Shadeykins

In favour of. Smart jokes or actual descriptions. Things along the lines of "That's Runtime. GCAT." rather than "It's a fox, I wonder what it says?"

I meant Halogen, wrote Hyperion. Not sure why, brain fart. Of course it was Halogen! No worries c: I had fun getting constantly irradiated by the SUPERPACMAN and slowly dying in order to provide the station with power.

Qualifications: Knows how to axe questions.

I'll just take that cookie if you don't mind... Also, hi.

Except that wasn't Hyperion, and was Halogen. ;p ♥

But Tully! I NEVER set up the engine as the CE.. I just yell at my grunts to do it! :3c There's also alternate methods of power, but yeah it's total butts to have a round basically ruined because the station starts going dark.

He's not jumping down your throat. It's already a rule. Ahelp it, or deal with it ICly.

Use an advanced trauma kit.

When performing "organ repair surgery" on the chest, (scalpel, hemostat, retractor, saw, retractor, trauma kit, retractor, cautery) you can't go right into bone repair surgery if you need to, and instead have to clone the incision and start from scratch to repair the bones. I suggest to change this, if the chest cavity is open you should allow for any number of procedures to occur in tandem. This would save A LOT of time for surgeons.

Thoroughly against. The AI being able to perform shuttle calls is bad enough.

I am in fact proficient with C, C++, VB/Basic and have dabbled with LUA. I am a coder. I get the whole efficiency motivation behind installing LINDA, but I'm just looking at it from a features perspective. I feel like it would been worth the effort and resources to buy some professional, stress-testing software and put ZAS through as many hurdles as you can and find it's weaknesses and where any potential memory leaks or other such nonsense might be occurring, rather than culling the features in favour of efficiency. What I get caught up on with this whole "LINDA is tied into everything" thing is, either that means the Atmos code isn't wholly contained within one area (which it should be), or you're simply stating that it has a lot of function calls. To me, if it's written all over the place it's sloppy, and if it's just function calling that's not difficult to change (But is certainly time consuming). In the instance of function calling, you can simply refrain from changing the name of the functions, and just tweak or thoroughly modify the programming contained within to implement changes. My statement was, "Yes, there's been 1000PR's since then, but not all of them touch on atmos, in fact most of them probably don't.". I didn't mean to make the task sound any less daunting than it was, I'm just thoroughly of the camp that sometimes it's better to toss your work and start from scratch if it's not turning out in your favour. I ultimately feel like if LINDA was such a monumental effort to install, such efforts may have been better used in building an atmos system from the ground up - this would have provided a modular and easily understood framework that could be tweaked, changed and bugfixed without losing a large amount of sanity. This could also be a bit of "Lost in translation". For instance, if BYOND doesn't allow function calling on certain levels for god knows why, and rewriting code in segments is a requirement.

HERESY.

Initially reworked the "Guide to Medicine" to include racial differentiations. Completely reworked the "Guide to Medicine" mostly from scratch and changed it to "Guide to Medical" http://nanotrasen.se/wiki/index.php/Guide_to_Medical Arranged surgeries into Basic, Advanced and Synthetic after Tully generously added in synthetic surgeries, also modified some descriptors. Added a redirect on "Guide to Surgery" to point towards the main surgery page, rather than leaving people confused. http://nanotrasen.se/wiki/index.php/Surgery Uploaded twenty or so new icons, resized a few older ones, reuploaded a few that were poor quality or badly corrupted. List of commits to date. http://80.244.78.90/wiki/index.php/Special:Contributions/Shadeykins Will be redoing the cloning guide eventually, potentially separating it from genetics. We'll see.

Kei is a pretty kitty. I remember when he was a cultist, and we didn't have time to deconvert or the means, so I dragged him all the way to the autodrobe and dressed him up as a maid and paraded him around the shuttle calling him a pretty kitty and giving him pets. It was a good day.

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Surgery guide has been updated with the synthetic vers, thanks to Tully.

I'm half-tempted to actually make a serious reply to this telling people how to do it properly, and well.

From a coding perspective, probably only about 10% of those PR's remotely touch on atmos. The atmospherics system should not be any harder to remove than it was to put in, as only new atmos related systems that were put in that are reliant on LINDA would be affected. There's not really any of those I can think of off the top of my head save the new pipenet. Therefore this whole "LINDA is harder to remove now" argument is moot. I didn't mind ZAS stunlocking, it was part of ze fun.

Guide is more or less done. Ported a few things in from the previous guide, left the garbage Added a redirect to "Guide to Medicine" leading to "Guide to Medical" Also updated the guides page to directly link it. Please give feedback!

http://nanotrasen.se/wiki/index.php/Guide_to_Medical This is where I'm working at the moment. Please offer feedback.

Added a redirect to "Guide to Surgery". Searching "Guide to Surgery" should now lead you to "Surgery".

Re-ordered the section, played with some words.. Divided it into sections by Basic, Advanced and Synthetic. Should be easier to find what you're looking for now.

Added a small note because a lot of surgeons seem to miss this and it's a common mistake. NOTE 3: Make sure the patient has been healed prior to bone repair surgery, or it won't work!*

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Ah! I stand corrected.