- removed the "distance accumulator" which was used to make characters reset their attack target if they haven't moved enough within a specific interval. The intention was to make characters less likely to get stuck but it seems to cause more problems than it solves.
- more frequent target updates
- characters can target entities they're previously targeted from further away (even if the target isn't within range anymore)
https://github.com/Robmaister/SharpFont
TODO: replace Code Bold.otf with the full version, fix any bugs, build on Linux, possibly move ToolBox string wrapping and limiting logic to ScalableFont class for better results.
- determining if a character is close enough to a waypoint works now, even if the character is too short for its collider to overlap with the wp (e.g. crawlers)
- enemies can drop down from platforms
- an extra waypoint is placed at the middle of stairs to prevent characters from choosing a waypoint on a platform above the stairs as the starting point of their path
- AICharacter will mark their path unreachable if their path is blocked by a door they cant open (may happen if someone closes the door after calculating the path)
- fixed exception when creating a Steering component when there's no active GameSession (i.e. in the editor)
- syncing items spawned/removed mid-round
- syncing characters spawned mid-round (through the console or by respawning)
- making sure that item IDs of the spawned characters match
- syncing wall damage
- waypoints are created between docked subs and removed when they undock
- fixed start waypoint being left out of steering paths
- NPCs won't close doors/hatches on themselves
- NPCs won't let go of ladders until their feet are above the lower edge of the hull
- fixed FindDivingGear "loops": need to find a suit -> need to get to a suit -> need a suit to get to the suit -> need to find a suit...
- fixed characters constantly turning from side to side in small rooms
- recursive function for finding the button which opens a door (so a button doesn't have to be connected straight to a door for an NPC to be able to open it)
- AIObjectiveGetItem keeps searching for more suitable items even if a path to a matching item has been found
- respawn info texts
- camera clamped to the the upper edge of the level
- fixed submarinebody being generated from all walls (and not just the ones belonging to that specific sub)
- repairtool fix
- submarines collide with each other
- every submarine is updated (so MainSub isn't the only one that can move)
- submarinebody vertex generation fix
- specific skills are required to fabricate some items
- changes to medical syringes: the status effects are defined in the chemical item instead of the syringe
- changes to the dying logic: characters will be unconscious when their health or oxygen goes below 0.0, and die when it drops to -100.0 (if either of the values is below zero, it will automatically decrease so the character will quickly die without medical care)
- fixed LightSprite being drawn on LightComponents even if the item is inside an inventory
- characters extend their arm more when placing signal items
- fixed lightcomponent LightSprites "twitching" when the sub is moving
- fixed null reference exceptions in Hull.Render if no submarine has been loaded
- submarine descriptions
- emergency sirens in Aegir & Vellamo
- changed the required item for fabricating a wire from "Copper" to "Copper Bar"
- wires and alarm buzzers can be fabricated
- fixed items selecting constructions outside the hulls
- ItemLabel.TextColor works now
- removed a random dot at the corner of head5.png
- inventory is visible in wiring mode
- fixed null reference exceptions in AIObjectiveGoto and Holdable
- replacing empty oxygen tanks
- fixed characters only fixing leaks in the outer hull
- prioritizing large leaks over small ones
- fixed characters doing nothing after fixing all the leaks (and sinking to the bottom if they happen to be outside)
- more accurate welder aiming
- AIObjectiveGetItem makes the characters go to the cabinet/container an item is inside, not to the actual item (which may not be actually positioned at the container)
- enemies can spot targets from further away if they've previously spotted the target
- physics bodies are immediately moved to the correct position if they're really far (instead of lerping)
