Changelog

1.0.1 - 2018-03-16

Improved extended System attribute support. Nebula support.

Support for variable System positions/ranges from imported files.
- position = { x = { min = val max = val} y = { min = ymin max = ymax } will now import/export correctly.
- If a variable position is specified, the render position on the canvas is given as the average value of the range (e.g. x = { min = -10 max = 10 } will render at x = 0), but the range specified will be preserved in the actual files
Import/export support for System initializer and spawn_weight values.
Support (import, export, render) for Nebulas.

Initial release. Intended for modders to edit hyperlanes in an existing map.

Holding CTRL creates hyperlanes from the active system to any clicked destination systems.
Holding SHIFT creates hyperlanes from the active system to a clicked destination system and sets the destination as the new active system. This allows creation of hyperlane "chains".
Radial hyperlane generation/removal considers all non-locked systems that are not already connected to the active system.
- Radial distance is based on Cartesian distance.
Map file import takes in Clausewitz .txt files.
Map file export results in Clausewitz .txt files.
- There are tab (\t) characters in front of each attribute apart from the base static_galaxy_scenario declaration and its opening and closing braces.
- The end-of-line delimiter is CRLF (\r\n).

Linked systems may not be in sorted numerical (System ID) order.
Importing a map with variable system positions (e.g. position = { x = { min = val max = val} y = { min = ymin max = ymax }) may soft-lock in an invalid state
- If this occurs, clearing browser localStorage and refreshing will reset the app to its default state.
It is possible to input illegal values into the Settings window.
It is possible to import invalid settings from a static map file.