Topic: More supportive tools for mapmakers?
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	Astuur Topic Opener  | 
	
	 
    
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    2011-04-22, 09:01 UTC+2.0
        
    
	 One of the problems you face when trying to come up with a clever map is finding a good way to display  The toolsize is not bad for this, but it is limited to 10 max. (Can that be increased as a first step?) and you must look up these values. The best way I can think of would be to allow simulated placement of all buildings on the map with those radii displayed.  Or am I taking things too far here in my imagination?  I realize that things of this nature must be a major undertaking, but the editor really needs some improvement IMO. Making maps can be great fun for the players, but constantly swapping between editor and game for testing, isn't.  Also, I remember that Erik implemented some support for named regions, but there is no UI for this yet and I don't know what has become of it.. Being no programmer, I apologize for all my suggestions that imply undue workload and for other misjudgements due to lack of expertise or relevant skills.  
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    2011-04-23, 13:57 UTC+2.0
        
    
	 I already tried to make it possible to place player immovable (buildings) in the editor. Actually, I already tried this twice :). It is not easy but I have not given up on this as I also would have needed this functionality a few time before. Very similar for the regions, they seem hard to get right currently. However, I want to give the Editor some love for build 17, let's see if this can happen.  
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    2011-04-23, 14:22 UTC+2.0
        
    
	 Wow -- that would be cool!
As usual - glad you see things not too different  Happy Easter, Sirver! Being no programmer, I apologize for all my suggestions that imply undue workload and for other misjudgements due to lack of expertise or relevant skills.  
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