Some experimental new stuff in this one :
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- Added new "colored projects" feature that will greatly help when editing multiple projects at the same time
- As a consequence, when first loading existing projects with this new version of CMT, the app will ask you to set a name, background color and font color for this project. You can edit those properties later in project selector, by right clicking on a project.
- A new bar as been added above the library/file selector panel (top left). It shows the current project.
- At the right of this project bar, there is a button to load another project in parallel
- When opening files, the "recent files" bar (just above the main editor area, at the center) will use projects colors, which will make it clear to identify which project each file belongs to. Especially useful when you have a lot of files with same name in different projects.
- In the main file/library panel (left panel), you can filter which project files you want to see by clicking on the desired project. It will both filter the library and the opened files.
- Also, when a project filter is "toggled", searching for a file will combine the project filter and the search filter. So with this you can have a veryyyyy large session of opened files and still be able to very quickly find the file you want. It's magical when you get used to it.
- With the underlying changes, you should be able to edit entity and levels of different projects, provided those projects have been loaded.
- As always, probably some bugs with this new feature as it has not been tested properly. But I think at least your files should be pretty safe.
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Compare tool, accessible from Tools (in menu bar). It's fully customizable and need to be setup to work properly. It requires an external program to do the comparison. For example in Linux I use "meld" or "kompare".
While this compare tool work on its own, I also integrated it in file selector and multi-project feature : when two or more projects are open, you can right click on a file and click on one button to compare this file to the matching file in other project. Great when you use one old game as a reference for a new one.
Other changes :
- Main side panel will now save/restore its size when the user resizes it
