EasyRPG Editor 0.2.11

Map

A double right-click switches between the lower and the upper layer, as in RPG Maker 2003.
Dragging with the middle mouse button moves the map view, whatever the tool.
Ctrl + mouse wheel zooms the map on Linux again (Cmd or Ctrl + wheel on macOS), and the wheel works again on the palette, the map tree preview and the sliders.
Copying tiles with a one-cell right-click drag no longer crashes the Editor, and reverse drags no longer lose their edge cells.
Auto-scrolling panoramas move in the Editor at EasyRPG Player's speed, and changing the speed keeps the picture where it is.
The panorama preview in Map Properties scrolls as in the game when auto-scroll is on.

When the palette is wide enough, it shows lower-layer tiles on the left and upper-layer tiles on the right, picking a tile switches to its layer, and a selection never mixes the two layers.

MIDI music now plays on Linux (FluidSynth with a system soundfont) and on Windows (Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth), as in EasyRPG Player, with the Player's FM synthesizer as a fallback.
The battle animation preview plays its sound effects, and its Play and Stop buttons, like those of the Resource Manager, now have icons.

Project Settings > EasyRPG Player can give the game its own soundfont, an SF2 file checked when chosen and copied into the game folder as easyrpg.soundfont.
Settings > Paths > MIDI soundfont sets the soundfont the Editor uses when a game has none.
The Jukebox, the sound pickers and the Resource Manager play MIDI music with the soundfont players would get, and the Jukebox's MIDI Soundfont drop-down lets you compare the others.
Test play gives the Player the game's soundfont (or the Editor's default), unless "Player's Soundfont" is checked in Test Play Options.
Export lists the game soundfont and its size, says when MIDI music has none, and stops if easyrpg.soundfont is not a valid SF2.
The Windows Editor now has FluidSynth built in to play soundfonts.
A new help section explains the order in which EasyRPG Player picks a soundfont.

Settings lists several RTP folders in a table you can reorder, with one marked as the default for RPG Maker 2000 games and one for RPG Maker 2003 games.
A game can use another RTP folder (This Game), which the Editor remembers without changing the game's files.
Files a game lacks are taken from its RTP folder, then from the other folders in order, everywhere in the Editor and in test play.
Add > Download EasyRPG RTP... downloads the free EasyRPG RTP and adds it to the list.

A new Screen section sets the game's screen size (the player's choice, 320×240 only, widescreen, ultrawide or custom) and can center maps smaller than the screen.

Settings > General has a Color scheme option: System, Light or Dark.
Test Play Options can set the Player's window size, 1 to 4 times the game's screen.
The Database window opens larger the first time, sized to the screen.
The Chipset tab highlights the tile (or direction) under the pointer, and dragging over the tiles paints them again.
On macOS, About comes first in the application menu and Check for Updates sits just above Quit.
The French translation covers everything new.

Full Changelog: v0.2.10...v0.2.11