- Explosions can sever limbs even if the target character is dead. Now explosive projectiles can explode creatures into pieces even if the creature dies of the initial projectile impact and not the explosion.
- Disabled blood particles on carriers and fractal guardians.
- Support for subemitters (= particles can emit particles).
- Option to set a different velocity change value for particles in water (can be used to simulate buouancy).
- Fixed drag vector & timer not being reset when initializing a particle.
- AI characters can refuel the reactor when needed.
- AIObjectiveContainItem.CanBeCompleted returns true if the target item cannot be obtained or if the container cannot be reached.
- AI characters only weld leaks that are part of some submarine (i.e. not ruins).
- Characters can use oxygenite shards (or any other item with an "oxygensource" tag) in diving suits/masks.
- AIObjectiveFindDivingGear doesn't count as being completed if the character has diving gear in their inventory unless the character has equipped the gear.
- AIObjectiveGetItem doesn't count as being completed if equipping the target item is required and the character hasn't equipped it yet.
- Removed instantiating traitor start popup from client-side TraitorManager (instead the client receives the start message from the server).
- GUIMessageBoxes don't leave unnecessary empty space for the header if the header text is empty.
- More hard-coded text removal.
- Don't spam the shit out of status updates (TODO: send update
immediately on drastic changes)
- Fixed some potential message misreading
- Readded homoglyph name comparison
- Replaced item name comparisons with Prefab.NameMatches (-> item names can be changed without breaking the AIs).
- Having an AIObjective set as the current order of the character doesn't automatically cause it to have a high priority. For example, the order to fix leaks has a low priority if there are no leaks to fix.
- AIObjectiveFixLeaks makes sure the character is wearing a diving suit before going to fix a leak. The characters used to run in and out of flooded rooms because the AIObjectiveFindSafety objective would become active as soon as the character entered the room, causing the character to run out, and then immediately run back because they are no longer in immediate danger of drowning, making the FixLeaks objective the most high-priority one.
- Characters attempt to find a room with no water in AIObjectiveIdle even if the character is wearing a diving suit.
- AIObjectiveFindSafety considers flooded rooms dangerous even if the character is wearing a diving suit (-> the character attempts to go into a more dry room instead of happily idling in the flooded one).
- Distance to a hull doesn't decrease its desirability nearly as much in AIObjectiveFindSafety (-> fixes characters not bothering to move into a non-flooded room if it's far away).
- AIObjectiveOperateItem makes sure the item is equipped before using it (-> characters can't weld leaks with the welder in their inventory).
- Downscaled lightmap, since blurring will make this unnoticeable anyway
(TODO: make this optional)
- Render LOS in fewer passes by using a shader
- Use light volume to calculate LOS
- This also means we can use the override texture to render the diving
suit obstruct effect
- Don't render bunks and labels onto LOS background (TODO: add the
option to render back into the LOS background, i.e. just use
multiplicative blending as if it was the lightmap)
- Prefer SpriteSortMode.Deferred over all others, prefer
SamplerState.LinearClamp/PointClamp over all others
- Remove shader blur in favor of geometry blur (TODO: improve on this
further, right now it has a few artifacts)
- Trim light volumes
- Do some weird shit with the background particles (use DrawTiled
instead of relying on SamplerState.LinearWrap, because that's faster
somehow :/ )
- Pressing up/down in the console only returns a typed command now
