For some reason SDL_IsTextInputActive() returns SDL_TRUE before any call to SDL_StartTextInput(). This may be an SDL bug, but I've worked around it for this feature by also checking if there is a valid gTextInput.buffer. I've made an exception for the console itself, where the backtick should probably continue to close it.
Use of zero clearance will no longer block the path finding when paths and other map elements are placed in the same tile at the same height.
Pathfinding recognises map elements for shops, so peeps can find shops again.
Pathfinding recognises the park entrance, so peeps can leave the park again.
This commit also renamed a flag, and corrected the use of one. The
flags in question are WALL_SCENERY_BANNER, WALL_SCENERY_2_FLAG4, and
WALL_SCENERY_2_FLAG5.
These defines are used to calculate the edges of the widgets. They are
now ordered in the same way the widgets are listed for the pages.
This commit also adds some extra defines, to make it more easy to tweak
the sizes and padding of widgets.
Corrupt elements are now placed right under the selected element
Local tile-inspector variables now all use camelCaseNames
Removed unused string, and shifted string IDs
- Removes old (now unused) string
- Cleans up includes in tile_inspector.c
- Properly invalidating widgets upon changes made
- Invalidates tile when lift hill is changed
- Makes 'apply to all' works for lift hills
- Displaying ride infoormation for track pieces (type, ID, name)
- Allowing to change height of a track piece
- Allowing to set and upset wether a track piece is a lift hill
- Consistent text colouring for all labels and widgets
- Making use of the chain flag instead of magic numbers
- Fixed 'insert corrupt element' not working (button was not enabled
anymore)
- Formatting: ordered includes, consistent variable naming, comments for
closing switches
