- Added fields to the terrain class in preparation for new scenario format.
- Same with the party class, plus refactored it to use vectors and strings.
- Fixed a potential divide-by-zero error in get_ran.
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- Rearranged the editor palette button code so that:
- the gaps between rows are absent
- the buttons that can't be used in town (set entrance) and outdoors (item buttons) are now hidden
- the buttons are drawn one at a time instead of all at once, to pave the way for adding more buttons to fill the gaps
- the buttons are shifted down enough to make room for the "Center:" line between the last terrain button and the buttons
- the "Center:" line is no longer next to the final terrain button, to pave the way for adding more terrain buttons
- the terrain picture for the current selection is shifted right to make room for a potential two more columns of buttons.
- there are two separate lists each for whether a button exists and what it is
- Also altered the editor buttons sheet to support these changes.
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- Started a utility to quickly preview a dialog
- Moved the ppats from the individual applications into the Graphics file; reduces redudancy
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Formerly there were three separate copies of the dialog code; now there's only one.
It's still quite rough around the edges, though – the edit terrain dialog causes the scenario editor to crash,
and for some reason the dialog controls are not drawn in the game or in the character editor. I am still working
to resolve this.
It can't be seen in the diff, since it involves a binary file, but the resources representing dialogs for the character editor were
altered. Basically, every text item with a label of "0_105" was changed to "0_150", and each one with a label of "0_106" was changed
to "0_151". The reason for this is a conflict between the meaning of those two labels in the character editor and in the scenario editor and
the game.
In addition to the consolidation of the dialog code, I have made alterations that should theoretically allow the scenario editor to draw
custom graphics in its dialogs. I am uncertain that this works, though, since the scenario editor is now failing to FIND the custom graphics.
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- Reverted graphc count constants to original values; this change breaks forward compatibility and is probably best left off until later, when we rewrite the scenario format.
- I'm pretty sure I didn't actually change "Blades of Exile Graphics" since last revision.
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- Added a dialog graphic and a few animated terrain graphics from Exiles 1-3.
- The four-parts of death dialog graphic may now be used in a scenario as a dialog graphic.
- Added more constants for clarity
- A few more bladbase fixes
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- Additional terrain icons from Exile 1-3
- Fairly sweeping changes in the code that draws graphics in dialogs, in order to support an arbitrary number of future graphics of a given type.
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