Add gear assembly toggle widget#1571
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* Update trackstop.lua - Add GearOverlay; fix RollerOverlay using TrackStopOverlay render * Update trackstop.rst * Update changelog.txt
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This needs to have armok mode filtering enabled since it allows bypassing normal game mechanics |
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How do we do that for this one specific widget? |
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Replacing with #1590 |
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Add a toggle button on the gear assembly building that allows engaging/disengaging them.
Toggling a gear assembly at will is possibly Armok mode level control. However, I think it's already possible to disengage machines through spooky action by cancelling construction of unfinished machine parts to cause a collapse. I'd require dwarf interaction if I could.
RollerOverlay:renderwas usingTrackStopOverlay.super.render. I fixed that, but I'm not sure there's a visible effect to that change.It may be worth renaming the
trackstopscript to something fitting the increased scope at some point.