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Suggestions for context menu #7
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The "replace all tiles of a kind" is covered by the "select all tiles of a kind" + "fill tool" (when holding shift it fills the selection). As a context menu item it also has the problem of selecting with which tile to replace it. The other two sound good. |
Ok I started implementing that. My idea would be to make it a menu entry in the layer menu and to use the current stamp. That would mean this way of handling:
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My idea would be to simply ignore the flipped state of the cells for the tileset right-click menu. We can have a different approach for the map, probably an additional tile selection tool that selects all cells that are the same as the clicked one. Similar to the Select by Color Tool in GIMP. |
I think, that this is an inconsistent approach. |
I think this would be better handled by having a "contiguous" toggle (on by default) to the Bucket Fill Tool and the Magic Wand. This would be consistent with how image editors tend to handle similar scenarios, and it would eliminate the need for Select Same Tile as a separate tool. For replacing a tile, a dedicated Replace Tile Tool would be useful. While Select Same Tile + Shift+Fill does work (or just non-contiguous Bucket Fill, if that's added), it gets quite tedious if the tile exists with multiple flips or on multiple layers. I wrote a scripted tool for this that reconciles flips and works across multiple layers and it's been a great time saver, would be great to see as a built-in feature. Perhaps a good replacement for the redundant Select Same Tile tool ;D |
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