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To quote eishiya from the Tiled forum:
When highlighting a layer, have an option for a light colour as the fade colour. The dark default doesn’t work well with dark tiles, as they blend in.
Could probably be added alongside the grid color configuration.
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You mistakenly write the explanation of Alpha().IsPlayerConnected(playerID) to Alpha().GetPlayerCount() explanation :
Alpha().GetPlayerCount()
This function returns if the playerID is currently connected to the GameServer. This is always accurate from what has been set through this SDK, even if the value has yet to be updated on the GameServer status resource.
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Someone new to the project was trying to build it from source and they got the Compiling with a JDK not 8 nor 11 warning, as seen in this log: https://pastebin.com/na70rGh4
but when they do java -version at the command line, it reports OpenJDK 11.0.8, which is a JDK 11.
That warning could help by printing more details about which JDK gradle is running under, as it may be using some con
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openage currently stores information about a game edition or expansion inside an
Enum, e.g. media paths, support status, etc. We should store this information in an auxiliary file instead, similar to #1312. That would make updating and correcting game information easier as we no longer have to replace chunks of code.The recommended appro