Goonhub
01-27-2017, 01:34 PM
Protip: this also effects someone with a clerical error as a trait AFAIK.
Eg: You set snudunce feeli to arrest and the securitron can only go after snudunce feeli. Without your ID on, the securitron can only see the unclerical version of yourself, if you catch my drift.
It also makes being a clown a little easier, as their name shows up as their pre-clown name at spawn. It can indeed be rectified by making a new record for the clown under his clown name.
Aside: as an AI you can have near complete control of the securitrons, if you use your shell to make some at a fab then using your PDA to turn them onto patrol. You can access arrest list at your core without the need for an ID.
My question is what the HECK is up with the character portraits in the sec records. They're an ASCII outline of your player and vaguely follows what you might be wearing (as per your job) and (I'm not entirely too sure of this) your hair too? When was this implemented and what's the deal with it? Because I just randomly stumbled across it.
Eg: You set snudunce feeli to arrest and the securitron can only go after snudunce feeli. Without your ID on, the securitron can only see the unclerical version of yourself, if you catch my drift.
It also makes being a clown a little easier, as their name shows up as their pre-clown name at spawn. It can indeed be rectified by making a new record for the clown under his clown name.
Aside: as an AI you can have near complete control of the securitrons, if you use your shell to make some at a fab then using your PDA to turn them onto patrol. You can access arrest list at your core without the need for an ID.
My question is what the HECK is up with the character portraits in the sec records. They're an ASCII outline of your player and vaguely follows what you might be wearing (as per your job) and (I'm not entirely too sure of this) your hair too? When was this implemented and what's the deal with it? Because I just randomly stumbled across it.