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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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With #4150 merged we have a new model format: glTF ! This should be a much easier and long-lived format than the old md5 one. There are still some bits of cleanup and bugs to fix. Not necessarily all needed as part of this issue and some bits might be worthwhile to split out
Some of the following checkboxes may be suitable Good First Issues for anybody with some
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Required skills: Python, Cython, nyan, maybe C++
Difficulty: Medium
Currently, the asset converter stores the openage nyan API as hardcoded nyan objects. It would be much better if the converter could read the API objects from the filesystem with a parser. There would be two ways to do this. Either we implement a new Python parser for nyan or we extend
libnyan
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