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https://imgur.com/a/lS2fhNp
basically fill will overflow if there's an order on one of the walls of a room, in this case I tried with a raw stone wall and several orders (smooth but also mine - not shown in screenshots)
- Line (including diagonal and freeform (not in vanilla))
- Rectangle
- Grids and inverted grids (for strip mining or dorms, etc.) (not in vanilla)
- Ellipse
- Circle (not in vanilla)
- Pentagon (not in vanilla)
- Hexagon (not in vanilla)
Also includes these pre-defined object shapes (both filled and outline):
- Sun lamp (not in vanilla)
- Orbital trade beacon (not in vanilla)
There's also a flood-fill tool, as well as undo/redo functionality when the game is paused.
Adds the following shapes to the default shapes menu:
- Freeform line
- Midpoint circle
- Sun lamp outline and fill
- Orbital trade beacon outline and fill
1) do not allow to increase thickness for special shapes (sun lamp etc) because after messing with them seems to be no way to reset to original size. If someone want to play with thickness may use a normal circle
2) do not allow a negative thickness: that messes things up a lot and that not allows people to bring back thickness to 1 keeping "-" pressed