Datums that have a user defined var overridden in a child type see more memory usage even though the vars are never modified from their compile time value

Running json_encode on the vars list treats it as a non-associated list and encodes it as an array, not grabbing the contents of the variables to encode as an object.

When loading dream maker, after all of my BYOND stuff seemingly reset(I log into BYOND, and all the old pre-sets are back to default), when I open dream maker and try to open my .dm file I was working on the night before, and saved, it shows a blank file

screen_loc not giving correct readings.

Another obscure parser feature that I'm not sure if it ever worked?