# Description
I promised I would return to this code when I had gotten down the basics
of Calculus, and so I have. This PR reworks Space Wind to be even more
efficient, while also making it run significantly smoother. Previously,
my last optimization to this system involved replacing the need to take
the square root of a large float a few thousand times per tick by adding
an early exit, cleverly rearranging the math so that it multiplies a few
times instead of square rooting, and changing it to use the throwing
system.
That is no longer necessary, it now operates on the Derivative of said
function with respect to time. It's no longer necessary to square
anything. This new space wind is significantly smoother than before.
<details><summary><h1>Media</h1></summary>
<p>
Final refinements of V3 courtesy of review by Mu Alpha Theta.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a48d43ae-7b79-4d83-81d5-028dd4e8c6c3
</p>
</details>
# Changelog
🆑
- add: Added Space Wind Version 3. Smoother motion, better performance.
- add: Monstermos rip tiles has returned as a default CVar.
- tweak: Floor Tiles once again are embeddable projectiles.
(cherry picked from commit a8cb5a9703df0b38a3fefa87aca1ee24e7c9aba8)
# Description
I've made it so that when a room is explosively depressurized(or when a
body of high pressure air flows into one of lower pressure air), that
entities inside are launched by the air pressure with effects according
to their mass. An entity's mass is now used as an innate resistance to
forced movement by airflow, and more massive entities are both less
likely to be launched, and will launch less far than others. While
lighter entities are launched far more easily, and will shoot off into
space quite quickly! Spacing departments has never been so exciting!
This can be made extraordinarily fun if more objects are given the
ability to injure people when colliding with them at high speeds.
As a note, Humans are very unlikely to be sucked into space at a typical
force generated from a 101kpa room venting into 0kpa, unless they
happened to be standing right next to the opening to space when it was
created. The same cannot be said for "Lighter-Than-Human" species such
as Felinids and Harpies. I guess that's just the price to pay for being
cute. :)
On a plus side, because the math behind this is simplified even further
than it was before, this actually runs more efficiently than the
previous system.
# TODO
Nothing, this is basically done. I've spent a good 6 hours straight
finely tuning the system until I was satisfied that it reflects
something close to reality.
# MEDIA
**Before the Space Wind Rework:**
https://github.com/Simple-Station/Einstein-Engines/assets/16548818/0bf56c50-58e6-4aef-97f8-027fbe62331e
**With this Rework:**
https://github.com/Simple-Station/Einstein-Engines/assets/16548818/6be507a9-e9de-4bb8-9d46-8b7c83ed5f1d
# Changelog
🆑 VMSolidus
- add: Atmospheric "Throws" are now calculated using object mass, and
behave accordingly. Tiny objects will shoot out of rooms quite fast!
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Co-authored-by: DEATHB4DEFEAT <77995199+DEATHB4DEFEAT@users.noreply.github.com>
## Mirror of PR #26159: [Obsolete `Logger` cleanup for `EntitySystem`s
part 2](https://github.com/space-wizards/space-station-14/pull/26159)
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###### `7d275a4b5e4188db424cc417c609dced3f9aca89`
PR opened by <img
src="https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/27449516?v=4"
width="16"/><a href="https://github.com/LordCarve"> LordCarve</a> at
2024-03-15 20:15:41 UTC
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PR changed 14 files with 36 additions and 25 deletions.
The PR had the following labels:
- Status: Needs Review
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<details open="true"><summary><h1>Original Body</h1></summary>
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>
> ## About the PR
> <!-- What did you change in this PR? -->
> Part 2 of 2, continuation of #25941
> Gets rid of the remaining obsolete `Logger` method calls from all
`EntitySystem`s and uses the expected `Log` to get at the proper
sawmill.
>
> In particular:
> 1. Make the `ExamineSystemShared`'s `InRangeUnObstructed` non-`static`
(so finally able to use instance-based `Log` rather than `Logger`) and
inject dependency to all systems that were using it as `static`.
> 2. Adjust 4 more `EntitySystem`s to use `Log` rather than `Logger`
that were missed in the previous PR.
>
> Tested that the game runs and the affected systems direct logs to the
correct sawmill.
>
> ## Why / Balance
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> Using Logger directly for logging is marked obsolete. Brings some
order to logs (i.e. all `EntitySystem` logs start with a preceding
`system.`).
>
> ## Technical details
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> I'm pretty sure `ExamineSystemShared`'s `InRangeUnObstructed` not
being `static` is the intended way since it being `static` dodges the
IoC entirely. It even has dirty hacks such as getting the occluder
system inside to make it happen. I didn't fix any of that as it's beyond
the scope of this PR, but it's another thing that needs improving.
>
> These are the changes to the log sawmills:
> `ExamineSystemShared.cs`: BEFORE: `root` -> NEW: `system.examine`
> `AtmosphereSystem.Monstermos.cs`: BEFORE: `root` -> NEW:
`system.atmosphere`
> `TypingIndicatorSystem.cs`: BEFORE: `root` -> NEW:
`system.typing_indicator`
> `PiratesRuleSystem.cs` BEFORE: `pirates` -> NEW: `system.pirates_rule`
> `TabletopSystem.Session.cs` BEFORE: `root` -> NEW: `system.tabletop`
>
> ## Media
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> ## Breaking changes
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> Some logs now fall under a different sawmill (more precise). Any
software that analyzes logs and makes assumptions on which sawmill do
these logs fall to will need to be adjusted.
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Signed-off-by: VMSolidus <evilexecutive@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: SimpleStation14 <Unknown>
Co-authored-by: VMSolidus <evilexecutive@gmail.com>
## Mirror of PR #22521: [Partial atmos
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###### `18a35e7e83b2b71ee84b054d44d9ed5e595dd618`
PR opened by <img
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width="16"/><a href="https://github.com/ElectroJr"> ElectroJr</a> at
2023-12-15 03:45:42 UTC
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PR changed 43 files with 891 additions and 635 deletions.
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---
<details open="true"><summary><h1>Original Body</h1></summary>
> This PR reworks how some parts of atmos code work. Originally it was
just meant to be a performance and bugfix PR, but it has ballooned in
scope. I'm not sure about some of my changes largely because I'm not
sure if some things were an oversight or an intentional decision for
some reason.
>
> List of changes:
> - The `MolesArchived float[]` field is now read-only
> - It simply gets zeroed whenever the `GasMixture` is set to null
instead of constantly reallocating
> - Airtight query information is now cached in `TileAtmosphere`
> - This means that it should only iterate over anchored entities once
per update.
> - Previously an invalidated atmos tile would cause
`ProcessRevalidate()` to query airtight entities on the same tile six
times by calling a combination of `GridIsTileAirBlocked()`,
`NeedsVacuumFixing()`, and `GridIsTileAirBlocked()`. So this should help
significantly reduce component lookups & entity enumeration.
> - This does change some behaviour. In particular blocked directions
are now only updated if the tile was invalidated prior to the current
atmos-update, and will only ever be updated once per atmos-update.
> - AFAIK this only has an effect if the invalid tile processing is
deferred over multiple ticks, and I don't think it should cause any
issues?
> - Fixes a potential bug, where tiles might not dispose of their
excited group if their direction flags changed.
> - `MapAtmosphereComponent.Mixture` is now always immutable and no
longer nullable
> - I'm not sure why the mixture was nullable before? AFAICT the
component is meaningless if its null?
> - Space "gas" was always immutable, but there was nothing that
required planet atmospheres to be immutable. Requiring that it be
immutable gets rid of the constant gas mixture cloning.
> - I don't know if there was a reason for why they weren't immutable to
begin with.
> - Fixes lungs removing too much air from a gas mixture, resulting in
negative moles.
> - `GasMixture.Moles` is now `[Access]` restricted to the atmosphere
system.
> - This is to prevent people from improperly modifying the gas mixtures
(e.g., lungs), or accidentally modifying immutable mixtures.
> - Fixes an issue where non-grid atmosphere tiles would fail to update
their adjacent tiles, resulting in null reference exception spam
> - Fixes#21732
> - Fixes#21210 (probably)
> - Disconnected atmosphere tiles, i.e., tiles that aren't on or
adjacent to a grid tile, will now get removed from the tile set.
Previously the tile set would just always increase, with tiles never
getting removed.
> - Removes various redundant component and tile-definition queries.
> - Removes some method events in favour of just using methods.
> - Map-exposded tiles now get updated when a map's atmosphere changes
(or the grid moves across maps).
> - Adds a `setmapatmos` command for adding map-wide atmospheres.
> - Fixed (non-planet) map atmospheres rendering over grids.
>
> ## Media
>
> This PR also includes changes to the atmos debug overlay, though I've
also split that off into a separate PR to make reviewing easier
(#22520).
>
> Below is a video showing that atmos still seems to work, and that
trimming of disconnected tiles works:
>
>
https://github.com/space-wizards/space-station-14/assets/60421075/4da46992-19e6-4354-8ecd-3cd67be4d0ed
>
> For comparison, here is a video showing how current master works
(disconnected tiles never get removed):
>
>
https://github.com/space-wizards/space-station-14/assets/60421075/54590777-e11c-41dc-b49d-fd7e53bfeed7
>
> 🆑
> - fix: Fixed a bug where partially airtight entities (e.g., thin
windows or doors) could let air leak out into space.
>
</details>
Co-authored-by: SimpleStation14 <Unknown>
* Space sections fractionally slower (1 sec, exponential)
- ExplosivelyDepressurize reduces air pressure by about 20% each pass, sets to vacuum below 20 kPa
- Causes some issues with AdjacentBits on airlock close
* Introduced constants for Spacing in atmospherics
* Limit space wind allowed during spacing to 1000 kPa per tile/sec
- Less tile ripping per tick
- Tiles rip based on wind
- Robustness checks
* Slowed down the spacing a bit
* Slowed down the spacing a bit more
* Better dynamics about high pressure air escaping,
- Reduce air temperature (due to decompression) during spacing
- Make some water vapor for flavor
* Limit temperature loss to >8 Deg.C. No Water vapor
* Refactors the entirety of the AtmosphereSystem public-facing API to allow for multiple atmos backends.
* actually compiles
* Remove commented out code
* funny bracket
* Move archived moles, temperature from GasMixture to TileAtmosphere.
* WIP customizable map default mixture
still VERY buggy
* broken mess
aaaaaaaaaaaaa
* Fix lattice, etc not being considered space
* visualization for "IsSpace"
* help
* Update Content.Client/Atmos/Overlays/AtmosDebugOverlay.cs
Co-authored-by: Moony <moonheart08@users.noreply.github.com>
* Holy SHIT it compiles AGAIN
* Fix AtmosDeviceSystem crash at shutdown
* Fix immutable tiles on map blueprints not being fixed by fixgridatmos/revalidate.
* Use space instead of gasmixture immutable for heat capacity calculations
* Remove all LINDA-specific code from GasMixture, move it to TileAtmosphere/AtmosphereSystem instead.
* Fix roundstart tiles not processing
* Update Content.Server/Atmos/Commands/SetTemperatureCommand.cs
Co-authored-by: metalgearsloth <31366439+metalgearsloth@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update Content.Server/Atmos/EntitySystems/AtmosphereSystem.API.cs
Changed Files tab is so large I can't commit both suggestions at once mfw
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* Fixes LINDA and monstermos clashing over high pressure difference direction
* Fix space wind CVar not disabling space wind entirely.
* Change 1 (one) variable name
* Revert "Remove atmos archiving."
This reverts commit 7fa10bd17b.
* Explosive Depressurization now brings tiles down to TCMB.
* Tiles now specify heat capacity.
* Do not serialize archived gas mixture values.
* Remove bad idea
* dumb typo
* Space gas mixtures now have a harcoded heat capacity.
This is a bit of a hack, but rooms exposed to space now cool down properly when monstermos is disabled.
Huge thanks to @LemonInTheDark for helping me with this!
* Clean up heat capacity methods
* Better logging based on the original monstermos' logging
* Comment explosive depressurization hack better
* Moves all atmos logic from TileAtmosphere to AtmosphereSystem.
* Atmos uses grid anchoring to check for firelocks instead of grid tile lookups.
* CVar for space wind sound
* CVar for explosive depressurization
