MAJOR:
- Completely revamps the blueprints.
- Ports /tg/ blueprints and bastardizes them.
Blueprint functions:
- Create/modify an existing area (in a 3x3 square. Good for expanding an area to include walls or finetuning)
- Create new area or merge two areas. (Allows you to make a new area if the room is airtight or merge two areas together.)
- Change area name.
- Wire Legend. Allows you to see what wires do. (Move this into its own seperate item)
MINOR:
- Adds a new global list "wire_name_directory" that is important for revealing wires.
- Gave vent pumps, vent scrubbers, and air alarms a new update_area proc that is involved when their area is updated due to a blueprints being used.
- Gave areas a 'setup' proc that is called when a new area is created via blueprints. Sets the area vars to what would be default (power off) Adds a new 'areasize' variable to areas that lets you know how large they are.
- Added procs to areas to check the power in an area and check change the name of an area properly.
- adds a new range_turfs and rect_turfs define. Unused for now.
Vents now only make noise when they start or stop working, rather than constantly running playsound and stacking sounds for potentially hundreds of vents all over the station.
Still uses the same pref
Further attempts to reduce sound based lag.
- SmartFridge has been tweaked to look better
- ChemMaster no longer puts the units in bottle names by default
- Trinary filter reads last_flow_rate again
- Operating computer now works based off percentage of health, rather
than real health (note, a tesh at -50 won't die until -100, but it'll
trigger the -100% alarm)
- Clicking on the knob in the canister UI no longer brings up a number
input too small to enter values in the valid range. For right now,
the knob stays, but this may be reconsidered in favor of a
NumberInput if more people would prefer accessibility over
skeuomorphism UI design.
- Pipe dispenser has a bent pipe option again
After extensive testing, there's no way to simply confine the airpump to a single sound channel without extreme wonkiness/inaudible audio, and the suggestion of a global audio channel resulted in no audio playing at all.
Attempting to make a static loop caused horrible feedback, so that was a no-go, and attempting to set up a check to find out if there are mobs near a vent (basically a proximity check) does the same thing/uses the same amount of resources that simply doing playsound() does - but in reverse.
Tested with ShadowLarkens <shadowlarkens@gmail.com>'s help
- var/uid was used in only a handful of places. Because areas are singletons
it is safe to replace the uid with \ref, areas don't get deleted.
- And with that /area/New() is empty, we can remove it!
