* removal of machine var
* shimsham
* deprecation warnings
* COMSIG_LIVING_HANDLE_VISION signal
* improved
* more cleanup
* more fixes
* this is fine
* fixed radios
* notices for now, tgui fix
* cleaned up hud and vision parent calls, adds COMSIG_LIVING_HANDLE_HUD
* radios use tgui now
* guestpass does not need machine anymore
* cloning machine doesn't use it
* this arcade machine is tgui too
* autolathe does not need machine
* remaining cleanup
* doc fix
* fix
* logout handling
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* Prevents insta-actions
* Do_after sanity
NOTE: NUKE do_after_action
* Update bonfire.dm
* The rest of them
Also fixes a tpyo
* no minitest :)
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* Gets rid of the slowdown for now
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* first set of UIs
* next set of UIs
* common interfaces
* .
* some more
* .
* communicator
* bundles
* appearanceChanger
* naming.
* rdconsole
* just somet small
* .
* some more simple UIs
* even more UIs
* Cloning & ColorMate
* next set
* few more UIs
* .
* DNAModifier
* some more
* next set
* next set of UIs
* tabs.
* body scanner & Body Designer
* few more
* bundle
* .
* ChemMaster and type promises
* some more UIs
ED-CLNs now get a modifier to make them clean faster.
Further, if a sapient bot clicks on themselves on a clean tile they will activate idle behavior. (If emagged, this includes spraying blood or wetting a floor depending on RNG, otherwise they'll just make a cute boop)
Fixing login/out overwriting bot settings for pAI, fixing vore settings being kept on logout.
Sapient cleanbots can now clean a whole turf by clicking on themselves, allowing the bot to clean dirt that they wouldn't previously have been able to.
One of the most common reasons behind cleanbots getting stuck in stupid places is because they went after some mess underneath table/rack/railing/whatever without ever getting to reach it.
* Changes navbeacons to no longer use radios (Doing so was slower and didn't really help anything) Note: var/freq remains for mapping compatibility until all maps are updated.
* Fixes navbeacons to actually hide under flooring if you put plating over them.
* Changed how navbeacons are mapped in. Don't use the picky "code_txt" variable, instead use appropriate subtype.
* Made useful reusable subtypes so you don't have to code in a type for every. single. one.
* Updated mulebot to use new navbeacon codes.
* Re-activate patrolling! With the new navbeacons, bots with will_patrol can follow the patrol navbeacons.
* Note: various "should_patrol" variables on each bot type unified under /mob/living/bot/var/will_patrol
* Securitrons (beepsky) got an overhaul to the new patrol routing.
* Note: BayStation replaced the snowflake handcuffs code with acutal handcuffs. Polaris handcuffs requiere a grab to work, so are more complicated. Kept our existing attack code.
* Behavior procs reorganized to use better movement detection and just be more flexible.
* Floorbot fixes & removal of bridgemode
* Floorbot will now remove & replace broken floor tiles.
* Floorbot will no longer decide its okay to pave over all of SPACE.
* For the moment patching hull breaches is disabled, it is too laggy.
* Sundry bugfixes to all bots
* Use forceMove() instead of setting loc
* Use "\The [X]" message strings.
* Pass target to do_after() when doing something to a target.
* Fixed events that were supposed to emag bots to now do so again.
A lot of new defines are now in inventory_sizes.dm, which contains;
All the size identifiers (the thing that tells the game if something is bulky, or w/e).
Storage costs for all the sizes, which are exponents of two, as previously.
A few constants for inventory size.
Also changes all storage item's capacity definitions by basing it off of how many 'normal slots' exist for it. This allows one to change the definition for all of the defines in the file, and everything will follow along without needing to change 500 files. In testing, I made all ITEMSIZE_COST_* defines doubled, and nothing had broke.
The benefit of doing all of this is that it makes adding new weight classes in the future much simpler, and makes knowing how much space a container has easier, as seeing ITEMSIZE_COST_NORMAL * 7 means it can hold seven normal items.
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