Uranium Portable Generator Fix #19978
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Started as me fixing the airlock and docking markers and ended with me finding various little bugs that I missed when I remapped the ship a while back. - Properly creates subtypes for the airlock/shuttle/docking markers specific to the IAC ship instead of just having them be variable edited versions of the main type. - Fixed some incorrectly named airlocks. - Adjusted some floor decals. - Tweaked some access requirements. - Returns the uranium-powered portable generator I originally intended for on account of #19978.
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Fixes the uranium-powered portable generator exploding when it's used at level 4. The safe heat threshold was supposed to be 300c, but a small variance of 16c was causing it to just surpass that and go into overheat when it's not supposed to.