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…t wound scanner boost (#94727) ## About The Pull Request - Adds `"reset dislocation"` operation, which effectively does everything that manually treating a dislocation does, with the same tools. - All wound surgeries now get a speed boost for treating a scanned wound ## Why It's Good For The Game - A doctor who attempts to reset a dislocated limb of a patient undergoing surgery would fail due to attempting to "operate" on the patient with the bonesetter (surgery takes priority over wound treatment). I decided the best way to fix this was to add an operation analog to the manual wound treatment. Effectively the same thing (same steps, in fact), but doing the operation form is faster and doesn't leave residual brute damage, to reward people who go through the effort. - For consistency reasons this made sense to me - scanning a wound improves manual treatment rates, so it should also apply to surgeries which treat the wound. ## Changelog :cl: Melbert add: Adds "reset dislocation" operation, which is a surgical analog to resetting a dislocated limb. Same tools, same steps, but if you go through the effort of doing it surgically, it's faster and safer. add: All wound surgeries now gain a speed bonus from being wound scanned. /:cl:
…tasis beds (#94680) ## About The Pull Request Applies `/datum/component/free_operation` when buckling mobs to stasis beds or surgical tables ## Why It's Good For The Game The only reason we still have drapes is because otherwise, trying to help intent click on a mob with a saw will result in attempting surgery instead of attacking them In other words drapes serve as an explicit "I WANT TO PERFORM SURGERY" check However we can get that explicitness from other things, such as buckling someone to the designated surgery places This ultimately leaves drapes as **entirely optional** in a surgical setting (...Maybe it can provide a speed bonus for being sanitary or something?) ## Changelog :cl: Melbert add: You can skip the "apply drapes" step of surgery if the patient is buckled to an operating table or stasis bed! /:cl:
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