* Boom! Emergency access!
* Emergency access sound
* locale
* Updated sounds
* bleh
* Door electrify base
* feat: popups on attempt to activate AI action when wires cut
* refactor: use SharedApcPowerReceiverComponent to check if AI can interact with door
* refactor: added icon and sound for door overcharge
* meta.json should use tabs not spaces
* refactor: extracted sounds for airlock overcharge to static field in system
* refactor: cleanup, ScarKy0 mentions for resources
* refactor: removed unused textures
* feat: now notification is displayed when AI attempting to interact with door which have wire cut
* StationAiWhitelistComponent is properly gating BUI OnMessageAttempt, SharedPowerReceiverSystem.IsPowered is now used to check if device powered
* refactor: use PlayLocal to play electrify sound only for AI player
* refactor: SetBoltsDown now uses TrySetBoltDown, checks for power.
* bolts now check for power using SharedPowerReceiverSystem
* electrify localization and louder electrify sounds
* extracted ShowDeviceNotRespondingPopup, reverted airlocks not opening/closing when ai wire was cut
* refactor: cleanup
* New sprites and fixes
* Copyright
* even more sprite changes
* refactore: cleanup, rename overcharge => electrify
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Co-authored-by: ScarKy0 <scarky0@onet.eu>
Co-authored-by: pa.pecherskij <pa.pecherskij@interfax.ru>
Co-authored-by: metalgearsloth <31366439+metalgearsloth@users.noreply.github.com>
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.
* use file namespace
* shorter systems name
* replace SoundSystem with AudioSystem
* refactor update function
* refactor
* refactor 2
* remove setters
* uh oh
* remove getters
* active checks
* refactor 3
* better way
* update state
* have to remove this for now
* move electrified component to shared
* forgot this
* fix airlocks
* add effect
* Revert "move electrified component to shared"
This reverts commit 6457e8fc9c3b674a705a61034831ce6f084e2b01.
* Revert "forgot this"
This reverts commit ed361cee2d5b8b958830ba0af07fcc2627eb7845.
* functioning effects
* use animation by Aleksh
* make effect part of grille
* optimisation?
* remove timing
* file name
* only activate when touched
* refactor electrocution comp too
* make it 1 sec
* formatting
* replace all entity query with enumerator
* queue del
