* Convert all shader prototype string literals to protoids in overlays
* Convert more shader prototype literal strings to protoids
* Convert ValidatePrototypeId to ProtoId
* Later
* First commit
- Resolving a few different pages, fixing typos and updating spellings and phrasing to be more coherent.
* More slight changes
* Reverting slightly the salvage page change
* Fixing Science wording inconsistency
* Few other small guidebook fixes
- Updating NukeOps page to properly refer to "Corpsman" rather than "Agent".
- Typo and slight wording change in Traitors.xml.
- Updating small typos in Antagonists.xml and Zombies.xml pages.
* Adjusted uplink buy button to be under item icon
* Put the discount subtext under the icon
* Indent fixes, added margin
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* initial system (this math is probably WRONG)
* General code cleanup and OnExamined support
(holy moly this code sucks)
* UICode and related events foundation
TODO:
- Actually write the XAML UI and the underlying system
- Un-shitcode the entire thing
- Actually test everything...
* Working UI code
TODO: Make predicted, as this certainly isn't predicted. Even though I said it was. It isn't.
* Remove one TODO for unshitcoding the examine code
* Add reminder
yea
* Make predicted (defenitely isn't)
(also defenitely isn't a copypaste from pressure pump code)
* It's predicted!
TODO:
- Give it snazzy predicted visuals!
- Have a different field for pressure entry, lest it gets bulldozed every UI update.
* Improve gas pressure relief valve UI
TODO: Reminder to reduce amount of dirties using deltafields
* Implement DirtyField prediction
* Entity<T> cleanup
A lot of Entity<T> conversions and lukewarm cleanup.
Also got caught copy pasting code in 4K UHD but it's not like you couldn't tell.
* More cleanup and comments
* Remove TODO comment on bulldozing window title
* """refactoring"""
- Move appearance out of shared and finally fix it. Pointless to predict appearance in this instance.
- More Entity<T> conversions because I like them.
- Move UI creation handling over entirely to the ActivatableUI system.
- Fix a hardcoded locale string (why????).
* Add visuals
* Revert debugging variable replacememt
yea
* Revert skissue
* Remove unused using directives and remove TODO
* Localize, cleanup, document
* Fix adminlogging discrepancy
* Add ability to construct, add guidebook entry
* Clear up comment
* Add guidebook tooltip to valve
* Convert GasPressureReliefValveBoundUserInterface declaration into primary constructor
* Adds more input handling and adds autofill on open
* Un-deepfry input validator shitcode
Genuinely what was I smoking
* improve visuals logic
* Refactor again
- Update math to the correct implementation
- Moved code that could be re-used in the future into a helper method under AtmosphereSystem.Gases.cs
* I'm sorry but I hate warnings
* Remove unused using directive in AtmosphereSystem.Gases.cs
* Review and cleanup
* Lukewarm UI glossup
* Maintainer for the upstream project btw
* Remove redundant state sets and messy logic
* Unduplicate valve updater code
* Redo UI (im sorry Slarti)
* run tests
* Test refactored UI messaging
* Second round of UI improvements
- God please find a way to improve this system. Feels bad.
* Update loop implementation
* Further predict UI
* Clear up SetToCurrentThreshold
* cleanup
* Update to master + pipe layers and bug fixes
want to run tests
* fixes
* Deploy rename pipebomb
* Documentation and requested changes
* Rename the method that wiggled away
* Undo rounding changes
* Fix comment
* Rename and cleanup
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Resolving Wizard Recall on Nuke disk making it impossible to disarm
- Adding a DisarmBomb case to nuke status update loop
- Changing a few methods and parameters to properly follow formatting standards
- Updating some names to follow camelCase
* Updating missed tag
* Reverting DataField change
Should prevent this preventative bugfix being a breaking change.
