* The rightmost column is now mostly dedicated to non-modifying operations – eyedropper and zoom are moved there, pushing the 3 palette buttons down in town mode.
* Set Starting Location and Set Town Boundaries moved from the menus into the toolbar.
* Place Same Creature and Place Same Monster removed, since placing a monster or creature no longer resets the mode, so you can place as many of the same one as you like.
* Erase Town Entrance removed – what is it even good for? Removing the entrance without removing the town terrain is nonsensical. A town entrance can now be erased just by painting over it.
* Copy Item, Copy Monster, and Copy Terrain added. The latter copies a rectangle of terrain.
* Paste Special is removed. Instead there's a generic Paste button which pastes whatever type of thing you copied last, whether it be a special, a monster, an item, or even some terrain.
* Horse and boat no longer share a row with road. Instead, some of the fields have been reshuffled, so now fields take up three rows (though not three complete rows)
The limit of 3 saved item rectangles has been removed - you can now add as many as you want.
However, the 1 per town limit is now strictly enforced.
The saved item rectangle is now shown with a cyan border when editing town.
With the new format, Author and Contact info are formatted onto the first line in the scenario picker display. The scenario designer gets 1 line to write a teaser.
Fix#593
Also fix a bug where scenario ratings were appearing as integers ingame instead of the correct "G", "PG", etc.
This includes the following changes (mostly related to the above):
- Move loc_compare functor to location.hpp
- Add reattach() function to rebind a town or outdoor section to a different scenario object. (I don't think this is strictly necessary, as the scenario reference is only used in limited situations in the game itself, not in the editor, but it's better not to keep a reference to freed memory around when importing a town or sector from another scenario, even if the reference is never accessed.)
- Fix imported towns not being officially "loaded" until you explicitly use Load a New Town to reload them
- Fix Choose button in Load New Sector dialog
- More functions in the vector2d implementation
- You now specify your name instead of the scenario filename in the first dialog
- A file dialog pops up after the second dialog, to let you choose the filename and location
- Fixed using Warrior's Grove even if you chose not to
- Fixed not recognizing .EXS as a valid legacy-scenario extension and appending .boes, resulting in .EXS.boes
- Adjust Difficulty scenario flag set on by default
- You can copy/paste images into the sheet, or import/export to/from png files
Also:
- Picture controls in the dialog engine have a new "scaled" flag; if set, the picture will be scaled into the provided bounds rather than overflowing. Currently, only full sheets honour the setting.
