Zander
12-02-2004, 06:29 PM
I havent gotten all the answers on these, but here are some things I would like to see in editor updates.
- Custom Scenario directory (to keep the retail scenarios separated from being over written)
- Ability to resize a map at anytime, before, during or after map editing. Equal parts for each side.
- One click river generator.
- Ability to disable the river water after creating it to get a clear view of the river bed for further error fixing or modifying.
- Mesh grid on/off button with grid color changer. (Red/Yellow/Lime Green)
- Mini map enlargement to see what I've done as a whole more clearly.
- A "Delete All" and "Confirm Delete?" button for each item in a catagory. So I wouldnt have to go around and meticulously find each item I've set on the map to delete. (Example: I've dropped too many gold mines around cliff areas of my map and I dont want to hunt them all down to balance out my map.)
That's what I came up with just reading lessons 1-4 so far. I'll add more as they come. I hope some if not all of these are achievable to make things much easier for editing.
- Custom Scenario directory (to keep the retail scenarios separated from being over written)
- Ability to resize a map at anytime, before, during or after map editing. Equal parts for each side.
- One click river generator.
- Ability to disable the river water after creating it to get a clear view of the river bed for further error fixing or modifying.
- Mesh grid on/off button with grid color changer. (Red/Yellow/Lime Green)
- Mini map enlargement to see what I've done as a whole more clearly.
- A "Delete All" and "Confirm Delete?" button for each item in a catagory. So I wouldnt have to go around and meticulously find each item I've set on the map to delete. (Example: I've dropped too many gold mines around cliff areas of my map and I dont want to hunt them all down to balance out my map.)
That's what I came up with just reading lessons 1-4 so far. I'll add more as they come. I hope some if not all of these are achievable to make things much easier for editing.