The Rise of Dagon Week of Sept 27th

EDIT: I originally posted this with the wrong date. Title has been updated for correct date.

Well its been another very nice and productive week for working on the level editor for the Rise of Dagon.  These improvements start implementing the ability to configure the makeup of the architecture of the level rather than just carving out the halls and rooms.

For the most part this looks very similar so I've made a comparison image with a detail zoom in to show it a bit better:

You would actually notice a huge difference if you were in first person in the dungeon of course but as this is editor work I wanted to show it off like it looks in the editor.

Change List for the week:
- added greater scroll range to editor camera
- coded in "EDIT" tool to enum for ActiveTool
- added icon for edit tool
- created three new graphical 'tabs' for the editor tools
- created code to update text on screen to let player know what tool they have selected at the moment
- created new GUI element for the edit tool where you can set edit individual properties of a dungeon square
- created new toggle boxes for each GUI element for the edit square gui
- created a new class "EditSquareAction" that  receives the messages sent by the togglers
- created public members for each of the buttons and togglers in the edit square GUI in EditSquareAction
- created public methods for each of the Togglers
- created if statements that mark the buttons interactable/non-interactable depending on toggler state for each of the togglers on the edit square GUI
- added level logic to the EditorInputHandler.  Previously it was just throwing down blocks.  Now it will build logic attached to those blocks
- added new method to set solid block logic
- added new code to carve tool to set the block to a carved logic state (passable by the player, etc)
- added new SelectionSquare class to track the current selected and previous selected square (because apparently structs are a bitch to work with in C#/Unity)
- added methods for the EditorInputHandler for pillar instantiation
- added methods for EditorInputHandler for wall instantiation
- added code to prevent 'click-through' on UI elements vs level square grids as this was causing problems
- added methods to the EditSquareAction to reset the square when you change from editing one square to a different square by reading the logic array
- added a new boolean that tells the UI not to fire the Toggler actions while I am changing the square in code ; as the UI was firing as if someone was pressing it. Its unclear if this is intended or not but was an easy work around.

This work will continue over the next  couple of weeks at least and probably a bit longer as this is where much of the game detail and even eventually the logic around keys, triggers, quests will need to be added as well.

Thanks for reading!