In unicode map drawing mode, the north/south arrows were from the
basic plane, while the east/west were from the supplemental plane.
This changes the east/west to basic plane. This makes the arrows
have a consistent style, as well as will be better supported, since many
fonts don't have glyphs for supplemental planes.
Existing maps won't be affected since the default hardcoded values are
copied into the map file when written.
In unicode map drawing mode, the north/south arrows were from the basic plane, while the east/west were from the supplemental plane.
This changes the east/west to basic plane. This makes the arrows have a consistent style, as well as will be better supported, since many fonts don't have glyphs for supplemental planes.
Existing maps won't be affected since the default hardcoded values are copied into the map file when written.