Previously the chem dispenser eject button placed the container on top of the dispenser. Now it will attempt to place it in your active hand, then your secondary hand. If both hands are full then it'll place it on top of the dispenser like before.
* Add click-based solution transfer
For example, clicking on a beaker with a soda can to transfer the soda to the beaker. Works on plain solution containers like beakers and also on open drink containers like soda cans as long as they have the `PourIn` and `PourOut` solution capabilities. If no `SolutionComponent` is added to a drink entity, the `DrinkComponent` will give the entity one. This PR extends that behavior slightly by also giving these default `SolutionComponent`'s the proper capabilities for pouring in/out.
* Improve fix for poured drinks not immediately disappearing
Instead of making `DrinkComponent.Use` public this
splits out the code important to both users and made that function public, leaving `Use` private.
* Shorten solution transfer popup
* Make code review changes
- Move pouring code from SolutionComponent to new PourableComponent. Added PourableComponent to client ignore list and added to existing container prototypes.
- Added EmptyVolume property to shared SolutionComponent for convenience.
- Removed DrinkComponent fix from pouring AttackBy code. Instead DrinkComponent subscribes to the SolutionChanged action and updates its self when necessary.
- Fixed pouring being able to add more than a containers max volume and sometimes deleting reagents.
- Added message for when a container is full.
* More code review changes
- Remove IAttackBy ComponentReference attribute in PourableComponent
- Remove _transferAmount from shared SolutionComponent. Left over var from previous commit not being used anymore.
* Change variable name in some interactions
I definitely didn't copy-paste some stuff back then, absolutely not.
* Fix bug where dropping items in tables didn't cause the drop interaction
* use delay timer
* remove accidental using
* and remove accidental newline because i don't proofread my code
* compatibility with HUD cooldown
suggested changes
* get out of here
* suggested changes
* change to seconds from milliseconds
* remove redundancy
* added Character Setup
* whoops
* reverted unrelated changes
* Made everything work post-rebase
* Removed unused PreferencesChanged event
* nope, don't need this
* HumanoidProfileEditorPanel -> HumanoidProfileEditor
* Set initial data for hair pickers
* Fixed nullable warning
* Renamed LooksComponent -> HumanoidAppearanceComponent
* Renamed LooksComponentState -> HumanoidAppearanceComponentState
* Final renaming maybe
* Use a human-like dummy instead of a real human
* Change preferences structs back to classes
1. made the magic mirror actually reflect your current hair state when you open it.
2. Made magic mirror one window.
3. Use color sliders for magic mirror.
SolutionComponent.CheckForReaction only checks for a reaction once, meaning that if a reaction generates reagents that create a solution that's valid for another reaction, that second reaction doesn't occur. This fixes that by repeatedly checking for a reaction until no more occur.
* Fixes the player being able to use the chem dispenser when they're dead
Adds a check to `ReagentDispenserComponent.OnUiReceiveMessage()` that checks if the players `SpeciesComponent` has a damage state that prevents them from interacting with the chem dispenser.
* Switch to use ActionBlockSystem instead of checking SpeciesComponent directly
* Fix crash when _appearance is null
Added a function to error check and set _appearance.SetData.
Added cancellation token which should stop the Timer, but doesn't seem to right now.
* Fix missing CancellationToken causing a crash
This delay would delay _appearance.SetData until after _apppearance was set to null when the component was removed causing a null reference exception.
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Pieter-Jan Briers
ShadowCommander
Acruid
Tad Hardesty
Víctor Aguilera Puerto
L.E.D
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