Added a new fantasy redgate map that consists of a fantasy town and a large dungeon beneath it.
Added a selection of fantasy props.
Added a variety of "magic" resprites of existing items. These are intended to be tech disguised as magic and have descriptions to hint at it, along with some papers on the map.
Added an alchemy system that creates potions in an alembic out of an ingredient and a base. If the ingredient and base match, an interesting potion is created, if they don't, a poor quality potion is created.
Added a new reagent that polymorphs the drinker into a random creature.
Added a chest version of crates.
Added wooden wall lockers.
Added random spawners for fantasy items, potions, ingredients and bases for mapping.
Added hedge and wooden fences.
Added an old fashioned resprite of the oven.
Added a cooking pot resprite of the microwave.
Added wall torches.
Added barrel version of water tanks, beer tanks, wine tanks, blood tanks and a kettle resprite of a coffee dispenser.
Added a wooden tub bath.
Added 19 new vore mobs: 2 Catslugs, 6 succubi, 1 cryptdrake, 4 vampires 5 peasants and a bat.
Moves the redgate on the tether and spices up the area around it!
Also removes all manually set d tags for wires across all of the main station maps, the talon, and the fuel depot. They PROBABLY still exist in some shuttles and stuff but I'm not going through literally every map file for it. >:O
... or am I...
Replaces instances of "iron" pill bottle with the new blood regen pill bottle in containers and maps that are either NanoTrasen or Zorren related. Keeps iron bottles in other maps (mostly specific away mission rewards)
add: Adds Copper pills, Blood regen pill bottles
30 u copper reagent per copper pill. Blood regen contains 9 iron, 5 copper pills now that zorren need copper for treatment
Adds a new redgate map: A moving train. A long, linear map with two levels, all aboard a moving train. Has a few things to find and mobs to eat/get eaten by. lots of different rooms, mostly to vibe in. Very very deadly to fall off of, but has railings everywhere except one roof section.
Adds a new death step_trigger, which deletes the body of the person who steps on it and gives them a message about how they died. Also logs and messages the admins so that it can be tracked easily.
Adds a new subtype of ticket printer, which prints permits instead, only little pink tickets. Idea is for them to be used for train tickets if someone wanted to RP a train conductor, but made them broad so that they can be used for anything. Does not add the message to the end of round report, but does notify the staff when a ticket is produced to prevent abuse.
Added a new redgate islands map. This consists of two Z-levels: An ocean with a few islands to visit, many with vore mobs on them. An underwater Z-level with lots of things to find hidden around the ocean floor, a little more sparse on vore mobs.
Added a new underwater turf. Standing on this turf feeds you CO2 instead of air, suffocating you. It is a subset of water turfs, and therefore interacts with aquatic, which also allows you to breathe on these turfs. This does mean that you can use the "dive" ability of aquatic under the water too, but it can be treated as though you are swimming up above the sea floor.
Added a "diving" subset of the ocean turf, which allows you to dive down to the turf beneath it, or to swim up from below. Uses normal move up/down verbs.
Added a bunch of underwater flora.
Added a collapsed ships mast prop.
Added a new variation of Fake_Sun that applies a new underwater weather effect and has only one option for the colour and brightness.
Added a new "vorny" variation of the great white carp. This one is very hard to escape from and digests quickly, but is stunned if you manage to do so to give you a chance to flee.
Added a new water resistant and friendly hiveless hivebot called Harry.
Added a couple of creative commons 0 sound effects for the ocean and underwater areas.
Adds a new redgate map: Rain City. This map is a single Z-level, but very very dense, with close to 70 buildinds, most of which are unique (about 18 of them are homes, the rest are all different). It has a LOT of randomly generated loot. Alley ways have random vore mobs, whilst buildings and streets have a variety of preset ones. Makes use of the new fake_sun weather feature to have it raining outside.
In addition to this, it also adds a whole bunch of neon signs, and coloured bulbs to go with them.
It also adds a new darker pavement type called City Slab, a new road turf and dashed line decals to mark the road.
Tweaks a couple things relating to gateway and redgate maps
Renames all of the map templates to have Gateway or Redgate prefixes, that way it's more clear what they are intended for when referred to in game
Removes 'Abandoned Island' from the redgate rotation pending a redesign. Also touches up a couple things with it.
Makes a 140x140 compatible version of the zoo gateway map. Does not add this to rotation for now, I would like to further revamp this later.
Adds a new redgate map: Hotsprings! It's a large snowy map, most of which is a fairly empty snowfield. However, there are a few buildings dotted around, and in the top corner, there are some cosy hotsprings to enjoy. There are few fun hidden things to find too, along with some toys. Be warned, the place is pretty cold.
Also adds warm rocks! These are just simple rocks that do not allow atmos to pass through, like a atmos retention field. They're basically just for mapping to separate warm areas from cold ones without atmos messing it up, and they're used here to make the hotsprings work.
Also, just a warning, this removes the commenting out of the other redgate maps from the stellar delight defines file, bringing them all back into rotation. I assume this will be happening when this map is merged, so I thought it'd be easier to just do it here.
Adjusts some types to tidy up the mob list. Put some of the mobs that can vore under the vore tab, removed the clown mobs from /mobs_monsters because they were the only thing in there, so there wasn't really any point in hiding them a level deeper, and generally looked for subtypes that didn't have anything in them, and commented those out. Did you know that telesci is supposed to have a chance to spawn hostile mobs if you mess up? It's true! I may or may not have fixed it, I don't play telesci, but it uses a path that actually has mobs in it now.
* Repaths Bluespace crystals from obj/item/weapon/ore subtype to obj/item/weapon subtype.
* Adjusts all code references appropriately
I've looked as far as VScode can let me, and I could not find any actual implementation, reference of mechanic that looked like it was using the /ore/ subtype's special mechanics.
Furthermore, I looked in mine_turfs and mineral outcrops codes to see if bluespace crystals were ever treated as an ore/mineral. Once more, I found nothing there either.
Beyond this, I asked cody if they'd ever encountered BS crystals as part of the xenoarch procedure and they reported no
Therefore, I've come to the conclusion that there is absolutely no reason for bluespace crystals to be an ore subtype. Doing this does lose their ability to be sampled by a core sampler but... There was no turf that'd spawn BS crystals (and ore sampler requires it to have been made by a mineral turf).
As such! I repathed it and all references to it and its artificial subtype.
Testing shows that all techs involving BScrystals function as expected (telepad, telesci computer, quantum pad), with deconstruction and construction alike and their expected functionalities.
Makes it possible to make one-way switches that are not limited to being mapper only, inspired by other codebases that do similar things (TG and Yogs I know do this.)
You can make a switch into a one-way (or make a one-way back into a two-way) by wrenching it with it's service panel open.
The original one-way lever is changed to use the new system as well, so maps dont need to remove the levers or anything. Aside one which for some reason was a var-edited one-way switch to be reverse only?? I commented out the var-edit so it wouldn't error.
This may break REGs since they weren't designed for mobs with negative movement cooldown values but we can address that later if it becomes a problem
Also fixes a couple emotes for pAIs
