* Posters refactor
- Posters now use a simple type-per-poster definition, rather than some
large global lists requiring sprite numbers to be the same as entries in
a list.
- Putting a specific poster on a map now simply means putting the
specific type that you want, rather than var editing (often
unsuccessfully).
- There are random all-posters, random contraband posters, and random
official posters for mappers too.
- Ripped posters are now their own type.
- The potential to make additional classes of posters has been left
open, I'd like to move a bunch of the advertisement posters to their own
catagory, and clean up the "official" category to be more obviously
on-brand.
* Updates DeltaStation
* Changed the maps of Metastation
* OmegaStation posters updated
* Updated Pubby posters
* Map merged?
* Updated away mission and ruin posters
* Removes vars from garbage
The library computer can now upload scanned books to the newscaster, opening up a whole new wood world.
The library computer can now print corporate posters as well as Bibles. Removes corporate posters crate from cargo, as it is now obsolete (and literally no one bought it anyway).
add: The library computer can now upload scanned books to the newscaster. Remember, seditious or unsavory news channels should receive a Nanotrasen D-Notice!
add: The library computer can now print corporate posters as well as Bibles.
del: Cargo no longer offers a corporate poster crate. Nobody ever bought it anyway.
Emagging the book management console and printing forbidden lore now has
a chance of producing a clockwork slab.
Reasoning: because sometimes it's fun to cultscare security with your
universal emag.
These are the files with just tiny tweaks. Mostly modify an object's attackby so it does "return ..()" instead of "..()".
If there are other things in this commit, the PR's description will explain them.
250 because any less seemed like you would have to page too much to browse the archive.
All actions preserve the current page.
Page splitting and calculation is cached on first load of the external archive for that computer (has to be per-computer because the html is cached and it needs to have the src arg)
This helps mitigate lag caused by the computer grabbing meta information about almost **two thousand books** over sql on EVERY load of the library computer interface
