PyMS and ProTRG developer
So you might want to reuse duplicate dirt tiles in your import, but not reuse the dirt tile that exists in the tileset already, so you can edit your new megatile settings without worry you might affect the original dirt tiles.
Ah, gotcha. So tick the 'new' reuse and keep 'old' unticked if this is the desired outcome? Thanks for the writeup.
It all depends on what you want to do for your specific cases, so yeah choose what you want for your desired outcome.
The shift+click/ctrl+click is for the Palette windows, the main window can only edit one group/megatile at once.
Yeah, in the group palette window, clicking anywhere adds the group you've clicked to your selection (similar to iscript entries in PyICE). Shift/Ctrl doesn't actually do anything different in this case. I was expecting to be able to click row 1, hold shift, and click row 10, and select all rows in between, but that does not occur.
That is definitely not how it should work, I can not reproduce it doing that, and I don't see how it could do that based on the code. Are you sure you have updated to the latest version? Are you sure we are talking about the same window, could you take a screenshot just to confirm? Or would it be possible for you to take a video of the issue in action? I also have a couple things you could try for me, open PyTILE.pyw and change:
1) Go to
line 1165 and add a log right above it so it looks like:
print 'selected %s' % self.selected
self.draw_selections()
2) Go to
line 1123 and add a debug logger right above it so it looks like:
@debug_func_log()
def select(self, select, sub_select=None, modifier=None, scroll_to=False):
3) Try adding a # to
line 1117 so it is commented out, like:
# self.canvas.tag_bind(tag, '<Command-Button-1>', lambda e,id=id: select(id,'cntrl'))
After doing that open PyTILE, open the group palette, and execute certain selections in a specific order and write down exactly what you did, like: 1) left click id 0, 2) shift+click id 10, 3) ctrl+click id 5, etc.
Once you have closed PyTILE, send me your PyTILE log and the steps you wrote down, I can hopefully correlate the log with your steps and get a better idea of whats happening on your side.
Bugs -> PyBIN:
The up arrow moves the selection down in the list, and the down arrow moves the selection up in the list.
Noted.
With one item selected, shift-clicking on the list will move the selection up or down.
I don't know what you mean, you will need to be more specific.
PyBIN will not track if you've saved or not and will not warn you if you've made changes and attempt to exit the program without saving.
Noted.
Thanks!