Contents Introduction So, you want to code for space station 13, but have either never used byond or never coded in general? Well this guide is somewhat for you! In this guide we will go through the process of creating some new and original items for Space Station 13, as well as the process of creating a pull request and getting that item added into the game. Space Station 13 is an open source game, meaning that anybody can contribute to it and create, rework, remove or rebalance features. As such, many of the game developers are players themselves. Even if you have no experience with game development, SS13 is an excellent place to get started. Lets get started
4/23/2024Refactor damage application to be more consistent, especially when it comes to items.
8/28/2023Contents What causes hard deletes? :::warning This is a simplication, see Qdel VS del for a slighly more complex explanation (Some details about the garbage system are still omitted, this guide is more about avoiding and locating hard-dels rather than how garbage collection works in Byond) ::: A hard-delete occurs when something is requested to be destroyed, but it doesn't properly remove all references to itself. This prevents Byond from automatically deleting the object, meaning we have to ask Byond to remove all references to it for us which is very expensive. Hard dels are extremely expensive and account for the majority of CPU usage of the server despite being fairly irregular.
4/18/2023Flux Flux anoamly density is a measure of the build up of anomalous precense. This is global for the station and independent of area. Anomaly Entropy A localised value that represents the density of nearby anomalies. If a lot of anomalies are nearby, or there is an anomaly about to appear, the value will be very high in this area. Devices Entropic Anomaly Analyser Used to measure the levels of anomalitic entropy in a localised area. Areas near anomalies have a high anomalitic entropy level, areas with an anomaly about to appear will have an insanely anomalitic entropy flux level.
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