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Medical sprays and patches now look for exposed flesh or thin material #8001
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alexkar598
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Mar 26, 2020
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Finally got around to fix this long-running exploit/oversight.
Makes Medical sprays and patches look for exposed flesh or thin material.
If you're in a hard suit in space you cannot magically heal yourself with a spray (when no atmos can even reach you) and you also cannot rub your thick armor and magically be healed under the armor.
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bugfix: Medical sprays and patches now look for exposed flesh or thin material.
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