* Added an action button to change your entire chameleon outfit at once
* Made chameleon stamps actual chameleon items
Added stamps to bonus chameleon items on outfits that should have them
Made clothing work with hooded suits
* Chasms no longer drop those buckled to undroppable objects
* Moves a check down for efficiency/not needing to check things twice
* Change logic order so this hack works
The component is initialized with any combination of three flags, EMP_PROTECT_SELF protects against effects that target the object itself, EMP_PROTECT_WIRES protects against wires being messed with similar to the NO_EMP_WIRES_1 flag which this PR removes, EMP_PROTECT_CONTENTS protects against things that are inside the object like organs, internal "non-virtual" power cells and the like
This enables (but doesn't introduce) new mechanics such as adding EMP shielding at runtime to any atom, or taking it away.
add: Amount of goliath plates is now shown in examine for explorer suits and mining hardsuits.
I was peeved by being unable to tell whether the armour is upgraded or not except by trying to stick more plates on it.
I think a more correct way would be to add a plate amount var to these items similarly to APLU plating and then have description mention their amount and, for added transparency, that it's possible to improve it if there's 0 plates.
Please point the errors/wrongs in it, since "current armour value minus constant divided by value each plate adds" is rather clunky code.
No ingame changelog cause these are supposed to fool people.
Changes:
Hallucinations now pick from a single weighted list, instead of being separated in tiers. The more obvious a hallucinations, the less likely it is to appear.
Hallucination is now a contantly ticking down variable. 1 hallucination = 2 seconds duration. Hallucinating effects have been rebalanced to fit this.
Hallucinations have a random cooldown ranging from 10 to 60 seconds. The status will still tick down in the meantime.
The Sounds hallucinations has been split in three: realistic sounds (likely), weird sounds (rare), and station messages (i.e. the shuttle arrived, blob warning, etc.)(also rare).
The Bolts hallucination now stops you from bumping doors open. You can still click them to open them.
Removed the singulo hallucination. It's pretty much impossible to make it realistic enough, and it's too widely known to scare someone. It's an annoyance and a definite tell that you're hallucinating.
Removed the xeno attack for the same reasons. It was kept in the code to serve as a pseudotemplate for hallucination mobs.
Removed the fake attacker hallucination. Trying to replicate full attack and defense code as well as managing icon generation with blacklists and all is just not worth it. It would never be realistic enough.
RDS hallucinations have been either rolled into normal ones or removed (the OOC ones). No reason to keep them separate, aside from throwing off the hallucination odds (which has resulted in complaints about the cult victory warning being too common).
Added/edited a lot of strings for the text-based hallucinations. I could definitely use a few more for the message hallucination, i got writer's block there.
This is primarily a compatibility layer that enables both forward and backward compatibility for all past and future APIs based on the detected running TGS version. It also bundles all it's includes to make future upgrades not have to modify the dme, heck, could even use a submodule if it wanted (not happening). No other changes necessary.
There's an upcoming event system and new chat management functions. Check them out here: https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation-server/blob/303448457e1529c900fa183a8b3c7f2e5459acf1/DMAPI/tgs.dm
Also added /datum/proc/CanProcCall()
* kill BANG_PROTECT_2
* let's put this back in
* dirty
* kill OMNITONGUE_2
This is a write-only variable, probably leftover from some refactor years ago
* kill flags_2
code: HEALS_EARS_2 is removed in favor of the earhealing component
code: wearertargeting component is available to subtype for components that want to target the wearer of an item rather than the item itself