat log save
* Merge pull request #6767 from Cyantime/patch-2
Change chat export naming scheme
* Adds VChat tab saving
Saves every time you enter/exit edit mode. Persists between rounds, VChat reloads via verb, etc.
* Fix chat exporting when someone has used unicode
Only affects clients still using 512
* Use CLIENT_FROM_VAR for ease of code reading
* Update code/modules/client/asset_cache.dm
Co-Authored-By: Novacat <35587478+Novacat@users.noreply.github.com>
* Fix runtime when client disconnects before vchat loads
* Fix polaris version of command reports
* Fix LOOC color in oldchat
* Put some styles in various adminpm messages
* Round info and advanced who spans
* Fix missing tag-end
* Maybe fix images for linux and statpanel but also doom everyone
Co-authored-by: ShadowLarkens <ShadowLarkens@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Novacat <35587478+Novacat@users.noreply.github.com>
- Removed the old processController process and refactored it into a subsystem
- Updated references from supply-controller to SSsupply
- Changed from 1.5 points per 30 seconds to 1 point per 20 seconds. Same rate of 3 per min, but avoids fractional points.
- Ports the overmap, ships, sectors, and "landable" ships from baystation.
- Ports necessary computers to control ships and overmap shuttles.
- Shims missing machine and computer functionality pending future enhancements.
- Includes required new sprites and sounds.
- Port based on Baystation's implementation and customized for our code and usages.
- Switched space icon_state permutation to a "dust" overlay that is permutated the same way. As an overlay, the dust can be *above* the parallax planes. Space turfs are now white to allow skybox to BLEND_MULTIPLY onto them.
- Added skybox hud effect that replaces background space turfs with an image moved to create a parallax effect.
- Added skybox subsystem to generate and manage skybox parallax images, and lots of images for it!
- Added world.change_fps() proc to safely change world.fps
- Its important that SStimer be informed whenever world.tick_lag or world.fps change, so always use the proc, never set the var directly!
Largely ported from the work done at Baystation in Baystation12#17460 and later commits.
- Shuttles no longer require a separate area for each location they jump to.
Instead destinations are indicated by landmark objects, which are not necessarily exclusive to that shuttle.
This means that more than one shuttle could use the same docking port (not at the same time of course).
- Enhanced shuttle control computers to use nanoui if they didn't.
- Organizes shuttle datum code a bit better so there is less re-inventing the wheel in subtypes.
- Allows the possibility of shuttles (or destinations) that start on late-loaded maps.
- Deprecate the "extra" shuttle areas that are no longer needed and update shuttle areas in unit tests
This all required a bit of infrastructure improvements.
- ChangeArea proc, for changing the area of a turf.
- Fixed lighting overlays actually being able to be destroyed.
- Added a few utility macros and procs.
- Added "turf translation" procs which are like move_contents_to but more flexible.
(cherry picked from commit c837078105)
Remember that server-destroying timer bug that VORE keeps getting?
Turns out, it is related to the inactivity subsystem, that, due to having SS_BACKGROUND and SS_NO_TICK_CHECK flags, causes the master controller to break in a horrible way. One of the consequences of the master controller breaking is that the timer subsystem stops running.
I am relieved that this monster of a bug has finally been slain. Hopefully.
* Somewhat cleans up a piece of job code, makes new ID computers not be awful.
* Changes ROLE_ defines to DEPARTMENT_ to be clearer. Backports the new ID computer's assignment section of its UI to the old ID computer.
* Swaps back to southern cross map.
* Removes a block of commented code.
Ported from https://github.com/VOREStation/VOREStation/pull/6451
Code done by Aronai
Adds IP reputation checking to detect Tor, proxy, and VPN usage and block it if so configured.
It's disabled by default, but if enabled the default settings are to block all VPN/Proxy/Tor to connect unless the player has been a player for 5 days on a 'normal' connection so that people who legitimately sometimes use a VPN for *reasons* can continue to do so. You can also have it check reputations and just log bad ones, without disconnecting the users.
Whether or not it allows 'existing' players, the length of time they must have played, what's considered a 'bad' IP score, etc, are configurable. You **must** put an e-mail address if you use this, otherwise the service will likely ban you. This is the e-mail address they will send e-mails to if you're performing too many checks or they need to speak to you.
Adds config options, here's a paste from the example config:
```
## IP Reputation Checking
# Enable/disable IP reputation checking (present/nonpresent)
#IP_REPUTATION
# Set the e-mail address problems can go to for IPR checks (e-mail address)
IPR_EMAIL whatever@whatever.com
# Above this value, reputation scores are considered 'bad' (number)
IPR_BAD_SCORE 1
# If you want the people disconnected. Otherwise it just logs. (present/nonpresent)
IPR_BLOCK_BAD_IPS
# If players of a certain length of playtime are allowed anyway (REQUIRES DATABASE) (present/nonpresent)
IPR_ALLOW_EXISTING
# And what that age is (number)
IPR_MINIMUM_AGE 5
```
As you can see, it's off by default, so if you're a downstream this won't change anything for you unless you decide to turn it on. If you want the features, just copypaste the new config lines out of the example and uncomment IP_REPUTATION.
Downstreams can replace the /client/proc/update_ip_reputation() proc with your own, if you'd like to substitute your own service! Just set the client's ip_reputation var at the end of your proc.
