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[Antur]

Override /obj/item/weapon/reagent_containers/food/attack_self to check contents, print pretty message, and call up and go on from there.
Shouldn't be too much complications but you should check if it works good with other reagent containers and special food effects.

Of course that's assuming you want this  effect only on food and not for example chloral pills leaving sour aftertaste.

[Tsuchigumo550]

Is there a list of commands somewhere, that I can figure out exactly what I can tell the game to do? If it's possible to make it that simple...

I guess this works, in a way. I might wind up calling things something generic, like this:

Say you're eating, I don't know, an apple. It's got, say 4u sugar per bite, 1u of "bitter". Grinding would actually produce nutriment, sugar, and bitter... something, allowing the chef to now get condiments out of food.

I don't plan to make the microwave suddenly start taking excess condiments and still work. I don't plan to really make a way to condiment-ify foods after making them. I probably won't manage to do anything with the fact you can now extract flavors from food, other than having plant potency play a role in how much you actually get- a really, really potent chilli pepper would "taste like hellfire" whereas one with very low potency would "taste mildly warm". I doubt the new "taste" condiments will be useful for anything, except maybe giving to the chemist to make pills not taste like shit.

[Glloyd]

I'd love to have some system of adding tastes. It would make this entire mod a LOT more interesting and unique, which was something I was shooting for the whole time. To be honest, I don't know what I'm doing, or if I'd be capable of making that without outside help of some kind. I'd be more than willing to read guides or something, to get a better grip on what I'm capable of doing within the SS13 code, but until then or until I get confident and knowledgeable such changes are beyond my current ability. Even the bluespace effect on Bluespace Mary is something I was questioning if I'd be able to do- after all, it would mean somehow taking code that involves throwing an object and hooking it to a much less detailed trigger. How would having no thrown direction or location work? In theory, I could simply have the "location" the player drinking the drink, but again this requires code I have not even touched yet nor do I completely understand.

For taste, you could base your code off the currently unused (in /tg/) flavour text for pain.

For the Bluespace Mary simply copypasta the Bluespace Tomato code.

I'd go more in depth, but I hate typing long things on a phone.


EDIT:

Is there a list of commands somewhere, that I can figure out exactly what I can tell the game to do? If it's possible to make it that simple...

Cast your net and go trawling through the code. Seriously. The best way to find related procs and vars is to find similar items and look at their defining .dm's. That's pretty much how I learned BYOND code.

[scrdest]

Is there a list of commands somewhere, that I can figure out exactly what I can tell the game to do? If it's possible to make it that simple...

I guess this works, in a way. I might wind up calling things something generic, like this:

Say you're eating, I don't know, an apple. It's got, say 4u sugar per bite, 1u of "bitter". Grinding would actually produce nutriment, sugar, and bitter... something, allowing the chef to now get condiments out of food.

I don't plan to make the microwave suddenly start taking excess condiments and still work. I don't plan to really make a way to condiment-ify foods after making them. I probably won't manage to do anything with the fact you can now extract flavors from food, other than having plant potency play a role in how much you actually get- a really, really potent chilli pepper would "taste like hellfire" whereas one with very low potency would "taste mildly warm". I doubt the new "taste" condiments will be useful for anything, except maybe giving to the chemist to make pills not taste like shit.

Try these:
http://www.byond.com/docs/ref/
http://wiki.ss13.eu/index.php/SS13_for_experienced_programmers

Condimentifying after making food isn't something you must enable. If consumption triggers the message, at least. AFAIK you can use Salt and Pepper shakers on pretty much every food, though since they are tasteless it has no effect.

Also, I think that Potency works by increasing the number of chemicals in most of the plants, so if you managed to include volumetric taste, more potent chillis would indeed taste hotter.

Also, as insane as it sounds, you should probably look in the code that turns glasses into drinks if you put something in them. The principle is essentially the same, except instead of changing the name and the icon you'd have a message that shows up as soon as you ingest something.

[scrdest]

All on my lonesome, here!

LET US BE ALONE TOGETHER!

[Tsuchigumo550]

Is there a list of commands somewhere, that I can figure out exactly what I can tell the game to do? If it's possible to make it that simple...

I guess this works, in a way. I might wind up calling things something generic, like this:

Say you're eating, I don't know, an apple. It's got, say 4u sugar per bite, 1u of "bitter". Grinding would actually produce nutriment, sugar, and bitter... something, allowing the chef to now get condiments out of food.

I don't plan to make the microwave suddenly start taking excess condiments and still work. I don't plan to really make a way to condiment-ify foods after making them. I probably won't manage to do anything with the fact you can now extract flavors from food, other than having plant potency play a role in how much you actually get- a really, really potent chilli pepper would "taste like hellfire" whereas one with very low potency would "taste mildly warm". I doubt the new "taste" condiments will be useful for anything, except maybe giving to the chemist to make pills not taste like shit.

Try these:
http://www.byond.com/docs/ref/
http://wiki.ss13.eu/index.php/SS13_for_experienced_programmers

Condimentifying after making food isn't something you must enable. If consumption triggers the message, at least. AFAIK you can use Salt and Pepper shakers on pretty much every food, though since they are tasteless it has no effect.

Also, I think that Potency works by increasing the number of chemicals in most of the plants, so if you managed to include volumetric taste, more potent chillis would indeed taste hotter.

Also, as insane as it sounds, you should probably look in the code that turns glasses into drinks if you put something in them. The principle is essentially the same, except instead of changing the name and the icon you'd have a message that shows up as soon as you ingest something.

You've got something there, possibly. I'll look into it, and you guys have given me enough options to hash it out, I hope.

Also, assuming this works, purchasing "chips" from the vender will result in one of ten varieties of chips each with a (eventually) different flavorer. Cuban Pete's Chilli Pepper Chips (shortened a bit in the name) will be spicy, for instance. Salt and Vinegar would contain salt and "sour". Basically, I shoved a rand(1,10) immediately before defining anything at all other than the /obj path.

[scrdest]

Is there a list of commands somewhere, that I can figure out exactly what I can tell the game to do? If it's possible to make it that simple...

I guess this works, in a way. I might wind up calling things something generic, like this:

Say you're eating, I don't know, an apple. It's got, say 4u sugar per bite, 1u of "bitter". Grinding would actually produce nutriment, sugar, and bitter... something, allowing the chef to now get condiments out of food.

I don't plan to make the microwave suddenly start taking excess condiments and still work. I don't plan to really make a way to condiment-ify foods after making them. I probably won't manage to do anything with the fact you can now extract flavors from food, other than having plant potency play a role in how much you actually get- a really, really potent chilli pepper would "taste like hellfire" whereas one with very low potency would "taste mildly warm". I doubt the new "taste" condiments will be useful for anything, except maybe giving to the chemist to make pills not taste like shit.

Try these:
http://www.byond.com/docs/ref/
http://wiki.ss13.eu/index.php/SS13_for_experienced_programmers

Condimentifying after making food isn't something you must enable. If consumption triggers the message, at least. AFAIK you can use Salt and Pepper shakers on pretty much every food, though since they are tasteless it has no effect.

Also, I think that Potency works by increasing the number of chemicals in most of the plants, so if you managed to include volumetric taste, more potent chillis would indeed taste hotter.

Also, as insane as it sounds, you should probably look in the code that turns glasses into drinks if you put something in them. The principle is essentially the same, except instead of changing the name and the icon you'd have a message that shows up as soon as you ingest something.

You've got something there, possibly. I'll look into it, and you guys have given me enough options to hash it out, I hope.

Also, assuming this works, purchasing "chips" from the vender will result in one of ten varieties of chips each with a (eventually) different flavorer. Cuban Pete's Chilli Pepper Chips (shortened a bit in the name) will be spicy, for instance. Salt and Vinegar would contain salt and "sour". Basically, I shoved a rand(1,10) immediately before defining anything at all other than the /obj path.

Now THAT is very cool and pretty elegant (that's how Mystery Soup works, actually).

[scrdest]

Last round guys, are you going to come back?

[Tsuchigumo550]

That's kinda almost what I did, I just moved the rand(1,10) up a few entries. I think.

[Aklyon]

Eh, there are some not-so-bad creepypastas out there.

What's that law or something that says "90% of everything is crap"? Godwin's Law or something?

Sturgeon's Law.

[scrdest]

We accidentally chips tastes.

[Tsuchigumo550]

The new chip code has thrown 36 errors at me, so I attempted to fix it.

I'm now at 71 errors. I'm going to move things back the way they belong and figure out why the indentations are so incorrect and why the arguments are so bad tomorrow when I wake up.

[Aklyon]

Did you check the parentheses?

[Tsuchigumo550]

Nah, it's not that. It would be spitting other errors out, I think.

Things are in the wrong order, and they aren't indented right, I think.

Except the clown chips. Had some unterminated text there.

Recompiling with the... hopefully correct order.

That's interesting.
Apparently naming something "chips" so the vendor dosen't flip the fuck out (no idea if it will or not, but better be safe right?) then immediately renaming it later under a rand won't throw out errors. Still at 50, and it's all indentations and bad argument definitions. Huh. I am down to 50 now.



Not noticing any missing parenthesis.

Also, I've been coding while pumping my ears full of SOAD this entire time. I may eventually need more coder music. Suggestions?

I can't figure out what order BYOND wants this in and how I should be indenting it.

Spoiler: Type One, or Vendor Saftey Latch (click to show/hide)

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/obj/item/weapon/reagent_containers/food/snacks/chips
name = "chips"  //Line 2336
  switch(rand(1,10))
  if(1)
  name = "Cuban Pete's Chilli Chips"
desc = "Chips that taste spicy, like a chilli pepper. Like an explosion of flavor in your mouth."
icon_state ="cpcpc"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(2)
name = "Mime Time Monochrome Chips"
desc = "Chips with bands of salt and pepper flavoring. Like licking a mime's suit... metaphorically, of course."
icon_state ="mimetime"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(3)
name = "Robustco Salt and Vinegar Chips"
desc = "Salt and vinegar chips with a self proclaimed robust taste. It takes a stong stomach to eat these."
icon_state ="robustcochips"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(4)
name = "Brother Borg's BBQ Chips"
desc = "Sweetish, warm chips. Despite the name, borgs still can't eat them."
icon_state = "broborg"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(5)
name = "Toxic Chomps Onion and Garlic Chips"
desc = "A tasty, but breath-destryoing flavor combination. Eat at your own risk."
icon_state = "toxchomps"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(6)
name = "Wunderbar Wavy Chips"
desc = "Wavy chips, from what you can tell. The name might be in German, but the rest is indecipherable."
icon_state = "wunderbar"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(7)
name = "Four Cheese Chips"
desc = "Apparently, four different cheeses went into these chips. It never says exactly which ones, though."
icon_state = "fourcheese"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(8)
name = "Space Chips"
desc = "Bland, Nanotrasen-Approved chips. You think they might be kinda salty?"
icon_state = "chips"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(9)
name = "Speissu Bakonu"
desc = "Less like chips and more like hard bacon. Still delicious. Straight from Space Japan."
icon_state = "spacebacon"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(10)
name = "HONKY HONKER's Banana Chips"
desc = "Healthier than regular chips, but you might start thinking like a clown."
icon_state = "honkhonk"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

Produces:

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loading tgstation.dme
loading interface\skin.dmf
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2337:error: 1: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2337:error: 10: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2337:error: : empty type name (indentation error?)
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2338:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2338:error: 1: value not allowed here
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2339:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2337:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2348:error: 2: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2358:error: 3: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2368:error: 4: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2378:error: 5: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2388:error: 6: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2398:error: 7: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2408:error: 8: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2418:error: 9: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2428:error: 10: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2349:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2359:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2369:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2379:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2389:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2399:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2409:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2419:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2429:error: : duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2406:error: "nutriment": duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2406:error: 3: duplicate definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2406:error: reagents.add_reagent: instruction not allowed here
tgstation.dmb - 28 errors, 0 warnings


Spoiler: Type Two, or Fuck The Vendors (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

/obj/item/weapon/reagent_containers/food/snacks/chips
  switch(rand(1,10))
  if(1)
  name = "Cuban Pete's Chilli Chips"
desc = "Chips that taste spicy, like a chilli pepper. Like an explosion of flavor in your mouth."
icon_state ="cpcpc"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(2)
name = "Mime Time Monochrome Chips"
desc = "Chips with bands of salt and pepper flavoring. Like licking a mime's suit... metaphorically, of course."
icon_state ="mimetime"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(3)
name = "Robustco Salt and Vinegar Chips"
desc = "Salt and vinegar chips with a self proclaimed robust taste. It takes a stong stomach to eat these."
icon_state ="robustcochips"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(4)
name = "Brother Borg's BBQ Chips"
desc = "Sweetish, warm chips. Despite the name, borgs still can't eat them."
icon_state = "broborg"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(5)
name = "Toxic Chomps Onion and Garlic Chips"
desc = "A tasty, but breath-destryoing flavor combination. Eat at your own risk."
icon_state = "toxchomps"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(6)
name = "Wunderbar Wavy Chips"
desc = "Wavy chips, from what you can tell. The name might be in German, but the rest is indecipherable."
icon_state = "wunderbar"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(7)
name = "Four Cheese Chips"
desc = "Apparently, four different cheeses went into these chips. It never says exactly which ones, though."
icon_state = "fourcheese"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(8)
name = "Space Chips"
desc = "Bland, Nanotrasen-Approved chips. You think they might be kinda salty?"
icon_state = "chips"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(9)
name = "Speissu Bakonu"
desc = "Less like chips and more like hard bacon. Still delicious. Straight from Space Japan."
icon_state = "spacebacon"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)

if(10)
name = "HONKY HONKER's Banana Chips"
desc = "Healthier than regular chips, but you might start thinking like a clown."
icon_state = "honkhonk"
trash = /obj/item/trash/chips
bitesize = 1
New()
..()
reagents.add_reagent("nutriment", 3)
Produces:

Code: [Select]

loading tgstation.dme
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2338:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2344:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2345:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2347:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2347:error: bad argument definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2347:error: bad argument definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2354:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2355:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2357:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2357:error: bad argument definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2357:error: bad argument definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2364:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2365:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2367:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2367:error: bad argument definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2367:error: bad argument definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2374:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2375:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2377:error: inconsistent indentation
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2377:error: bad argument definition
code\modules\reagents\reagent_containers\food\snacks.dm:2377:error: bad argument definition
tgstation.dmb - 49 errors, 0 warnings


[BigD145]

Also, I've been coding while pumping my ears full of SOAD this entire time. I may eventually need more coder music. Suggestions?

Browse the ss13 sound folder. There's some good stuff in there. Also Stereolab. The best albums include Mary Hansen.