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Add more preferences for controlling the lumens overlay and environmental lighting #3851

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Identify the Bug or Feature request

Improves #3817

Description of the Change

Three new preferences are added to improve the experience with the new lumens overlay and environmental lighting:

  1. One checkbox to control whether the lumens overlay is enabled when MapTool starts.
  2. A second checkbox to control whether the environmental lighting is enabled when MapTool starts.
  3. A spinner to control the thickness of the border between the regions of the lumens overlay.

There is also a minor tweak to handle a case overlooked in the first PR for #3817: a serialized LightSource can rarely be missing a lightList, resulting in a NPE when loading a campaign. This case is now handled in LightSource#readResolve().

Possible Drawbacks

The ever-increasing set of preferences is now even larger.

Documentation Notes

The thickness of the lumens overlay border can be controlled via the Application tab of the Preferences dialog. Setting it to zero will remove the border entirely.

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When MapTool starts, the lumens overlay and/or environmental lighting can be shown. These are also controlled via the Application tab of the Preferences dialog.

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Release Notes

  • The thickness of the lumens overlay border can now be controlled via preference
  • Preferences can be used to choose whether the lumens overlay or environmental lighting is shown by default when MapTool starts.

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In some very rare circumstances (probably just campaigns built during development), it is possible for a serialized
`LightSource.lightList` to be `null`. We now handle that case as equivalent to the light source having no lights.
The lumens overlay already had a configurable opacity, but now also has a configured thickness for the borders. There is
also a new toggle to control whether the lumens overlay is shown by default, and a corresponding one to control whether
the environmental lighting is shwon by default.
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:lgtm:

Reviewed 8 of 8 files at r1, all commit messages.
Reviewable status: :shipit: complete! all files reviewed, all discussions resolved (waiting on @kwvanderlinde)

@Phergus Phergus merged commit 56ae600 into RPTools:develop Mar 4, 2023
@kwvanderlinde kwvanderlinde deleted the feature/3817-preferences branch March 6, 2023 00:08
@cwisniew cwisniew added the feature Adding functionality that adds value label Mar 29, 2023
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