-Yeah found out the reason, pretty clear by logic after figuring it out, but still somehow functional for normal species apparently(itjustworks.jpg)???
-The stuff was relying on some sort of "descriptor" in the has_limbs list that does not seem to even exist.
-Adding this "descriptor" to custom species limbs list reliably fixed the issue on test runs.
-No fucking clue how the other species somehow manage without that thing however.
Fixes#2186 , this bug was not reported in Polaris, and its kinda critical due to its grieffy nature, so its best to first patch it, and then get someone to comment it upstream.
Special thanks to Bluehaus for testing the fix, and to Mewchild for reporting and testing the bug in the first time.
-Also lowers the dead mob gain to the same tickdamage-to-corpsegurgle ratio as it is to humans because fuck getting 100% charge from a mere handful of mice.
-They swap upon every preview refresh.
-Current selection comes with full black, full white, 'steel' floor tiles, white flor tiles, bare plating, and reinforced floor.
-We'll see if I feel like figuring out how to make a proper selection button later.
-Grabbing a live otie no longer does the classic "break sprite offset and piss off the mob" function.
-Instead it now just leads to a disapproving growl and a loss of bonding if the grabber had befriended the thing before.
-Grabbing a dead one does the old stuff tho so ya can still 'dispose' of the bodies or whatever.
-Serious there's always someone who goes grabbing the nonhostile ones fgshjd :v
-Afaik the 3 was supposed to be like the minimum total damage for the slowest gurgles, but with the limit being applied to both damage types, the actual minimum damage was restricted to 2+3 or 3+3 depending whether you had touched the default brute value or not, basically causing the slowest possible digestion still being faster than default.
-Adds a nifsoft that can be used for manual mind backups on the go sleevemate style.
-Fixes one-time backups not saving nifs (sleevemate and this thing)
-Apparently the backup proc only saved nifs on the second sync.
