* init
TODO:
Make this part of the surveillance camera system
Make this be bearable when unpowered(Probably commented out until we make AI lose vision without power)
Remove leftover shit
Probably clean up the camera RSI
* move to surv cameras, unpowered, remove leftovers
* silly
* review
* review
* I can see the light
* reverse fixtures
* review
* dependency query
* unused oops
* cameras but i didn't feel like git stashing them
* Adds more functionality server-side for surveillance cameras
* rider moment
* Adds skeleton for SurveillanceCameraMonitorBoundUi on client
* whoops
* makes surveillance camera monitor UI more defined
* removes tree from SurveillanceCameraMonitorWindow
* surveillance camera active flag, other routing things
* actually sets how SurveillanceCameraMonitorSystem sends camera info to clients
* adds entity yaml, changes field
* adds the camera/monitor entities, makes the UI open
* SurveillanceCameraRouters (not implemented fully)
* subnets for cameras, server-side
* it works!
* fixes rotation in cameras
* whoops
restores surveillance cameras to ignored components
makes it so that switching cameras now lerps the other camera
* makes the UI work
* makes it so that cameras actually refresh now
* cleanup
* adds camera.rsi
* cleans up prototypes a bit
* adds camera subnet frequencies, cameras in subnets
* adds surveillance camera router subnets
* might fix testing errors
* adds the circuit board to the surveillance camera monitor
* fixes up the camera monitor (the detective will get his tv soon)
* adds heartbeat, ensures subnet data is passed into cameras to send
* fixes up a few things
* whoops
* changes to UI internals
* fixes subnet selection issue
* localized strings for UI
* changes 'test' id to 'camera' for cameras
* whoops
* missing s
* camera static!
* adds a delay to camera switching
* adjusts a few things in camera timing
* adds setup for cameras/routers, localization for frequency names
* adds setup ui for routers, makes subnet names in monitor window follow frequency name in prototype
* localization, some cleanup
* ui adjustments
* adds surveillance camera visuals
* fixes a bug when closing the UI for monitors
* adds disconnect message to UI
* adds construction graph to cameras
* adds the camera to the construction menu
* fixes network selection for setup, tweak to assembly
* adds surveillance camera router construction, fixes up surveillance camera wire cutting
* adds disconnect button to monitor UI
* switches around the status text
* tweaks monitor UI
* makes the address actually show
* might make tests pass
* UI adjustments, hard name limit
* ok, that didn't work
* adds wireless cameras
* makes the television work/look nicer
* adds tripod cameras in addition to mobile cameras
* makes wireless cameras constructable
* fixes up those prototypes
* reorganization in C#, small cleanup
* ensures that power changes deactivate some devices
* adds a component to the television, comments out a function
* actually, never mind, i forgot that wireless cameras existed/are creatable for a second
* tweaks to router construction, removes SubnetTest from prototypes
* removes it from frequencies too
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* type serializers into components
* setup window opens centered, enum is now byte
* replaces active monitor list with ActiveSurveillanceCameraMonitorComponent
* adds paused/deleted entity checks, changes how verbs are given
* removes EntitySystem.Get<T>() references
* fixes bug related to selecting network from setup, alphabet-orders network listing in setup
* rider moment
* adds minwidth to surveillance camera setup window
* addresses reviews
* should fix the issue with camera visuals not updating properly
* addresses some reviews
* addresses further review
* addresses reviews related to RSIs
* never needed a key there anyways
* changes a few things with routers to ensure that they're active
* whoops
* ensurecomp over addcomp
* whoops
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