Yeah, I never got the "missing new line" warning until I used linux. I wasn't aware it gave a warning in any windows-based compiler. Doesn't even make sense, really.

Just so you know, on most mice the wheel is also the middle button

...straying OT, but fourth and fifth? You can only press it in one direction.

Wow. Can't see how I missed this thread at all. I just downloaded MapSlapper and tried it out. (I'm on a computer at my workstudy job at school right now, so it was a little clunky and slow.. stupid machine)

Anyways, I like the feel. It's really nice. When I use it I want to shed tears because my editor for ZD is so ugly looking. Kudos to that. The only thing I find really weird and awkward is how there are two separated windows, one that contains the map and another that contains the selectable tiles. If anything I would say put them together? Maybe this is something people don't like, but I for one find it very weird to switch to a new window to select a tile. I was thinking the tiles would either be shown in some kind of side pane, or horizontal pane along the bottom of the editor. Whatever floats your boat, however. This is just mere preference. Everything else (that I was able to check out in the short amount of time I have left before class starts) works pretty much perfectly. I like the scrollbars. It's annoying to use arrow keys to scroll around in a map, you know?

Good job on this. I'd like to play around with it just a little more, but alas, I don't have much time. You don't happen to have a little binary of an engine that runs these puppies, do you? (Well, one that's available to the public?)

Ooooh. Docking would be really sweet. Then I could put my tiles wherever I wanted. Left, right, top, bottom... Oooh. Docky goodness. That's a really neat idea. I'd love to see that.

Flecko: I did? What's a "toolset"?

Okay, dockable windows and such, that's not bad. Unfortunately I have no clue how to do that but I'll note the idea for future development. If anyone's wondering, the reason tilesets are 20 tiles wide is because that's how KQ works, and I thought it was easy to add new tiles to a tileset (and it is ). I guess in the future a tileset should be skinnier. I only say this because I can't picture a tileset that wide being in a side panel. But I guess that's just an old idea that can be done away with now; I can make the program use different sized tilesets now. So, yeah. I'll note it for later.

(actually, I'm starting to get some new ideas runs off)

X-G: can you compile it now? Maybe I should upgrade MinGW (using 2.95.3-6 right now)

I did; I guess I didn't upload that one yet ...

23: "Toolset" <-> "Set of tools"....

If you don't have a clue what's happenin',
let MapSlapper do the slappin'.
It'll whip you up a great map in no time flat.

It's better than its cousin Mappy
(well of course, it's a lot more slappy)
and its map format isn't all bloated and fat.

Feel free to add more, anyone . I had another verse but I forgot it .

Cage: Too much time. That's what you've got. Way too much time.

This is a first for me.

Edit: Oooh! Note the time and date!
Edit2: I just like when the clock turns 22.22. And when it was the 22nd, even better! But now I realised that only people in my timezone will actually see the time stamp of this post as 22.22, and thus miss the fun. Ah, well.

Me too, and I have run many both old and weird programs. You must be doing something strange.

SC: Did you Disable Themes?

Trum: What about the time and date? Lots of two's and three's?

Cage: Get help.

No, and you can be sure that I won't disable them just to run a program.