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[Anthus]

Is there a way to copy a screen to another blank screen but change the c-set within the level palette without replacing each combo manually? I feel like I might be missing something obvious, but paste-> specific-> palette just pastes the level palette which stays the same anyway.

I basically want to know if there's a hot key that shifts a screen's c-set, to put it another way.

Thanks.

[Saffith]

If you want to set the whole screen to the same CSet, there's Tools -> Color Set Fix. I don't believe there's a way to shift the CSet of the whole screen, but you don't have to redo each combo, at least. Shift+click places just the CSet, and Ctrl+Shift+click does a CSet flood fill.

[Timelord]

If you want to set the whole screen to the same CSet, there's Tools -> Color Set Fix. I don't believe there's a way to shift the CSet of the whole screen, but you don't have to redo each combo, at least. Shift+click places just the CSet, and Ctrl+Shift+click does a CSet flood fill.

 

@Saffith: I think that we should rename Floodfill, to CSet Fill, or something to indicate what it does, when a user finds it in the contextual menu. No-one ever remembers what it does.

[Saffith]

That's not what it does. Case in point, I guess.

[Timelord]

That's not what it does. Case in point, I guess.

 

That doesn't change the CSet of the tiles affected? No, I rarely remember what that thing does, and I'm asked on a periodic basis. It doesn't help that the Wiki entry is as follows:

 

Set Fill type: - Flood: ? - Fill (4-way): ?? - Fill (8-way): ?? - Flood2 (4-way): ?? - Flood2 (8-way): ??

 

It's not a useful command name, regardless.

Edited by ZoriaRPG, 10 December 2016 - 12:04 PM.