These are mostly copy pasta edits of things that already work, however, I do not know how to set up a database on my test server, so! These tools have not been tested beyond compiling and running and seeing that the window pops up.
They work the same way as the existing method of book deletion though, so there's little reason to think they will do anything especially differently.
Tested on my test server and nothing appeared to be broken. Overlays were showing up as expected.
Ghosts no longer became space/stairs/stole someone's tail
With paper.
Also adds two Southern Cross areas to the lists.
Also makes some global procs for ultra-quick area generation that anything can use and badmins can call.
https://i.imgur.com/wnm3joF.png
Removes a debug message
- Allows for the creation of areas via build mode.
- If an area is made via buildmode, the area will be fully lit. This is the only compromise I could do it as space areas worked fine when turned into new areas, but preexisting areas bugged out massively and were full dark (just like it currently is on live)
- Sanitizes some more things so you can't put HTML into it.
- Utilizes TGUI better to show the user the max they can post.
- Limits some things like circuits so you can't insert 50000 characters.
- Makes Basic build mode warn you before you delete the ground and space everyone
- Makes Basic build mode turn the turf you deleted into the base turf for the area. If area is not available, it goes with the base turf of the Z level.
- Makes Advanced build mode start with Null. No more spawning lockers and qdel()ing players!
- Fixes a longstanding bug where if you cancelled selection in build mode and then tried to select something from the list, it defaulted to a locker. Instead, if you cancel it, it defaults back to null and lists work like normal.
If you right click on advanced build mode and then push cancel, or just push confirm without entering anything, it tries to build a list of every possible thing in the game, and usually crashes your client trying to display that list.
This makes it just not do anything if you don't give it an input. If you want to have a list of everything in the game you can probably still do that if you just enter / or whatever.
