* Hyposprays Draw from Jugs
* Fix last onlyMobs usage in yml
* Some Suggested Changes
* Remove unnecessary datafield name declarations
* Remove unnecessary dirtying of component
* Same line parentheses
* Added client-side HypospraySystem
* Cache UI values and only updates if values change
* empty line
* Update label
* Label change
* Reimplement ReactionMixerSystem
* Remove DataField from Hypospray Toggle Mode
* Change ToggleMode from enum to Bool OnlyAffectsMobs
* Add DataField required back since it's required for replays...?
* update EligibleEntity and uses of it
* Add user argument back
* Adds newline
Co-authored-by: metalgearsloth <31366439+metalgearsloth@users.noreply.github.com>
* Guard for dirty entity
* Adds summary tag
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Co-authored-by: metalgearsloth <31366439+metalgearsloth@users.noreply.github.com>
The FTL UI on the shuttle console would reset the FTL progress bar every time you open it. This is because the server only sends "time until completion", not a start/end time. The FTL code now uses a separate start/end time so the exact same progress bar can be preserved.
For convenience, I made a StartEndTime record struct that stores the actual tuple. This is now used by the code and has some helpers.
This increases the probability for the following effects caused by Ion Storms:
Chance to affect a Station Borg: 50% -> 80%
Chance to replace a Law: 10% -> 20%
Chance to remove a Law: 10% -> 20%
Chance to shuffle Laws: 10% -> 20%
* polymorph changes
Adds poly proto ids to polymorph action event and checks for proto id when performing
* nullable proto id
* Replaces instances of Polymorph prototype with a proto id and tryindex
* birdup
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* remove deprecated entity coordinate extension functions. Reduces warning count by approximately 50
* final toCoords Removed
* Remove all unused variables and dead code paths
* remove always true variable, should be a cvar or something instead
* remove superfluous variables from tests
Makes electrocution damage based on the voltage of the wire and bring down the damage to a sane level. It's no longer primarily based on the power being received.
LV Cable -> 10 damage
MV Cable -> 20 damage
HV Cable -> 30 damage
Having a primarily power-based damage system causes there to be massive fluctuations in damage based on things outside of a regular player's control, like the station power output. This removes a lot of player agency and turns grilles into a risky gamble where they can either do no damage or instantly fry the player due to simply being hooked up to the engine.
While this may be a more accurate simulation in some regards, the reality of the gameplay is that it's often just frustrating, resulting in constant death traps as players brushing against electrified grilles and punching wires take absurd amounts of damage. By making them flat rates, it's possible to actually balance the damage output.
