Fixes #517 - Add a button with the ability to hide/single layers #3262
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Looking good, code-wise. Haven't tested it. |
Can you clarify this or send a screenshot? |
2025-05-31.09-54-21.mp4 |
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The sector size is calculated from the sizes of solid tilemaps. Is it possible that when you hide the only solid tilemap, then something gets goofed there? |
solid.mp4I think the problem has nothing to do with what I did, but that it was already an old problem considering that this happens without my code, as you can see in the video above. |
The Supertux level editor did not have a button to hide individual layers. Now this button is at the end of each layer menu. The button does not appear on the selected layer, as it does not make sense to hide the selected layer. When someone decides to hide a layer other than the selected one and then switches to it, that layer is shown again. In addition, after hiding a layer, if the hidden layer menu is opened again, instead of the hide layer button, a show layer button appears. The default opacity of 0.5 was kept as the default, so that users do not find it strange or have to press this implemented button. Closes SuperTux#517 Co-authored-by: Filipe Oleacu <filipeoleacu04@tecnico.ulisboa.pt>
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You aren't able to toggle the visibility of a layer your currently selecting, which is quite confusing if you don't already know how it works. Also, i think it would be nice if hidden tilemaps had a icon on them showing that their hidden, so you can know what layers are hidden at a glance. here's a mock up of what it could look like.
(also here is the raw icon)
Also, this Pr has a lot of bugs.
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thjing.mp4third. this pr has a issue regarding backgrounds moving based on a tilemap is solid or not. This issue is unique to this pr as it doesn't happen on latest master |
The Supertux level editor did not have a button to
hide individual layers.
Now this button is at the end of each layer menu.
The button does not appear on the selected layer,
as it does not make sense to hide the selected layer.
When someone decides to hide a layer other than
the selected one and then switches to it, that layer is shown
again. In addition, after hiding a layer, if the hidden layer
menu is opened again, instead of the hide layer button,
a show layer button appears.
The default opacity of 0.5 was kept as the default,
so that users do not find it strange or have to press
this implemented button.
Closes #517
Co-authored-by: Filipe Oleacu filipeoleacu04@tecnico.ulisboa.pt