* Smooth movement
Squashed commit:
[870d550fff] updates a variable name to not shadow a parent variable
[65131a9a4b] redundant
[7c85f7b87e] override based pulling and pushing
[60a9760c4b] unnecessary when it's done via an override
[0a67dfb3cb] removes a redundant manual override
[7f25104fed] pushing
[2bfd9973eb] eh
[fca7155245] cast properly
[ad4b9ad8ab] compile fix
[c28fde4bfb] some wonkiness with pulling fixed
[0e028d30b3] buckling fix + finer rounding
[8f93df2bbe] dragging + buckling fixes
[1541e1ce78] small optimization
[bda72345dd] smoother movement
fix to dragging being fucky
vehicle fix
orbiter fix
eof newline
cleanup
comment cleanup
stupid hack
bunch of tweaks/hacks + 60 fps default oh god
potential fix for orbiter issues (in a shitty way)
early override for some cases
unset orbit
multiply instead of add offset
no
no more timescale scaling and higher multiplier
meant to include this in last commit
comment
* clamp to 6, 1.25 multiplier
* (poorly) fixed buckles not always propagating
* get rid of some debug prints whoops
* fixes an infinite loop
* syntax + update savefile instead of interpreting 0 different
* uuuh
* Document datum, area,atom and some of the mob code
* Update
* Documented mob_helpers poorly
* Brief treatise on mob movement iself
* sdfasdf
* Add title to treaties
* Move readme file for say
* more say stuff for mobs
* Document login and status procs
* Add some goddan links like a boss
* Document some atom vars
This allows us to more easily keep track of speed modifiers which only affect certain move modes. Also cleans up a small bit of movespeed and mood code while I'm at it.
In preparation of pixel movement, I want to refactor our slowdown system to something more modular, and something that doesn't require /quite/ as many proccalls/calculations a tick. The way this works is intended to only have things recalculate when it's necessary, rather than calling it every move.
However, I've left movement_delay() in, as without completely redoing a lot of code it's not /quite/ ready at this point to tear it out completely, but I'm hoping everything can be transitioned over to this system later.