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Suggestion for changing cursor outside (isometric) maps #10

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zytoblast opened this issue May 11, 2011 · 2 comments
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Suggestion for changing cursor outside (isometric) maps #10

zytoblast opened this issue May 11, 2011 · 2 comments

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@zytoblast
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When starting to use Tiled in isometric mode, it confused me quite a lot that I was not able to set tiles into the map, while the only problem was that I needed to scroll quite a lot to the right/down to find the actual map. (Took me 2 hours and the help of the IRC chat to figure that out.)

It would add to Tiled's usability if it was somehow clear that I was trying to set a tile outside the actual map. Here are a few suggestions, some of them probably very easy to implement:

  • Position the viewport to the middle of the map, so at least the grid is visible after creating a new map
  • Make the blue highlighted grid cell red when outside the map
  • Decorate the tile with something making clear the tile can not be set there (e.g. a red X over the tile)
  • Add an error sound when clicking outside the map (the dark deep sound which tells you that you did something wrong)
  • Make the background a different color outside the actual map

Thanks a lot for Tiled!

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bjorn commented Nov 2, 2011

Btw, your first suggestion has been implemented for 0.7.0 with commit 60e0b7a. I still mean to get around to implementing at least the last suggestion in your list sometime.

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bjorn commented Apr 3, 2014

The second suggestion was implemented by #551. Issue #630 is about the different background color so I'll close this issue now.

@bjorn bjorn closed this as completed Apr 3, 2014
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