- Fixes APC runtime. I am an idiot. I know.
- Fixes potentional power issue with AI powersupply object, caused by AI having more than one powersupply. This sometimes caused AI to use 100kW instead of 50kW
Updates nanomanager's handling of opening UIs so that it can be called multiple times, changes force_open to simply ignore that the UI is open and try to open it again. Causes a slight flicker if the UI is open, but the window does not move or change size.
- Fixes#9543
- Removes ugly floodlight/proc/updateicon() and replaces it with proper floodlight/update_icon() which is standard on all objects/items. Does the same refactor for power cells and adjusts the proc call in relevant files (hence the amount of 1-line changes in various files)
- Makes floodlights properly use CELLRATE. Their load is 200 watts. Cell adjusted accordingly, it starts with 1k cell, which is enough for ~40 minutes (roughly)
- Floodlights with almost discharged cell (less than 10%) ocassionally "flicker", dimming for few seconds. This serves as indicator that the power cell is running low.
- Floodlight luminosity adjusted. They now shine slightly more, espicially closer to the floodlight.
- Fixes#9536
- Area now has APC variable, instead of list. APC construction, etc. should have checks to allow one APC per area only, so situations with multi-APC areas are unlikely, unless adminbus occurs. Either way, with or without this commit, one of the APCs would be unoperational (no load)
- get_apc() no longer uses very laggy locate() in contents of area. In situations where get_apc() is called repeately this brings massive increase in performance (from 0.120 to 0.000, depending on area size and amount of things in contents of that area) as it now only returns the apc variable.
Partially by request:
The inactive check process now respects client holder status and can be configured how long clients may remain inactive before being kicked.
Adding 6 tomato juice to 50 protein doesn't really work if the maximum is 50.
Also fixed it in the vegetable pizzas.
Figured a quickfix would be better than a very delayed fix.
