- Normal shuttles that are not emagged will no longer throw things around.
People will still be knocked down.
- Emagged shuttles and poorly designed shuttles will also throw things
around on tables, as well as closets.
Shuttles were not mapped with the idea that their contents would be thrown
around violently every time they moved. This means that things like wheely
chairs, potted plants get chucked about the place. To get around this, the
"magnetic_catch" component was added, to partially bypass this effect in the
first place. But this component is only used in one place, in shuttle loading,
which means if a shuttle is custom built, suddenly and unexpectedly,
everything flies everywhere.
Instead, violent shuttle throwing should be limited to crappy shuttles,
(ie. asteroid with engines) and emagged shuttles. As such, I've removed
the magnetic component from tables and racks, to make shuttle throwing
more violent when it happens.
cl XDTM
tweak: Holding an ID in your hands uses it instead of your worn ID for authentication purposes.
tweak: If you don't have an ID in your id slot, the belt slot will be checked as well.
/cl
Fixes#40437
Makes sense if you want to use a specific access card without playing pocket tetris. The get_idcard has an argument for prioritizing worn id over held id, for stuff like identification.
The 50s/5s thing appears to be a mistake, given that 5s is 50ds and fast travel checks seconds against 50 and sets deciseconds to 50 on adjacent lines.
In addition to sending shuttles to docks, three extra modes are added:
Infinite Transit puts the shuttle in transit which lasts until another destination is chosen
Delete Shuttle does what it sounds like
Into The Sunset marks every mind on the shuttle as 'escaped' and then deletes the shuttle
Also puts the mobs in stasis so they won't suffocate, bleed out, etc. before roundend
It is also now possible to change the destination dock of the arrivals shuttle (example: an event where arrivals are sent to the Lavaland Wastes dock instead).
New titanium floors! The intent here was to reduce the eye strain that the current max saturation fuckbois have, and make some floor tiles people might actually consider using. Right now the options are still pretty limited with blue, yellow etc only coming in full tiles, and I expect this will remain so until an actual greyscale rework comes along that shrinks the file size down from its bloated 4,000 sprites to something more reasonable and modular. Decals, perhaps?
Now that shuttles are all loaded via template we no longer have a need for the
timid var on shuttles.
Well not all shuttles, it seems I forgot to template the backup shuttle so it
wouldn't have been working until now. This got fixed here as well.
* Qdels all queries, adds sleep handling
* DB Core messages admins about undeleted queries
* Compile fixes. Adds missing set waitfor
* Remove world/New shennanigans. Add DBQuery/BlockingExecute()
* Less spammy notifications to admins about undeleted queries
* Increase dbcore fire time to 1 minute
* Upgrade undeleted query warning
* Better place of death
* Fix build
* Remove BlockingExecute, see BSQL PR for why
* Yep, missed that one.
* Psyche, that's the WRONG QUERY!!
cl ninjanomnom
fix: Shuttles have proper baseturfs now.
fix: Mineral walls properly use their baseturfs when destroyed/drilled.
add: A new engineering goggle mode allows you to see the shuttle area you're standing in.
admin: Buildmode works a bit better with baseturfs now and can properly only remove the top layer of turfs when editing. Note that as a result the order you place turfs is important and a wall placed on space means when the wall is removed there will be space underneath.
/cl
This adds an area hook for turfs getting the PlaceOnTop proc called so shuttle areas are able to intercept it and add a special turf used for determining where the bottom of the shuttle is. I'm not too certain on this being the best way to handle it but the alternatives restrict the kind of turfs that are allowed to be on shuttles which I didn't want to do as it was part of the whole intent of the baseturf change to allow any turf type on shuttles.
The alternative to the area hook would require a tool which attaches turfs to a shuttle which is why there's a shuttle area viewing tool in this pr. I considered doing it this way first but decided it was too clunky.
In addition to other changes:
Tiled/Reinforced floors have proper baseturfs now.
A large amount of the remaining ChangeTurf calls were swapped over to various baseturf helpers so, for example, mining doesn't create a lavaland turf if somehow the mineral wall is on plating.
Escape pods, the aux base, and syndicate drop pod have been converted over to shuttle templates as well.
The error when the timid var is set incorrectly has been changed to a stack_trace.
The change turf file has been made all lowercase as per standard.
* Refactors shuttles to be loaded in, rather than be on the station maps
- Shuttles are now loaded in by the shuttle subsystem.
You configure what shuttles are loaded in via
`/obj/configuration/shuttle_load` objects.
* Box arrivals shuttle is now imported from template
* Moves things out of the #ifdef
* Box emergency shuttle is now imported
* Box emergency shuttle is now templated
* Box ferry and whiteship now load from template
* More shuttles on Box done
* Apart from the pods, Box is now completely templated
* Delta now has all non-awkward shuttles loaded in
And Centcom..
* Removes no ops turfs, more error messages
* Fixes slightly chopped off external wall
* Massaging more shuttles into working correctly
* Debug messages are king
* Delta cargo shuttle now docks again
* First pass of Metastation shuttles
* Omegastation first pass
* Metastation now has its own shuttle
* Did most shuttles on Pubby
* Turns out Pubby arrival shuttle is slightly smaller than Box arrival
* Whoops, missed a stationary port
* TGMified the pubby arrival shuttle
* First pass, box is working
* All stations now have roundstart_template and no configuration objects
* Removes roundstart_move
* Why do we even have these unused keys
* Remove unused coded vars
* removes some excessive safety checks
* Missed some Centcom cargo dock stuff
* Got it working again
* That thing that Cyberboss wanted
* Noop turfs the shuttle templates
* And template noop for the area
* Attempts to assuage travis
* Warning!
* Please love me, Travis
* RIP Remie
* It works, but is it worth it?
* bitfield helpers take 1
* Would this work?
* remove dangling debug code
* rebase & fixes
* vv bitfield stuff, reading
* DNM oceans of shitcode DNM
* honk
* honk2
* plonk
* rebase & fix
* big batch of loc assignments
* Update emergency.dm
* Update spiders.dm
* Update parrot.dm
* Update ripley.dm
* Update firealarm.dm
* seems to work
* this maybe works?
* brainmemes, again
* stuff
* fix brainmob, camera runtimes
A dead-simple traitor variant.
It's like traitor, except instead of an uplink you get a buddy: your blood brother. You must team up with your brother to complete your objectives. It runs along side regular traitor mode, thus the name "traitorbro".
A complete rewrite of the dock proc for shuttles to make it more maintainable and readable and also bring over some new features while we're at it. This allows for multi-area shuttles and more control over the effects of anything being moved.
Areas, and movable atoms all have (before|on|after)ShuttleMove procs, turfs have (from|to)ShuttleMove procs which are called the same as beforeShuttleMove.
All ShuttleMove procs have been moved to a single file in the shuttle module.
Stationary docks will have their baseturf_type and area_type modified in maps once the problems have been worked out.
* adds round table to replace tacking some data in feedback table
* removes obsolete code for acolytes_survived
* uses a better query
* corrects var name
* uses actual sql queries
* adds commit column and connected checks before queries
Still very important, still a victim of Github memes.
Tried to push to Militairies version but it had like a million commits so fuck that. This accounts for Jordie0608's requested changes. The latest changes moves the "no recall" aspect to the emergency shuttle subsystem so now any future code can simply set SSshuttle.emergencyNoRecall to TRUE if they want to prevent recalls from taking place.
See #27228 for references to the last 3 PR's.
tweak: Gang mode now calls a 4 minute unrecallable shuttle once 60% of the crew is dead
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XDTM
Tad Hardesty
WJohn
Emmett Gaines
AnturK
Jordan Brown
ShizCalev
pubby
kevinz000
81Denton
MrDoomBringer
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ShizCalev
MoreRobustThanYou
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Leo
Jordie
Robustin
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