Radiation

Main file of the Radiation plugin, which aliases it as cwRadSystem and implements containment zones that irradiate the players inside them, radiation sickness and the Geiger counter.

Registers the /ContainmentBoxEndPos superadmin command of the Radiation plugin, which sets the end corner of the box containment zone being placed to where the player is looking.

Registers the /ContainmentBoxPlace superadmin command of the Radiation plugin, which adds a box containment zone with the given radiation level between the corners set with /ContainmentBoxStartPos and /ContainmentBoxEndPos.

Registers the /ContainmentBoxStartPos superadmin command of the Radiation plugin, which sets the start corner of the box containment zone being placed to where the player is looking.

Registers the /ContainmentRemove superadmin command of the Radiation plugin, which removes the containment zones whose centre or corner lies within a radius, 64 units by default, of where the player is looking.

Registers the /ContainmentSave superadmin command of the Radiation plugin, which saves the containment zones of the current map with cwRadSystem:SaveAreas.

Registers the /ContainmentSpherePlace superadmin command of the Radiation plugin, which adds a sphere containment zone with the given radius and radiation level where the player is looking.

Defines the Filter item (filter) of the Radiation plugin, a gas mask filter with an energy charge that is swapped into the player's equipped gasmask item, or into the cp_filter character data for Civil Protection.

Defines the Geiger Counter item (geiger_counter) of the Radiation plugin, which has no use action and lets its carrier hear and see radiation levels through cwRadSystem:PlayerHasGeigerCounter.

Defines the PDB User Manual item (pdb_book) of the Radiation plugin, a book that raises the reader's Medical attribute to 50 when it is lower, is not used up, and teaches Overwatch soldiers nothing.

Defines the PDB-6 item (rad_checker) of the Radiation plugin, a device that tells a player with at least half of the Medical attribute the radiation dose (radlevel) of the player or NPC they are looking at from close up.