Computer wirepanel

[Errant-4]

About the PR

Computers now have basic wire"hacking" implemented. Their maintenance panel opens and closes with a screwdriver, like any other device with wires. They either have 1 Power Wire, 1 AI Wire and 2 Dummy Wires, or 1 Power Wire and 3 Dummy Wires if the computer does not have the AI connection whitelist.

Deconstruction steps changed from "Screw, Pry, Cut, Screw" to "Pry, Pry, Cut, Screw" with small doafters added for the first two Pries, so I don't think it's necessarily faster now, even though you don't need to change tools between the first two steps

Minor Sprite issue: there is no visual indication for the maintenance panel being open (but examine shows the current state)

Minor UI issue with deconstrction: after Prying once with the crowbar, the Screwdriver interaction will both try to open the service panel and finalise the deconstruction step. As such, there will be two doafter progress bars and the maintenance panel can be heard opening. nevertheless, once the slower progress bar finishes, the entity state will go to the next node and so the maintenance panel will "disappear"', until the machine is reconstructed. (by applying Screwdriver again, as normal)

Why / Balance

This allows the crew to sever the AI from specific computers. It also makes it possible to disable the computer via the power wire, although there is not much point to this. Allows future maintenance panel or hacking-related features to be added to computers.

Technical details

Computers now have the required wirehacking components, and one of two wire configurations, depending on whether or not they have StationAiWhitelistedComponent.

Tests have been changed to fit the new deconstruction process

Breaking changes

Computers consoles that are AI accessible now inherit from BaseComputerAiAccess.
Computer prototypes that redefine their sprites instead of inheriting the defaults must now also specify the sprite map/state for the maintenance panel.
Computers that define another UserInterface need to make sure to add WiresBoundUserInterface again so it is not overwritten. See BaseComputer for an example.

Media

New "panel open" sprite:

computer_maint.mp4

(obsolete)
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f39e2252-4d5a-463c-9257-ba6d57140471

Requirements

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• I have added media to this PR or it does not require an ingame showcase.

Changelog
🆑 Errant

• tweak: Computers now have a maintenance panel with a Power and AI wire (if AI-connected).
• tweak: Computer deconstruction now begins with the crowbar, not the screwdriver.

[lzk228]

the hero

[Errant-4]

the hero

You know what I was ALSO thinking, while making this? Giving them a second power wire, and when you snip one... B)

[ScarKy0]

You know what I was ALSO thinking, while making this? Giving them a second power wire, and when you snip one... B)

You should go back to this thought as it would be funny

[Errant-4]

A... It doesn't like the simultaneous interactions during deconstruction, I think.

[baddiePRO]

ACC wire for comms console/crim record/etc?

[ScarKy0]

ACC wire for comms console/crim record/etc?

This, an ACC wire would be great

[Errant-4]

I will leave all of the more controversial/debatable wire changes to separate PRs

[dvir001]

ACC wire is weird, have you ever seen a computer that just let you open it based on a cut wire?

[slarticodefast]

There should probably also be a visual indication for an open panel like there is for other machines.

[github-actions]

RSI Diff Bot; head commit d4160c3 merging into a123791
This PR makes changes to 1 or more RSIs. Here is a summary of all changes:

Resources/Textures/Structures/Machines/computers.rsi

State	Old	New	Status
generic_panel_open			Added

Edit: diff updated after d4160c3

[Errant-4]

Now with visible maintenance panel

[ItsMeThom]

Something like an access wire (like say, snipping it allows non cargo-techs to order cargo) is probably a separate PR after this right?

[superjj18]

ACC wire is weird, have you ever seen a computer that just let you open it based on a cut wire?

The NES CIC drm chip

https://youtube.com/shorts/EP7F7g1ZC1Q?si=B_PAGuxwKIb0pbe7

[Errant-4]

The sprite for the panel being open has been changed

[slarticodefast]

Tested in-game, everything works as intended.

[Errant-4]

I have added Breaking Change notes for downstreams on how to update any custom computers