// channel numbers for power
#define EQUIP			1
#define LIGHT			2
#define ENVIRON			3
#define TOTAL			4	//for total power used only
#define STATIC_EQUIP 	5
#define STATIC_LIGHT	6
#define STATIC_ENVIRON	7

//Power use
#define NO_POWER_USE 0
#define IDLE_POWER_USE 1
#define ACTIVE_POWER_USE 2


//bitflags for door switches.
#define OPEN	1
#define IDSCAN	2
#define BOLTS	4
#define SHOCK	8
#define SAFE	16

//used in design to specify which machine can build it
#define	IMPRINTER	1	//For circuits. Uses glass/chemicals.
#define PROTOLATHE	2	//New stuff. Uses glass/metal/chemicals
#define	AUTOLATHE	4	//Uses glass/metal only.
#define CRAFTLATHE	8	//Uses fuck if I know. For use eventually.
#define MECHFAB		16 //Remember, objects utilising this flag should have construction_time and construction_cost vars.
#define BIOGENERATOR 32 //Uses biomass
#define LIMBGROWER 64 //Uses synthetic flesh
#define SMELTER 128 //uses various minerals
//Note: More then one of these can be added to a design but imprinter and lathe designs are incompatable.

//Modular computer/NTNet defines

//Modular computer part defines
#define MC_CPU "CPU"
#define MC_HDD "HDD"
#define MC_SDD "SDD"
#define MC_CARD "CARD"
#define MC_NET "NET"
#define MC_PRINT "PRINT"
#define MC_CELL "CELL"
#define MC_CHARGE "CHARGE"
#define MC_AI "AI"

//NTNet stuff, for modular computers
									// NTNet module-configuration values. Do not change these. If you need to add another use larger number (5..6..7 etc)
#define NTNET_SOFTWAREDOWNLOAD 1 	// Downloads of software from NTNet
#define NTNET_PEERTOPEER 2			// P2P transfers of files between devices
#define NTNET_COMMUNICATION 3		// Communication (messaging)
#define NTNET_SYSTEMCONTROL 4		// Control of various systems, RCon, air alarm control, etc.

//NTNet transfer speeds, used when downloading/uploading a file/program.
#define NTNETSPEED_LOWSIGNAL 0.5	// GQ/s transfer speed when the device is wirelessly connected and on Low signal
#define NTNETSPEED_HIGHSIGNAL 1	// GQ/s transfer speed when the device is wirelessly connected and on High signal
#define NTNETSPEED_ETHERNET 2		// GQ/s transfer speed when the device is using wired connection

//Caps for NTNet logging. Less than 10 would make logging useless anyway, more than 500 may make the log browser too laggy. Defaults to 100 unless user changes it.
#define MAX_NTNET_LOGS 300
#define MIN_NTNET_LOGS 10

//Program bitflags
#define PROGRAM_ALL 7
#define PROGRAM_CONSOLE 1
#define PROGRAM_LAPTOP 2
#define PROGRAM_TABLET 4
//Program states
#define PROGRAM_STATE_KILLED 0
#define PROGRAM_STATE_BACKGROUND 1
#define PROGRAM_STATE_ACTIVE 2

#define FIREDOOR_OPEN 1
#define FIREDOOR_CLOSED 2



// These are used by supermatter and supermatter monitor program, mostly for UI updating purposes. Higher should always be worse!
#define SUPERMATTER_ERROR -1		// Unknown status, shouldn't happen but just in case.
#define SUPERMATTER_INACTIVE 0		// No or minimal energy
#define SUPERMATTER_NORMAL 1		// Normal operation
#define SUPERMATTER_NOTIFY 2		// Ambient temp > 80% of CRITICAL_TEMPERATURE
#define SUPERMATTER_WARNING 3		// Ambient temp > CRITICAL_TEMPERATURE OR integrity damaged
#define SUPERMATTER_DANGER 4		// Integrity < 50%
#define SUPERMATTER_EMERGENCY 5		// Integrity < 25%
#define SUPERMATTER_DELAMINATING 6	// Pretty obvious.