- Rename unblockable damage to "weird" and special damage to "unblockable"
- Monsters now support immunity to any damage type
- Fix using wrong damage type for bonus damage in PC-on-PC attacks
- Forbid use of unblockable (formerly special) damage by the scenario designer, except in special nodes; if hacked in, it's replaced with weird (formerly unblockable) damage.
- Fix damage amount text in animations (both single-frame booms and fully animated booms)
Changed the following things from weird (formerly unblockable) damage to unblockable (formerly special) damage:
- Starvation
- Debug 'K' command
- Damage from items forcibly ending flight
- Damage from bashing doors
- Click one to jump directly to the description of that node.
- Back/forward buttons work thanks to history API.
- List is sorted alphabetically.
- This was also done for the page describing item abilities.
- Fix some issues with Hostile B monsters (their presence didn't prevent taking nearby items, and they became Hostile A after a mindduel)
- Fix the town a saved creature was in not being saved in the saved game file
- Fix town not going hostile when you damage a friendly monster
- In the game, text placement is better-aligned on the main-menu buttons, in the PC stat area (both PC info and food/gold/day), in the PC items area, and in the text info bar.
- Fix leaving artifacts of previous titles in the PC stats area
- Title of PC items area is now in yellow, to match the PC stats area
- Bold text now actually looks bold (affects all programs)
- In the scenario editor, the location of the info strings above and below the toolbar are fixed
- Text in the PC editor has received numerous tweaks too numerous to list. In particular, text on the right buttons is better centred, and gold and food aren't stuck together.
- PC editor now shows race even if it's a monster race
- PC editor now recognizes the presence of the forcecage status
- PC editor now shows all traits and status effects, even if the PC has every trait or every status effect in the game.
- Involves a hack-mod of ticpp::Text to support it (for some reason, the support was there in TinyXML but not exposed by ticpp)
- Don't save all the intro strings if most are empty
- Don't save the init special if there isn't one
- Fix not saving the "I don't know" response for dialogue personalities
Strings that now preserve spaces:
- Descriptions of items, special items, and quests
- Descriptions of special shop items that call a special node when purchased
- Scenario, town, and outdoor strings
- Sign strings
- Journal strings
- All dialogue strings (both in personalities and in talk nodes)
