code/__HELPERS/mobs.dm 
| FACING_SAME_DIR | Two mobs are facing the same direction |
|---|---|
| FACING_EACHOTHER | Two mobs are facing each others |
| FACING_INIT_FACING_TARGET_TARGET_FACING_PERPENDICULAR | Two mobs one is facing a person, but the other is perpendicular |
| /proc/do_after | Timed action involving one mob user. Target is optional. |
| /proc/ishumanbasic | Returns if the given target is a human. Like, a REAL human. Not a moth, not a felinid (which are human subtypes), but a human. |
| /proc/active_free_borgs | Silicon Mob Procs |
| /proc/get_temp_change_amount | Used to get the amount of change between two body temperatures |
| GET_CLIENT | Gets the client of the mob, allowing for mocking of the client. You only need to use this if you know you're going to be mocking clients somewhere else. |
| /proc/sort_mobs | Orders mobs by type then by name. Accepts optional arg to sort a custom list, otherwise copies GLOB.mob_list. |
| /proc/get_mob_by_ckey | returns a mob type controlled by a specified ckey |
| /proc/parse_zone | Return a string for the specified body zone. Should be used for parsing non-instantiated bodyparts, otherwise use /obj/item/bodypart/var/plaintext_zone |
| /proc/deprecise_zone | Takes a zone and returns its "parent" zone, if it has one. |
| /proc/parse_slot_flags | Returns a list of strings for a given slot flag. |
| /proc/check_target_facings | Returns the direction that the initiator and the target are facing |
| /proc/get_mob_or_brainmob | Returns the occupant mob or brain from a specified input |
| /proc/living_player_count | Returns the amount of currently living players |
| /proc/dview | Version of view() which ignores darkness, because BYOND doesn't have it (I actually suggested it but it was tagged redundant, BUT HEARERS IS A T- /rant). |
Define Details
FACING_EACHOTHER
Two mobs are facing each others
FACING_INIT_FACING_TARGET_TARGET_FACING_PERPENDICULAR
Two mobs one is facing a person, but the other is perpendicular
FACING_SAME_DIR
Two mobs are facing the same direction
GET_CLIENT
Gets the client of the mob, allowing for mocking of the client. You only need to use this if you know you're going to be mocking clients somewhere else.