Each turf in camera-range is marked with a maptext number indicating how many cameras can see that turf.
IMPORTANT: Changed the default fonts of the skinfile. This works around an issue with byond, where certain font-faces can cause HUGE increases in memory usage client-side, giving the illusion of lag, or severe crashes.
Before changing the font-face to 'Arial': using the camera range display verb would cause dream-seeker's memory usage to climb from 146,000 K to 800,000 K (and greater, but that is the limit of my laptop's pagefile, hence crashing my entire system)
After changing the font-face to 'Arial': using the same verb (with same code) resulted in negligible memory usage increase in dreamseeker, and works absolutely fine.
Status displays and such were not affected by this bug as they use a different font to the default set in the skinfile.
It did however affect stuff such as mining satchels, and may explain why some users found the game extremely 'laggy' or crashy
-Adds janitor cart sprites for pete. Removes trash.dmi and merges it with janitor.dmi.
-Moves the 8 separate wire .dmis and puts them in their own folder.
-Moves plants.dmi into the flora folder.
-Adds sprites in hydroponics-related .dmis for my upcoming project. Greatly cleans up hydroponics.dmi
-The description "A weak beanbag shell. This one is spent. This one is spent. This one is spent. This one is spent." made by double barreled shotguns is gone, now the message is only added when the shotgun actually fires and uses the shell
-All other kind of shotguns will now add the "This one is spent." message.
-Shotguns will stop firing invisible bullets, making them less confusing.
Changed the "You break the double barreled shotgun" message to "You open the double barreled shotgun" because it was confusing, the playes (myself included) thought that they actually ruined the pretty gun.
-Spraybottle chempuffs will now pass over tables.
-Further reorganization of chemistry reagents. Organizes toxic chems into subtypes. This cuts down on copied code and allows us to do fun things in the future, like machines that filter poisons and such.
Adjusts a couple hardcoded lines to make adding more undies in the future easier.
Adds dressers! Similar to mirrors, they let you change your underpants.
Massive optimization on the DesignHasReqs() proc, cuts it down to the
bare minimum while still retaining its function. Testing using the
profile showed a 92% reduction in SelfCPU at 151000 calls.
