Initial Robofac #30527
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Fixes the inconsistent volume of the plastic bowl! I'm offended, really. Water doesn't even compress, reeeee.
when a vehicle part collides with a creature while the creature is on a water tile, displace the creature 2 tiles on a 45 degree angle away from the vehicle's direction of movement until the creature is no longer colliding with the vehicle and the creature is not in the same tile as any other creature.
Only friendly monsters passive ride in vehicles. Hostile monsters will continue moving around the vehicle.
It doesn't matter if the player has bio_painkiller if the patient doesn't.
Now that NPCs will be consuming power, it helps if you can check how much power they actually have.
Don't print messages for NPCs.
Add NPC AI rules for CBM power usage. This just adds the rule variables and saves and loads them; it doesn't do anything with them.
NPCs don't access bionics by selecting a particular bionic from a list of bionics. Instead, they check to see if they have a particular bionic and find its place in their list of bionics. Add 3 utility functions for activating, deactivating, and using bionics. Activate returns true if the bionic became powered in the call. Use returns true if the bionic became or was already powered in the call.
NPCs can now actively control bionic reactors, furnaces, ethanol burners, and metabolic interchanges. Add functions to detect when they need to recharge, find and consume suitable fuel, and turn off unneeded power converters.
Allow NPCs to use Chain Lightning, Finger Laser, Monomolecular Blade, and implant Claws bionics. When NPCs are in danger, they cycle through those 4 bionics. If the NPC has one of those bionics and enough reserve power to use and is allowed to use it, they will set their weapon to the bionic's fake weapon (stashing their current weapon if the melee bionics and caching it for the ranged bionics) and tracking the bionic's index. After an NPC has selected a bionic weapon, they do not evaluate any other bionic weapons. The NPC can then attack normally with the bionic weapon. After firing a bionic ranged weapon, the NPC reverts to their cached real weapon. This mimics the normal logic that the player uses when activating a ranged weapon bionic.
When NPCs realize they are in danger, they will activate all defensive bionics that they have installed, and turn them off when they are out of danger. NPCs in melee range of their target will activate their hydraulic muscles if they intend to make a reach or hand to hand attack.
NPCs turn on repair nanobots when urged, sensory duller when in severe pain, rad scrubber when irradiated, and soporific induction when going to sleep. NPCs leave their leukocyte breeders and plutonium filters on at all times and turn them back on every hour.
Allow the player to specify when NPC allies will use weapon CBMs and how much they will recharge power CBMs. Expand the tutorial to include CBMs.
John-Candlebury
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May 15, 2019
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Layout's resemblance to a robo skull is completely accidental, and temporary.
John-Candlebury
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May 15, 2019
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| "followup": "MISSION_FREE_MERCHANTS_EVAC_3", | ||
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| "describe": "No I said ... [*You Hear a short, muffled conversation from across the intercom*] /n Well it seems we do have a use for you. It's dangerous and you are likely to die, but if you complete it we will allow you limited access to our resources.", |
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This line is actually never said, and I'm unsure why.
On the same line of though, I was wondering if its possible to override the TALK_MISSION_LIST Npc dialogue since Its a bit too friendly.
I see its appears partly jsonized, but I dont understand how the replies connect with each other, or how it returns to the normal conversation tree.
| "i": { "item": "cleaning", "chance": 50 }, | ||
| "B": [ { "item": "textbooks", "chance": 50 }, { "item": "manuals", "chance": 50 } ] | ||
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| "place_npcs": [ { "class": "robofac_intercom", "x": 46, "y": 17 } ] |
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Actually spawning a normal hidden NPC for the Intercom is probably not ideal?
Fixes Plastic Bowl volume.
* Mainline most of CraftGunpowder mod content * Make magazines less reliable and migrate old magazines
* add ACT_HACK_DOOR activity
CleverRaven#30506) * Mechanism to fully remove local bindings (so a global bind can be set)
Boats push creatures in water out of the way
Co-Authored-By: matskuman5 <[email protected]>
Returned back missing ranch_camp_76 terrain
John-Candlebury
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May 15, 2019
KorGgenT
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May 15, 2019
Co-Authored-By: Curtis Merrill <[email protected]>
Thanks Night-Pryanik
Co-Authored-By: matskuman5 <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Curtis Merrill <[email protected]>
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I'll close this because the history is all sorts of messed up |
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Summary
SUMMARY: Content "Adds the Robofac"Purpose of change
This is the initial work on adding the robofac, as mentioned on #27479
What this PR adds is still a bit bare bones, contains only a single trader, a single mission and a basic, small location (of which the underground is still not done completely) however I think its enough to start with.
Describe the solution
So lets talk about the lore this PR tentatively adds to the Game:
The in-game name for robofac is "Hub 01", after the lab its headquartered on. Hub 01 was the easternmost regional hub of the pre-cataclysm Melchior system. Since it was mostly dedicated to Robotics/Computer-Science and executive work, instead of the more dangerous blob or dimensional research of other labs. Hub 01 survived through the cataclysm event without completely collapsing, but this also means that Hub doesnt actually have (at least initial) access to mutagen, teleportation, cloning and other neat stuff other labs have, the player will have to get access to these by claiming other labs in name of the Hub.
Since the Hub has sufficient resources for short-midterm survival, the remaining staff is very isolationist and distrustful to outsiders. Their interactions are mostly limited to trading lab trash and surplus weapons with survivors that make a very very good argument, or hiring people to do dirty surface based work their own robots cant do. Members of the hub also show their surface paranoia in the few cases when they leave the lab. Their standard surface outfit is a unnecessary hazmat uniform.
This attitude is reflected in the first mission. They interact with you only through a door intercom (after forbidding you access to their lab) and hire you to find what happened to a prototype robot they were modifying to scavenge and fight surface threats. The great reward for surviving this jabberwock tier foe is trade access, and a debt in your favor of 5 dollars. Initially, the Hub is only interested in using people from the surface and their first handful of missions will reflect this, with the player being kept outside of the lab, and being given meager rewards for their dangerous work.
Initially, its not obvious that a mayor player within the Hub is actually the AI Melchior IV. Initially Melchior might even be malfunctioning and bringing it online will require the player to clear a dangerous part of the lab, that is dimensionally unstable (AKA full of Nether foes) due to Melchior's multidimensional OS.
Hopefully this initial conception aligns with we want to accomplish with the robofac.