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[MIRROR] Mapping Access Helpers #65
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* Create mapping helpers for airlock access * Finish implementing accesses * you saw nothing
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Original PR: tgstation/tgstation#65580
About The Pull Request
ABOVE NOT INCLUDED IN PR (This is what your map could look like!)
Creates a series of mapping helpers that modify door access:
all -> req_access_txt
any-> req_one_access_txt
This also makes mapping airlock helpers run LateInitialize instead of Initialize. I don't expect this to make any significant changes to existing airlock helpers.
Why It's Good For The Game
These helpers are designed to reduce the amount of varediting needing to be done to station doors when mapping. Having dozens of door presets and needing to modify them slightly is CBT, especially when you're just working with numbers. This gives door access a good, visible representation when mapping.
Changelog
No player-facing changes