Testing of the updated build system should probably yield some new and interesting bugs. They will be listed here.
The Combine Special button does not appear, despite the glow effect showing up.
Chipped Topaz (and perhaps other Topaz) shows up as a Guard Tower (the base unit).
The issue with Topaz is that the Grim Extension pack merged existing modifications into the new object. However, the in supporting Map behavior was used that would cause existing modifications to be ignored. This change is what caused the above bugs, and probably extends to other object definitions as well.
The issue with the Combine Special button is that there is no way to have a 'custom' object based off another custom object. This was possible with Grimex as it seems to have simply copied the existing custom object, giving the illusion of custom objects based upon other custom objects. I naively attempted to continue with that behavior when translating things over to using Map. As such, the World Editor and Warcraft III simply ignored the 'new' ability definition.
Testing of the updated build system should probably yield some new and interesting bugs. They will be listed here.
The issue with Topaz is that the Grim Extension pack merged existing modifications into the new object. However, the in supporting Map behavior was used that would cause existing modifications to be ignored. This change is what caused the above bugs, and probably extends to other object definitions as well.
The issue with the Combine Special button is that there is no way to have a 'custom' object based off another custom object. This was possible with Grimex as it seems to have simply copied the existing custom object, giving the illusion of custom objects based upon other custom objects. I naively attempted to continue with that behavior when translating things over to using Map. As such, the World Editor and Warcraft III simply ignored the 'new' ability definition.