- In its current state, it produces a valid, launchable Mac application package, though one that's not redistributable (relies on system-installed libraries)
- Partial support is already in-place for a Windows build
- Preview terrain step sound when selecting it
- Fix uninitialized start locations
- Fix missing strings in copy files build phase
- Fix mislabelled terrain flag 3 for Call Special When Used
- All resources are now under data/
- Editors and Blades of Exile Base are no longer in Scenario Editor subfolder
- User scenarios are now stored in %APPDATA% / "Application Support"
- For monster attacks, 'd4' now means '1d4' instead of '0d4', and simple numbers without a 'd' are not accepted
- Pop string path after pushing it in the shop test cases
- Fix variable town entry and saved item rects not being saved if they referenced an invalid town
- Fix "blank" scenario timers being saved
- Fix junk data appearing in timers
- Output operators for location and rectangle types
- Set timer node_type to 2 when loading from town record
- Nearly every enum that gets written to a file now uses a symbolic form rather than a numeric form. Input supports both forms.
- The special node type enum, however, no longer has a symbolic form output operator, as the only place it's output is in the special nodes file which uses the opcode.
- Collected some enums scattered around the files into one place in simpletypes.hpp
Other changes:
- PC-on-PC attacks now account for the target's dexterity, evasion items, and parry status
- Harmful spells that inflict a status effect now work if targeted on a PC
- Turn Undead, Dispel Undead, Ravage Spirit spells, when cast by a PC, now consider the possibility of undead/demon party members, and work if targeted on them
- Forcecage is now allowed for monster touch/ray abilities
- Items that inflict curses, slowing, or webs now account for items that grant resistance
- cCreature split into seperate file-pair from cMonster/cTownperson
- fileio.cpp split into general, party, and scenario sections
- classes.h file deleted
- Shops can now sell skill upgrades without skill point costs (currently available only through special node, not through dialogue)
- Spell shops now show level and spell point cost
- Alchemy shops now show ingredients
- Make use of the constants defined for indexing the shop rects
- Support for arbitrary quantities of items in shops, rather than simply infinite for normal shops and one for magic shops (there's no hook for this yet, though, so it can't be used)
