
Run and build everything more easily: one guided flow, projects and folders, a queue
that builds worlds one after another, borders from any drawn shape, and true one-click
startup on Windows, macOS and Linux. Bundles arnis fork 3.0.3 (generator unchanged).
Added
- Settings search at the top of the rail. Type any setting, toggle or button; Enter
cycles matches (Shift+Enter back), opens its section and scrolls to it.
- Project folders + drag reorder. In the Projects gallery, drag a card (⠿) to reorder
or drop it on a folder. 📁 creates folders; collapse, rename, delete, and per-folder
focus the map or queue its projects.
- Render queue: pause / stop / kill + size estimates. Build several projects in a row.
Pause holds between projects, Stop finishes the current one, Kill aborts it now. Each row
shows area and estimated size; a combined total reacts to the export format (Raw / Zip /
Linear / B_Linear). Queued areas stay on the map, current one highlighted.
- Borders from a drawn rectangle or polygon (📐 per zone) instead of only a country —
rings, WorldGuard regions.yml and border.sk all build for the custom shape.
- One-click launcher for Windows/macOS/Linux (
meld.bat / meld.command / meld.sh)
that installs everything and starts; python meld_launch.py --check reports what's
missing without changing anything.
- In-place server setup — run a Leaf server on the world's real files, no copy.
- Build-size estimate in the Export drawer, reacting to the format.
Changed
- Three numbered steps: 1 Settings, 2 Prepare data, 3 Generate (Project & world,
Selection, Edit & retry live inside Generate). Sections open one at a time.
- One ▶ Generate world button (Prepare & build + Generate + Resume merged); it resumes
after a stop or crash.
- Cloning copies settings, pre-plans cells (preview shows on open), and lands next to
its source.
- Darker glass skin, tidier drawers, stronger hillshade preview, confirmation dialogs above
the projects window, page served no-store.
Removed
- Redundant
start.bat / start.sh (the meld.* launchers replace them).