Emitters no longer die by shooting a taser or laser tag gun at it.
Emitters don't explode if they are not on a powered wire with sufficient electricity in it. They will just crumple away instead if integrity is reduced to zero.
Taking any damage to the emitter no longer results in instant death due to me being an idiot awhile ago.
Emitters can be examined to see if they are damaged, and can be repaired by applying metal sheets to it.
Changes layout of the AI core, see picture in PR.
Moves APCs for core and upload to the backs of the rooms.
Critical APCs can somewhat resist EMP now.
Gives turrets a ten second timeout until they go underneath the turret covers, unless turned off manually or if they lose power.
Adds a new type of turret specifically for the AI upload/core. This type has more health, has a 1/3 chance to ignore EMP, and fires xray lasers, to counter ablative armor.
A new material called Durasteel has been added. It is made from Plasteel and diamonds, and boasts more toughness than Plasteel alone, as well as reflectivity. The inner walls of the AI core are made out of this new material, which makes emitters less helpful.
Emitters can be damaged by projectiles, and will explode if too much damage is sustained. Shooting a Durasteel wall will likely cause you to lose the emitter.
New AI core turrets turn green when on lethal, to show that xray is coming.
``/mob/dead/observer`` -> ``/mob/observer/dead``
``/mob/eye`` -> ``/mob/observer/eye``
Reason being that they are similar in that they both don't interact with
the world in any way. Some procs were shared, some checks as well, and
it overall makes more sense this way. Plus, there were no ``/mob/dead``
mobs.
This means that instead of the base turf being defined by the z-level, it's now defined by area and defaulted by z-level.
Updates all "shuttle" and "solar" areas to have a base_turf of space.
Updates docking arms 1, 2, and 3 on the main asteroid level to have a base_turf of space.
Other z-levels may still need updating.
This change means that all actions which destroy or dismantle a tile - for example bombs, a singularity, a shuttle leaving, or deconstruction - now leave these new areas as space not asteroid. Future mapping efforts may need to take this into account.
Remains of player blob axed.
blob_act() axed. Blob now has an arbitary set of things it can attack.
It will flow over everything else. Blob has an awful tendency to destroy
non-craftables.
Will test more tomorrow.
Blob will now attack mechs.
Fixes#8106.
Fixes#10705.
Merges the two meteor events into one, and now takes severity into consideration instead.
Including the basic meteors there are also new types ranging from flaming to radioactive which may drop appropriate types of ore.
Created a global list to track base turfs for explosions/shuttle moves.
Remaps the asteroid to be a moonlet. Tidies up some references to 'asteroid', removes moonbase from the accessible z level list.
Now instead calls the proper round-end proc when finishing the round, allowing admins to interrupt restart if desired.
None of the current end game variants currently use over/underlays, they are now content with coloring space.
On endgame start, the entire world is now updated in a spawn() instead, reducing crippling lag.
Adds support to designate APCs are critical, these are not drained during world end events.
Fixes a couple of potential runtime errors if no escape points have bee mapped in.
People in wheelchairs and mechas can now enter the world end rift.
Cult walls no longer cultify over and over, indefinitely.
- Fixes for turrets, rogue drones, and emitters
- Removed muzzle flash from chem darts
- Converted emitters to use spanclasses and have correct capitalization
Ensures the master area is always used, to avoid issues caused by dynamic lightning which splits areas into sub-areas.
Power alarms now handled centrally.
- This removes the dreaded wireless wires bug, which caused wires disconnected by explosions to actually still conduct power until powernet was manually updated.
- This also adresses issue with (on bay unused) singularity, which exhibits similar behavior when eating wires (wireless wires bug)
This should have little/no gameplay effect right now, just paving the
way for directional lights.
Replaced handle_rotation() on buckly things with this.
Signed-off-by: Mloc-Argent <colmohici@gmail.com>
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