Table Construction QoL Improvements #23620
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i would suggest adding the tag to thindows. Right now you arent able to place a table on a tile where a thin window exist. |
Tables can be placed on the tile of thindows. What I meant by "Parts-based furniture construction will ignore blockages from objects with directional blocking and, if the furniture item in question is a table, objects with the new NO_BLOCK_TABLE flag" is that, while tables will check for both whether the blocking object has the tag and whether the blocking object has directional blocking, non-tables will only check for if the blocking object has directional blocking (because putting a desktop computer, toaster, etc on top of a rack doesn't make very much sense). |
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can this be added to the little bar tv monitors too |
The TVs in the bar lack collisions, meaning tables can be built under them anyways |
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About the PR
Adds a "NO_BLOCK_TABLE" flag to a couple of object types which usually spawn on tables (such as personal computers and wrestling bells). Parts-based furniture construction will ignore blockages from objects with directional blocking and, if the furniture item in question is a table, objects with the new NO_BLOCK_TABLE flag.
The following items have been given the NO_BLOCK_TABLE flag and can thus now have tables constructed under them:
KitchenHelper food mixers
Loudspeakers
Disposal outlets
Personal computers (and their frames)
Espresso machines
Coffee machines
Microwaves
Tourbot consoles
Wrestling bells
Printers
Scanners
Why's this needed?
Currently, should a table or rack on the same tile as a thindow be deconstructed, it will be unnecessarily difficult to rebuild said table/rack without also removing the thindow. This PR also solves a similar case with items which spawn on tables - most notably personal computers - preventing broken tables from being rebuilt under them.
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