In the Editor > tileset palette editing dialog > clicking the "Reset this mapping to default" button causes the entire tileset palette to be reset to the selected base palette, instead of just that particular mapping.
Steps to Reproduce Problem
Go to the Editor
Click the "Customize Tileset Palette" button to open the relevant dialog
Select "Group Mapping: Cube" and change the colour to something noticeable other than the default
Select "Group Mapping: Piston" and change the colour to something noticeable other than the default
Close the dialog and see that the changes have affected the preview in the top left
Open the customize tileset palette dialog again and select "Group Mapping: Piston"
Click "Reset this mapping to default"
Close the dialog
Notice that the entire tileset has been reset, including the cube group mapping, even though you didn't reset that one
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Resolved as of bc83fb2a5624340d1bb62fa86e855a937e47b24c for next patch.
Version
v1.1.0
Operating System
Windows 10
Problem Description
In the Editor > tileset palette editing dialog > clicking the "Reset this mapping to default" button causes the entire tileset palette to be reset to the selected base palette, instead of just that particular mapping.
Steps to Reproduce Problem
Relevant log output
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(Optional) Other useful information
Resolved as of bc83fb2a5624340d1bb62fa86e855a937e47b24c for next patch.