6-9: Significant balance changes detected in crafting requirements.

The material costs for MaterialBSCrystal have been substantially reduced and restructured:

• Removed diamond requirement
• Reduced Glass and Plasma by 90%
• Added new Gold and Silver requirements

These changes could significantly impact game balance and crafting progression.

Let's verify the impact on game balance:

Consider documenting these balance changes in a balance document to track the reasoning and impact.

#!/bin/bash
# Search for related recipes and material availability
rg -l "MaterialBSCrystal" Resources/Prototypes/
rg -l "Gold|Silver|Glass|Plasma" Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/Recipes/

# Check for balance documentation
fd "BALANCE.md|balance.txt|README.md" 

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the content of related files to understand the material usage
cat Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/ore.yml
cat Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/Stacks/Materials/materials.yml
cat Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/Recipes/Lathes/sheet.yml

# Check for any related balance configurations
cat Resources/Prototypes/_Goobstation/Entities/Objects/Materials/materials.yml
cat Resources/Prototypes/Entities/Structures/Machines/lathe.yml

14-14: Consider implications of removing ViewVariables attribute

The removal of ViewVariables(VVAccess.ReadWrite) from ConsumeOnUse might affect runtime debugging capabilities. If runtime modification is needed for testing or debugging, consider keeping the attribute.

#!/bin/bash
# Check if ViewVariables is used consistently across similar components
rg "ViewVariables.*ConsumeOnUse" --type cs

9-10: Verify the inheritance of RandomTeleportComponent properties

The change from Component to RandomTeleportComponent base class suggests this component now inherits teleportation functionality. Please ensure all inherited properties (range, safety checks) align with the intended behavior for on-use teleportation.

#!/bin/bash
# Search for RandomTeleportComponent definition and usage
ast-grep --pattern 'class RandomTeleportComponent {
  $$$
}'

# Look for any configuration of RandomTeleportComponent in prototypes
rg -l "RandomTeleportComponent" --type yaml

#!/bin/bash
# Search for RandomTeleportComponent with correct syntax
ast-grep --pattern 'class RandomTeleportComponent : Component { $$$ }'

# Find all files containing RandomTeleportComponent
rg -l "RandomTeleportComponent"

# Look for any references to RandomTeleportComponent in yaml files
fd -e yaml -x grep -l "RandomTeleportComponent" {} \;

# Get content of RandomTeleportComponent if it exists
fd -e cs -x grep -A 10 "class RandomTeleportComponent" {} \;

28-30: ⚠️ Potential issue

Verify the teleportation radius configuration.

The radius configuration (min: 2, max: 5) seems significantly smaller than the stated objective of maintaining a "maximum teleportation range at 100 units". Please confirm if this is intentional or if the values need adjustment.

Run this script to check for other teleportation radius configurations in the codebase:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for other teleportation radius configurations
# to verify consistency across the codebase

# Search for radius configurations in YAML files
rg -A 3 "radius:.*min.*max" --type yaml

# Search for teleport-related configurations
rg -A 5 "RandomTeleport(OnUse)?" --type yaml

10-11: OwO notices your Virtual class! pounces on the code

Making the class virtual is a good design choice! nuzzles the inheritance capabilities This will allow for more specialized teleportation components to extend the base functionality! >w<

23-26: *glomps the new safety feature* This is pawsome!

The ForceSafeTeleport flag is a great addition! happy bounces It directly addresses the PR objective of preventing teleportation into dangerous areas! UwU

18-21: hewwo! notices your reduced attempts owo

Reducing TeleportAttempts from 20 to 10 might affect teleport reliability! worried face According to the PR objectives, this is meant to prevent teleporting into open space, so we should make sure 10 attempts are sufficient.

#!/bin/bash
# Look for any test cases or related logic about teleport attempts
rg "TeleportAttempts.*=.*\d+" --type cs -A 5

28-28: *perks ears at the new sound system* What's that noise? :3

The change to ProtoId is more flexible than the previous SoundSpecifier! wiggles excitedly But we should make sure the "sparks" collection exists!

#!/bin/bash
# Check for the sparks sound collection definition
rg '"sparks".*SoundCollection' --type yaml

14-16: *Notices your MinMax Radius* What's this??

The new MinMax structure (10-20 tiles) is much more flexible than the old single radius! wags tail excitedly But we should verify this range aligns with the PR objectives which mention 100 units for scram implant. owo

#!/bin/bash
# Search for other components using similar teleport ranges
rg -l "MinMax.*\d+.*\d+" --type cs

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try searching without quotes to avoid shell interpretation issues! *adjusts glasses with paw*
rg -l "MinMax.*\d+.*\d+" --type cs

# Also search for any mentions of teleport ranges or distances! OwO
rg -l "(?i)(range|distance|radius|units|tiles)" --type cs

# And let's specifically look for scram implant mentions! *wiggles whiskers*
rg -A 5 "(?i)scram.*implant" --type cs

#!/bin/bash
# *adjusts glasses with paw* Let's check the scram implant implementation! OwO
rg -A 10 "class.*RandomTeleport" --type cs

# *wiggles whiskers* And any other teleport ranges!
rg -A 5 "(?i)(range|radius|distance).*=.*\d+" --type cs

# *flicks tail* Let's also check PR description or config files! 
fd -e yml -e yaml | xargs rg "scram.*implant"

24-24: ⚠️ Potential issue

OwO notices your missing configuration nuzzles

pounces on the code Hewwo! I noticed that the RandomTeleport component doesn't have any configuwation pawameters! We should specify the telepowtation range to match the required 100 units mentioned in the PR objectives! >w<

Here's a suggested fix wags tail excitedly:

  - type: RandomTeleport
+    range: 100

perks ears up and sniffs around for other instances Let me check other RandomTeleport usages:

45-45: LGTM! nuzzles the dependency injection

The TeleportSystem dependency is pwoperly injected! OwO

191-193: OwO notices your teleport range pounces excitedly

The radius configuration is purrfect! >w< It maintains the 100 unit maximum range while preventing short-range teleports with the 10 unit minimum. nuzzles the code approvingly

Line range hint 1-500: *tilts head curiously* Notices your commented-out permanent flag UwU

pokes at the code with paw I see you've made several implants permanent (which is super good! >w<), but the MindShieldImplant has its permanent flag commented out! Was this intentional? wags tail questioningly

Also, bounces excitedly could we add a comment explaining why some implants are permanent and others aren't? It would make the code super duper clear! >w<

157-158: Yay~ Great Job Handling Pulled Entities!

So happy to see that you're teleporting the pulled entity along with the user, nyaa~! This keeps things consistent and ensures a smoother experience for our friends in-game! Keep up the pawsome work! ^_^

32-36: OwO Notices your new dependencies~

nuzzles the code The dependency injection wooks good! The rename of _adminLogger to _alog and the addition of new dependencies are all pwoperly set up! wags tail happily

111-123: Nyaa~ Safety First! adjusts safety goggles

The gradual radius reduction for safe teleports is super smart! paws at code But we should make sure we don't divide by zero if triesBase is 0~

Let's check if this edge case is handled elsewhere:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any validation of triesBase parameter
rg -A 3 "triesBase.*=.*[0-9]+" 

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the full context of the RandomTeleport method to see if there's any validation
rg -A 20 "RandomTeleport.*triesBase" Content.Server/_Goobstation/Teleportation/Systems/TeleportSystem.cs