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Realistic Drugs Mod

Adds usable drugs with realistic effects on humans.

Disclaimer: This mod does not promote anything illegal.
This mod has been reviewed by Steam and does not violate the guidelines.

NOTE: spawnables are added to a new category.

List of chemicals added:
• Cocaine
• Can be used to instantly numb pain.
• Is a short acting stimulant.
• Diamorphine (heroin)
• Potent analgesic for treating severe pain in humans (may induce sedation).
• Diphenhydramine
• Antihistamine that can be used to reduce human overactivity
• Ethanol (63%)
• It burns to drink.
• Fentanyl
• Highly potent analgesic, reduces pain by binding to u-opioid receptors.
• Ketamine
• Anesthetic effective for sedation and pain relief.
• Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (Ecstasy)
• Empathogen elevating mood and reducing shock -- can wake up humans.
• Methyltheobromine (Caffeine)
• Increases adrenaline and consciousness, will wake up humans most of the time.
• Toxic doses may cause paresthesia.
• N-methylamphetamine (methamphetamine or meth)
• Stimulant which can be used to restore consciousness in unresponsive humans.
• delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol (Delta-9-THC)
• Helps induce sedation in humans without being too intense.
• High doses may lead to intense existential dread.......

Spawnables include:
• Syringe (500 mL)
• Flask (1 L)
• Bottle (350 mL)

Observable effects:
• Adrenaline surges
• Significant increase in consciousness (at moderate doses)
• Increase pain/impact resistance (moderate doses)
• Reduce avoidance behavior when hurt
• Elevated body temperature (at moderate doses)

Side-effects:
• Panic attacks (at moderate to high doses)
• Dissociation (at moderate to high doses)
• Nodding (at high doses)

Notes:
• Syringes are set to infinite source by default -- doses exceed default 500 mL over time.
• Syringes inject about 179 mL per second
• Injection sites closer to the head will result in a faster onset of effect.
• Effects depend on concentration in certain areas, e.g. head for crossing bbb.

"The chemistry must be respected."