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Goonstation 2016 byond510
…t. Now we only check for turfs if our radius is not touching a map edge.
…edges at all since proc/locate just returns null if the supplied coordinates are out of bounds.
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Makes the effect of spacePhobia more performant than what I've heard it's like in production code. Did some things to make it easier on myself and efficiency wise.
Picks a random tile within some radius given by the programmer and checks if it's a /turf/space. If it is OR if our radius is touching the map edge, then we trigger the effects.
Only works on the station z-level. Because I use hardcoded for the map size for that z-level (300x300). I think there might be a map.size or something where I could get those for any z-level, but I can't find it.
There is a tick counter so that it will only run the logic every X number of ticks. I have it set to run like each 4 or 5 times I think.
I increased the probability for a faint or scream emote. But that can change.