adding tiny bottles and modifying nicotine liquid bottles #74614
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Summary
Content "nicotine liquid alteration"
Purpose of change
I had noticed that nicotine bottles were 250ml and also held that much liquid. this is a colossal amount of fluid for this particular task. in life, they tend to use a standardized 30ml eyedropper style bottle, and so i've added that bottle, and i've adjusted the count such that it's now 1 charge per smoke sesh. i've also changed the weight of it, because previously it was about twice as dense as water, now it's as dense as, which also matches with the specific gravity of propylene glycol.
Describe the solution
it simply adds an item, calls to that item, and also changes the nicotine liquid values themselves to reflect the changes
Describe alternatives you've considered
the only possibly considerations i had were bottle sizes. i looked for eye dropper bottles but didn't find any which i found a little surprising, so i figured making my own would be good.
Testing
rolled a random character, spawned in an advanced e-cig, spawned in an ultra-light battery, spawned in some nicotine liquid bottles. i examined everything and tried smoking to make sure the charge count was correct. everything looks okay.
Additional context