POB changes

[Kazinsal]

CoreModule::Timer runs every second. The code in it checks to see if the current time in seconds is evenly divisible by set_tick_time (configured with tick_time=# in the base.cfg), and if it isn't, it skips the whole wear and tear/FOW/repair sequence. If it is, the wear and tear happens first, then the repair, then the FOW. I have added another tick timer divisor, set_damage_tick_time (configured with damage_tick_time=# in the base.cfg). That will, after checking to see if the time modulo set_tick_time equals zero, check if the time modulo set_damage_tick time equals zero but only for the wear and tear action. Repair and FOW cycles are unaffected.

The rest of the modules with ::Timer functions are unchanged. They all run on the standard tickrate in set_tick_time.

e: The plugin needs a rework at some point, no doubt. But this was a quick and effective fix to enable exactly what you wanted with a degree of flexibility and took ten minutes. The only reasons the damage tickrate is dependent on the main tickrate are that there's some optimizations involved to skip unnecessary checks for some godawful reason (premature optimization is the devil's workshop) that would be hard to work around while making the damage tickrate completely separate from the main tickrate and that I didn't want to refactor CoreModule::Timer at 2:30am when I had to be up in six hours.

e2: For clarity, damage_tick_time is configured in seconds as well. It just needs to be a whole multiple of tick_time.

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Retired, permanently.