No more tie verb. Just put it into whatever slot and it (correctly) adjusts the needed stuff to work. Added 'Can be worn on the head or face' to the description to indicate that.
Currently wearing a bandana on your head makes it impossible to eat, which doesn't make sense, so this fixes that too.
Adds a defib kit. Not ported from /tg/, not a backpack or anything. It's more like an AED than anything. Click with empty hand or drag onto yourself to take the pads out, and put them into some dead person's uniform slot.
Currently has 3 attempts with 75% chance of success with the default battery.
The paddles are cabled, so if you walk away with them it yanks the cable out and you have to reconnect them. Patient can't be moving either, and it won't shock living people (someone can code an emag thing for that I guess?).
(Excludes .dme addition)
It was already just editing the charge to the exact same values as the non-high power cell. Why give it a high-power cell? So silly. And misleading if you take the cells and put them other places.
* The world/Topic() bot integration API's manifest output uses the same logic as datacore's get_manifest(), except it omits the part that includes synthetics. The `set_names` variable clearly shows bots are intended to be included, they are just arent.
* Copying the logic from datacore.dm ensures a consistent view of bots and AI.
Seriously, why the hell is this suit such a nightmare to move around in?
Mechanically, it has ZERO armor besides bio/radiation protection, and
the only real perk of it is that it's space worthy.
Xenoarcheology is just tedious and annoying with these dumb suits being
so clunky, so I've eliminated the slowdown to only slow you down as much
as voidsuits.
It returned before it got to the bottom with robotic limb repair, which would leave the wound sprites on them unless an admin forced an icon update on them. So now we update them just like we do for organics a few lines below when wound levels change.
