* Renamed ICollisionManager to IPhysicsManager.
* Added sanitization and logging for clients sending invalid coordinates to the interaction system.
* Update Engine.
1. Updates all the NuGet packages (except CommandLineParser because they ruined their API)
2. Makes all projects use C# 7.2 explicitly. (not latest)
3. Use some C# 7.2 features like readonly structs and default literals.
Various minor interaction features.
There is no concept of gravity in the game yet, so items drift through space or the hallways of a station until they are stopped. Thrown items do not collide with walls because making them collidable makes them collide with EVERYTHING, including the player. We need collision groups in the physics system.
Because of the previous problems the velocity things are throw at is set quite low, it can be tweaked after the other mentioned issues are resolved.
* Rename IEntity.GetComponents to GetAllComponents.
This is to avoid confusion.
A single s to distinguish it from GetComponent() is quite hard to miss.
* Update submodule.
* Adds click parsing entity system
Instead of every entity system receiving the message and deciding if it individually wants the message, and verifying player information. The click parser system receives the message and parses which system to send it to based on clicktype and sends it.
* Submodule update
* Fix
Finish and update submodule
Comments code, changes network messages
FIXES THE USE INTERACTION SO YOU CAN ACTUALLY ACTIVATE THINGS NOW
Need engine commits
We'll figure out what to do about this shit later eh mates? Maybe have a script in the build process that automatically moves them over to godot/scenes
Changes some prototypes and fixes stuff
Fixes some more bugs, makes storage values show up properly
Part 3
Part 2
Storage Take 1
* Doneso
* Full interaction system
Has support for ranged interactions, and afterattacks, no longer relies on the clickable comopnent and you can click on no component and it will still function
* yes
* Interaction Entity System
* ye
* Update submodule
* Requires engine update to function, but doesn't use shitcode
* Fix conflicts
* Fix conflicts but for real
* Update submodule
* Power Commit 1
* Commit 2
* Powernet Part2, All components essentially complete
* Commit 4
* Commit 5
* Commit 6
Creates prototypes
* Finishes powernet code alpha
Adds prototypes and logic for powernet updating and regeneration
* Adds onremove functionality to all components
Without these bits of logic nothing makes any sense!
* And this
* Fixes a lot of bugs
* Fix powernet thinking devices are duplicates
* Fix bug and add comments
* woop woop thats the sound of the police
