* Format DockingSystem.Shuttle
* arrivals system
* docking system
* shuttle console system
* emergency shuttle system
* shuttle system
* thruster system
* Fix compile error
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Co-authored-by: Pieter-Jan Briers <pieterjan.briers+git@gmail.com>
All PACMANs used to use the same ramping parameters, this meant a SUPERPACMAN (50 kW) took literally a 100 seconds to get up to its full output level. Ouch.
PACMAN has been raised to 5000 W/s with 1500 W tolerance, SUPERPACMAN to 7500 W/s with 2500 W tolerance
* Action stuff
- Cleanup some event stuff
- Avoid dirtying entity unnecessarily
- Add ActionGrant as an easy way to apply / remove actions via compregistry.
* Fix merge
I know UI generallys want to do stuff on key-up not key-down. With that being said the delay on release for these is noticeable.
e.g.
ActivateInWorld / UseInHand / any in-world interactions are on-press. This is especially noticeable if you have the same event on action + verb.
* ItemToggle + slots stuff
- Add component for itemslot locks to match LockComponent (surprised this didn't exist).
- Add thing for pointlight to match itemtoggle. In future should be used for PDAs and stuff but need to fix some other stuff first.
* Also this
* grill
* Power stuff
- Add shared IsPowered
- Add shared ResolveApc
- Move PowerChangedEvent to shared for now
- Add SlimPoweredLight that actually functions how you'd expect a PoweredLight to function it id didn't have a bunch of bloat on it.
* big update
* boing
* remove ItemToggle from PowerCellDraw query
* add EntityQuery for resolves, make them all optional
* move integration to ToggleCellDraw
* add ToggleCellDraw to almost every PowerCellDraw prototype
* :trollface:
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* let it disable on mapinit
* set update time on mapinit, make borg power logic consistent now
* :trollface:
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Co-authored-by: deltanedas <@deltanedas:kde.org>
Applies EntProtoId changes upon insertion / removal from container. Can also be useful for borgs / mechs / vehicles in future but atm I just used it for AI.
