- Adds circuit boards for shuttle consoles. (Ferry, Multi, and Overmap).
- Deconstructing a console saves the linked shuttle tag in the board for when it is re-constructed. New boards start blank but will auto-link if you build the console on a shuttle.
- Boards know what type of shuttle they can control and will only auto-link with a shuttle if it is the appropriate type.
Note: By default the only mapped-in shuttle consoles that are deconstrutable are overmap and multi shuttle consoles. For any others, consoles built mid-game will be deconstrutable but the mapped-in ones will not. That way the arrival, escape, supply ferry shuttles etc won't be messed with unless the mapper specifically chooses to override and make them that way.
- Its now possible to put shuttle consoles on a shuttle without a specific subtype or mapediting the shuttle_tag on them.
- After shtutle initialization, SSshuttles gives each initialized shuttle the chance to scan its areas for consoles it wants to claim and configure.
- Infinite powersource, Infinite grid load (powersink without boom) and APC dummy load.
- Not buildable, intended primarily for debugging or admin shenanigans. For mapped-in variants setting show_extended_information = FALSE is recommended.
Adds a white colourable version of the blue apron
Adds a Teshari-fitted labcoat with an existing unused sprite and enables it for colouration in the loadout
* Fix Runtime in atoms_movable.dm,597: list index out of bounds
* Fix Runtime in floor_attackby.dm,118: Cannot execute 0.is crowbar().
* Fix null values being present in mob_list.
* Another fix for Runtime in update_icons.dm,254: Cannot execute null.GetUIState().
- This time lets just ensure dna is instantiated no matter who is calling dress_preview_mob().
* Fix Runtime in suit_storage_unit.dm,792: Cannot execute null.set machine().
- Also fixed other mixups of usr vs. user that I found in the same file.
* Fixes Runtime in find_spawning.dm,688: Cannot read null.origin_tech
- if this else if block is reached, new_item must not exist, so we obviously can't set origin_tech on it. Examination of the code seems to suggest the original author intended that for any "talking" items to have arcane and precursor tech; since src is now being made talking, src should get the tech.
* Fix talking artifacts downgrading arcane/precursor tech
- Bump up the values by one for talking artifact items instead of overwriting whatever the value was.
- This seems to be quite an issue on lowpop, with high danger events (strong blobs for example) firing just because the AI has an engineering/security shell(s) available. They are still one player, however, therefore it results in very hard to handle situations when trying to go a 1v1 against strong blobs with remotely controlled engineering shell (as you can't control more than one at a time)
- Adds the update_idle_power_usage() and update_active_power_usage() procs for the respective vars.
- Switches all places modifying those vars directly to call the procs instead.
- This will let us react to the change appropriately, paving the way towards static area power.
- Adds update_power_channel proc for the sake of completeness, but no machines actually modify it so far.
- Existing consoles remain for now, only refactored to use a shared nano_module. Included by default on engineering consoles, downloadable by anyone with basic engineering access.
- Tidies up the UI a bit, prevents manual toggling of valves when they are in Auto mode (as it would immediately toggle back)
* Port ParadiseSS13/Paradise#2100 - Saycode refactor
* Removed unused old carbon slimes code
* Port ParadiseSS13/Paradise#5099 - Saycode part 2
* Ported ParadiseSS13/Paradise#7170's /datum/browser Check Known Languages
* Port ParadiseSS13/Paradise#9240 - Get rid of alt_name in favor of GetAltName()
* Port ParadiseSS13/Paradise#10330 - You can now use multiple languages in one message
* Addressed Atermonera's review.
Translators now print the full message if they find any languages within the
message that the user doesn't understand, minus languages it cannot translate.
Additionally, the combine_message proc has been significantly simplified
by eliminating an ugly tree structure with the help of a little helper
proc.
The removal of the extra span inside each piece doesn't seem to have
visually changed the messages in any other way than changing where the
wordwrap happens, strangely enough. Must be something in IE's code being
picky about invisible elements. On the bright side, it splits *later*
than it did before, thus reducing the lines a message will take up by a
tiny amount.
Also, a bunch of things now have the 'filter_say' class from
PolarisSS13/Polaris#6998. Since span classes with no definition are
totally valid and just don't do anything, this PR does **not** depend on
that PR being merged first.
* Always gotta be one
- Refactors some code to more modern standards, fixes problem with PSUs not reacting to UI input.
- Adds cable coil recoloring using multitool (Bay went the path of having dedicated cable painter device but that really feels as too much of a hassle having to carry another device for this - lets just say the paint is electrically reactive in some way).
- Adds changelog
Basically makes it so that a burning human no longer infinitely increases in temperature. This is also being combined with reductions to heat damage level to make high temperatures less super lethal as they currently are on this codebase.
- Please fasten your seatbelts, this will be a long one as it joins few older Bay PRs into one.
1. Ports https://github.com/Baystation12/Baystation12/pull/12626
- SMES units may now be damaged and destroyed. Charged SMES units fail quite violently. Damage can be fixed by welding tool.
- PSUs completely refactored, ghetto variant no longer exists.
- Cell rack PSUs now can be considered a hybrid between large battery charger and a SMES. They actually use the cells to store power (so you can hot-swap the cells to get more juice simply via the UI without deconstructing the whole machine), but in comparison to SMES have poor throughput and capacity in general (cells are simply too small). They are also somewhat limited in configuration options (lacks the precision electronics of a SMES). Better matter bin lets you put in more cells, up to 9.
- Cell rack PSU also has a mode that allows charge-balancing all inserted batteries (moves energy around so each battery has the same charge %)
2. Ports https://github.com/Baystation12/Baystation12/pull/11977
- SMES units now have full load balancing capability, getting rid of that annoying "One SMES charges at full, other SMES gets nothing" problem. If insufficient power is available on input, all inputting SMESes will now charge at same percentage. If more SMESes power a single output, they will all output equal percentage of their setting.
- This appears to have a pleasant side effect of fixing the issue where SMESes could starve APCs of energy. SMESes are ALWAYS last to input power on a powernet.
- This also appears to have fixed weird values displayed in SMES output/input load readings in the UI. By weird values i mostly mean inputs/outputs actually higher than the SMES is set to have.
3. Ports https://github.com/Baystation12/Baystation12/pull/18137
- SMES units (and subtypes, therefore effectively also PSUs from previous entry) can now have more than one terminal. This effectively allows a setup where two (or more) sources feed a single SMES, which then feeds the output. SMESes can not exceed input setting even with multiple terminals.
- Typical example of use in practice would be SMES that runs something important (for example an AI, telecomms, pick whatever you want). It could have one input from the power grid, and second input from a PACMAN generator set up nearby as a backup. Before the generator would have to be wired into main grid, therefore main grid would siphon off power from it. Now the generator can be separate and dedicated for whatever use you want.
- This mirrors original sources from Bay. Nano file was apparently moved from there, but code file was not.
- As for intent of this function (i coded it originally on Bay), EPR can be considered "Amount of canisters worth of gas in the core chamber", hence the weird 23.1 constant. Unlike pressure reading, this does not change with temperature, so it can be used to accurately monitor actual amount of gas in the chamber without having to take temperature in effect.
- I know the constant is kind of shady. It could possibly be recalculated using atmos constants, but i suck at math too much to do that. If anyone who knows atmos math can find a better alternative, i will gladly toss it in instead.
Fix an issue whereby when reconnecting to the server after disconnecting/losing connection your internals HUD element will always be off, even if you're actually still breathing from a tank.
Now it checks & shows the correct state so you don't panic after lagging out IN SPACE AAAAAHHHH
- Basically just refactor doWork() into fire() with the capablity to return in the middle with MC_TICK_CHECK.
- Move some vars around to be more organized.
- Only functional change is that when a turf is queued twice in one cycle, the second queue moves it to the end of the list instead of it being in the queue twice
