The sound for all the doors is way too loud and so is the station hum ambient sound.

• Go into soundmanager and turn down the sounds to around 0.35 / 0.45f

• Develop move method on player control using some kind of pseudo physics move functions
• Snap character to tiles
• Improve the node targeting so player does not snap backwards or sidewards when they are halfway between a tile when input is stopped

• catwalk.png (the walk ways in space) SpriteSheet root: textures/obj/smooth_structures/
• shuttle.png (shuttle walls) SpriteSheet root: textures/turf/
• carpet.png (chapel, library and various command floors) Spritesheet root: textures/turf/floors/

• Shutters don't sync on player join

Please add more, if you find something that needs to be synced.

When opening an external airlock, no sound effect is heard.

Currently if you update a prefab with changes it will not change any of the instances of that prefab if it is nested in another prefab (that was a tongue twister).

So we need to implement our own prefab manager.

• investigate and implement a method to update nested prefabs. Start here for some clues on rolling our own: http://framebunker.com/blog/poor-mans-nested-prefabs/

To overcome this; instead of using 3x3 sized triggers we should reduce the trigger size to the size of the object itself and check the distance between the player and the object before allowing actions. This will eliminate the overlap problem.

TO REPORDUCE: Go outside the kitchen to the counter, press the shutter button.

When pressing a button on the UI, your character will turn in that direction

LightBulb_BottomUp
LightBulb_TopDown

To monitor ingame progress, generate realtime reporting, load and save player prefs and to provide global functionality to other modules

See Title.

When you stop before a door and then try to walk into it, it won't open.
I guess, it has something to do with the box collider not colliding.

• Tie all onClick events to methods in ControlUI.cs
• Add selector highlight feature to left and right hand buttons (to indicate which hand is active)
• Finish intent button (cycling through Help, Disarm, Hold, Attack sprites)
• Finish (resist, drop, throw) selector
• Finish Walk / Run selector

Create a Ballistic weapon using the sprites and set as a prefab:

• Handle weapon attributes: Brute damage, firing rate, ammo type, weapon states
• Handle inhand sprites
• Create a condition that checks if the weapon is in the current hand when clicking the mouse fire1 button (to shoot the weapon)
• Handle weapon animations or sprite states
• Create the ammo type for the weapon and save the ammo as a prefab (this will need to be photon.instantiated on each shot if connected to photon)

For reference see the Longarm Ballistic TG reference: https://tgstation13.org/wiki/Guide_to_Combat#Longarm.28Ballistic.29

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you press left
you're now moving left but from where your last position
so if you were in between two tiles
you'll keep moving that way

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• https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/1786

If you leave the MapEditor open and then open the Lobby.scene you will get errors about the missing preview GameObject. Closing the window stops the errors.

Create a component that will handle all things related to blood.

• Blood is either splashed or dragged on tiles and on playersprites including clothes. For the purpose of this milestone we will only focus on blood splashes
• Determine at what point of brute damage should blood be splashed
• Create a blood splash prefab and photon.instantiate the blood splash when required

Later on this component will be expanded to handle blood types, toxicity, viruses, enhancements etc

The basic implementation of player health:

• There are seven different ways to be hurt: Suffocation, brute, burn, toxin, cellular, brain damage and bleeding.
• For this TODO the focus should be on the brute damage (to achieve the combat milestone) we will expand the other health components at a later date.
• The Health statuses: 100% = Full Health, 0% = Critical (laying on ground gasping for air), -100% = death

For reference see the TG wiki on damage: https://tgstation13.org/wiki/Guide_to_medicine#Seven_types_of_damage

This is the first basic run of item and machine prefab assembly.

Basically you just need to find a kitchen or bar related sprite, create a GameObject, add the sprite as a child and turn this into a prefab. Create any folders that are needed to organize all the items / machines.

Then we will go back and work on each item specifically as needed with some items sharing components etc. This job will be assigned to everyone, if you have a spare 10 minutes then please help by contributing to the item/machine prefabs.

The idea here is to be able to build the map in the editor and then drag that map into the maps folder as a prefab. This way map creation/editing and loading will be greatly simplified.

• Research and implement the EditModeGridSnap script found here: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/474418/make-grid-and-snap-to-it-in-unity-editor-2d-game.html
• Attach this script to all of the prefabs that currently exist (floors, tables, doors)
• Either (modify the script so each tile will attach itself automatically to a parent obj when bought into the editor scene or just create a parent object and drag the tiles across manually when done)
• Map out the kitchen of box station and drag the map into a maps folder to create the prefab

Disposal units aren't classified as machines, but instead as walls

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Before we can put the "Done" stamp on the prototype, everything must be cleaned up so it's presentable to the public.

• Scripts
• Prefabs
• Scenes
• Managers
• Plugins
• Project Structure/Assets
• AssetBundles and cut down of Resources folder (Please note Photon requirements)

Looking to build a really simple area based atmospherics system.

• Implement a standalone module to simulate movement of gasses between zones
• Add proper maths to work out rate of flow
• Write a wrapper to translate between game zones and simulation zones
• Major tidy up to ensure the module is reusable and is easy to extend/maintain

To handle the realtime storage of Inventory game items

We need to develop a realtime collision matrix of our own that knows where collide-able tiles and objects are at all times so that we can check if our player can move into that space with our player move components. Or if two players are trying to occupy the same grid co-ordinates then the matrix should move both the players so that they are side by side.

The Game matrix will do this by returning the grid co-ordinates to our player move component while doing all of the necessary checks before hand to see if it is:

• Passable (like walls and tables, in which case we don't allow our player to move into that grid)
• Is another player (In which case if both players are trying to stop on the same tile, then move them apart)
• Our current intent (if it is harm or grab then we need to push the other player out of the tile)

I'm hoping to remove the player from being moved by the rigidbody2D component and using a transform.move function instead and then having a separate object that will follow the player with a rigidbody to do all of the trigger stuff like opening doors, detecting if you are in space etc)

This matrix then could form the foundation for lighting and the atmos tile graphics.

I've opened this issue so it could be used for discussion on how to best create a matrix as this could end up being pretty complex..

To handle UI events, actions, access to the inventory and chat

Move the bullet over the network using either transform move or physics move methods. Apply client side prediction for the bullet and create methods to handle bullet hit on players.

• Choose a method to move the bullet after it is instantiated in the direction of fire (based on mouse click world position in relation to the player)
• Detect collisions with players and walls and react accordingly
• Apply damage to players that are hit and update health stats across photon

See ballistic weapon ref for ammo types and attributes: https://tgstation13.org/wiki/Guide_to_Combat#Longarm.28Ballistic.29

Handle connection, game creation, player accounts, chat, monitoring and more

To store the soundbank of sources and provide general sound functions

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• Develop the start of the Player GameObject
• Start work on the Player_Controller script
• Start work on the basics, like SpriteRenderer, WASD control, CameraFollow etc
• focus on player cook sprites for the prototype, changing sprite based on player facing

• Place basic layout for the health indicators
• Apply the basic animations

Item, machine and tile prefabs will reference their sprites directly from file. But what needs to be created is a Sprite manager that can remember the relations to other sprites for player movements etc.

For example, when a player picks up an object then there are 3 different sprite sheets in action here.

1. Is the normal sprite from whatever sprite sheet it came from E.G. Kitchen_items.png
2. and 3. Is the inhand sprites that comes from either sprite sheet based on what hand the sprite is in E.G. Lefthand_items.png or Righthand_items.png these sprites are shown on the playersprite as the player moves around.

These sprites also change depending on if the player is running North,East,South,West so these need to be calculated in the sprite manager somehow. From what I've seen in the sprite sheets, everything is related in the Left and Right hand sheets in a mathematical way.

Please see how I have prototyped it in a basic way with picking up the knife in the kitchen. ATM I am just passing around a sprite but later on this will need to be evolved into a GameObject that holds the properties of what the item actually does.

Look in to implementing fontawesome for our GUI text:

http://fontawesome.io/

This will be the Controller of all the maps

Update: Eventually map loads will be handled by photon, at the moment everyone just appears in the kitchen-construct scene and this is fine for the prototype.

• Implement basic pete controller
• very basic random movements from square to square
• left and right check

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I think, we should find a way to reduce the file scene.

It's now above the recommended size for github

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Doors are returning False for IsPassable while the floor below them is returning true. This results in random blockage for the player at the doorways

• Place buttons over individual body parts and set color alpha to 0
• tie buttons to new DamageZone selector script
• public bool to tell which body part is selected. Maybe a public enum?
• control highlight sprites

To catalogue game items and associated properties

• research on best way to approach this problem
• create a static item manager controller on a new GameObject and add it to the managers hierarchy
• experiment with the small amount of items that are created already (by creating an item component and placing it on the item prefabs, atm there is only the knife but more are being created)
• develop a public function to access the item and instantiate it with a given Vector2 position
• develop a way to allow other devs to easily add new items to the item list (maybe just a public array that we can just drag and drop the prefab into the interface of the component for the time being)

Here is some suggestions on how to approach this using a dictionary: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/155003/item-database.html