Fixing FOLDING@SPACE overheating messages #3401
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Description of changes
Apparently, since the move of NTOS to
/datum, FOLDING@SPACE tried to report thecomputerin the overheating messages, but it now refers to the OS object, whereas the item that has a name would be the physical host of that OS. Thus merely a small edit of the reporting messages improves user experience.Why and what will this PR improve
Messages like
The /datum/extension/interactive/os/device starts to get very warm.that are being sent to user chat, will be replaced by more comprehensibleThe PDA starts to get very warm.Authorship
Myself.
Changelog
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bugfix: fixed FOLDING@SPACE overheating messages
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