Previous fix for bad map design imports had an incorrect range and no way to manage v2.0.8- and v3.0.0+ dumps.
Import/Export for map design patterns now supports both map sizes (old and new).
It will accept 2.0.8 dumps and pad them to work on 3.0.0 as well as trim previously mangled ones, or 3.0.0 dumps down to fit on 2.0.8 saves.
Byte padding methods added to ArrayUtil for this padding and for future map flag import padding fixes.
I beefed the UsageCompatibility addition by accidentally deleting the exception catch when cleaning up some comments and thus killed the WritePatternPRO method lol. Absolute unit of a goose.
Took the opportunity to moved the compat to the other data manip in the buttom methods instead of the load methods.
ReloadAll() wasn't loading the villager that was currently selected on load (or 0 if not in panel) leading to incorrect villager import.
Fix: Add public Reload() method to VillagerEditor to call LoadVillagers() and call it after Villagers and Origin are loaded. Reset Villager index NUD to 0 in LoadVillagers() so the slot is moved to 0 and then load occurs (so UI is refreshed and villager is loaded).
Feature:
Adds support for postbox.dat via Post Box Editor and accompanying components:
- Add Mail class.
- Add PostBox class and corresponding offset classes.
- Add wrap suppression option to ItemEditor.
- Add wrapping and box dictionary to ItemWrapping class.
- Add new language strings associated with forms and types.
Fix:
Resolved overwrite for bad dumps on all imports by adding UsageCompatibilityOffset and UsageCompatibility() added to Design classes. Transparent pixel check method added to PatternEditor and LoadPattern() altered to write the correct compatibility bytes based on type and transparency.
Closes#729
1. Dark mode now applied correctly (was previously lacking)
2. Fixed terrain brush action (brush active is higher priority than drag, fix tile fetch)
3. Fixed writing of Building/structure labels; apply after Terrain
4. Single terrain brush form allowed, center to Field Editor on launch
Somewhat related: fix Show() load for non-ShowDialog() forms to center to parent.
Updates the Field Item Editor to render layers based on the entire map, and the per-patch positioning of each layer.
Import/export will gracefully handle upgrade/downgrade, and viewport import/export will gracefully update tiles rather than a per-acre basis.
Performance has also been slightly improved; no allocation is done anymore when updating the image.
Relocated island/sister fruit/flower functionality to new FruitsFlowersEditor out of MiscPlayer to better follow existing layout.
Added new button for this editor to Map tab for the new form. MiscPlayer fruit now sets passport only, FruitsFlowersEditor sets both. Other functionality remains as before.
Retired FieldGoods from the Map button in favour of above.
Adjusted UI anchors and open positions for new forms + cleaned up recent lang_xx string additions.
Add theme menu to Editor and accompanying logic + strings.
Updated Misc fruit/flower and CampsiteEditor to use translatable strings.
Added new strings to lang and msg files.
Add: Campsite Editor to Map tab.
Allows users to set whether there is or is not a villager visiting the campsite, allows selecting that visitor and to edit the visit timestamp (defaults to current timestamp override so visitor is there on same day load).
Back-tracked offsets from old Cylindircal Earth save schemas for old save revs.
If campsite is not unlocked on the save, the UI is locked out with a message.
Cleanup: Moved UpdateFruitsFlag to misc editor class over save class because that was bad form. Oops.
Added fruits + flowers to Player Misc menu (kept field goods property manager in place still).
Saving fruits pushes change to flags block for fruits so that multiple edits aren't required when changing/saving it with new UpdateFruitFlags method.
Flowers added as enum class like Airport Color, but should be moved out to strings for localization later on.
Closes#684
Defensively allocate a copy so that the replacement does not overwrite the original sequence A=>B then continue doing B=>B swaps.
Wasn't a problem before since properties fetched byte[] (allocated separate slice); changing to span introduced this regression -- now fixed.
