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Merge pull request #39306 from ninjanomnom/rad-perf-cleanup

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Some performance improvements and cleanup to radiation
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2018-07-26 22:53:26 +12:00
committed by Ling
parent 18623f212e
commit a438c8ccba
4 changed files with 41 additions and 28 deletions
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code/datums/components/rad_insulation.dm
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/datum/component/rad_insulation // Yes, this really is just a component to add some vars
/datum/component/rad_insulation
var/amount // Multiplier for radiation strength passing through
var/protects // Does this protect things in its contents from being affected?
var/contamination_proof // Can this object be contaminated?
/datum/component/rad_insulation/Initialize(_amount=RAD_MEDIUM_INSULATION, _protects=TRUE, _contamination_proof=TRUE)
/datum/component/rad_insulation/Initialize(_amount=RAD_MEDIUM_INSULATION, protects=TRUE, contamination_proof=TRUE)
if(!isatom(parent))
return COMPONENT_INCOMPATIBLE
if(protects) // Does this protect things in its contents from being affected?
RegisterSignal(parent, COMSIG_ATOM_RAD_PROBE, .proc/rad_probe_react)
if(contamination_proof) // Can this object be contaminated?
RegisterSignal(parent, COMSIG_ATOM_RAD_CONTAMINATING, .proc/rad_contaminating)
if(_amount != 1) // If it's 1 it wont have any impact on radiation passing through anyway
RegisterSignal(parent, COMSIG_ATOM_RAD_WAVE_PASSING, .proc/rad_pass)
amount = _amount
protects = _protects
contamination_proof = _contamination_proof
/datum/component/rad_insulation/proc/rad_probe_react()
return COMPONENT_BLOCK_RADIATION
/datum/component/rad_insulation/proc/rad_contaminating(strength)
return COMPONENT_BLOCK_CONTAMINATION
/datum/component/rad_insulation/proc/rad_pass(datum/radiation_wave/wave, width)
wave.intensity = wave.intensity*(1-((1-amount)/width)) // The further out the rad wave goes the less it's affected by insulation (larger width)