Fixes at least one cause of missing arms on load#467
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Fixes at least one cause of missing arms on load#467PsyCommando merged 1 commit intoPersistentSS13:devfrom
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A bit dirty not going to lie, but if it works for now that's good enough.
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Description of changes
Adds a check to prevent eye organ installation rebuilding human icons too early (during deserialization), causing icon cache corruption and missing icons for human arms and hands on load. Theoretically anything that calls
update_bodytoo early could cause this issue, but from at least my quick testing, this is the lone offender atm.This could go upstream, but I'd like to be sure it solves the problem and we don't need to add additional checks in strange circumstances later.
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Myself. Thanks to Psy and Nebula for helpful discussions.