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Razzmatazzz
Introduces capability to add labels to maps. I don't have time to add the labels myself, but it's therefore anyone who has the bandwidth. There are a couple example labels on Customs and Factory (these are currently "commented" out by naming the property
_label). They work by adding alabelsproperty to a map in the maps.json that is an array of the labels. Each label needs to have at leastposition(array of [x, z] coordinates) andtext(the label text to display, which is localized via the maps namespace) properties. It also supports the following optional properties:topand/orbottom: the maximum height range that the label should occupy. By default, a label occupies a height ranging from -1000 to 1000, which means it will appear on any layers that occupy the x, z coordinates of the label. If you don't want the label to appear on a layer, then set itstopandbottomproperties such that it doesn't belong on that layer.size: the default font size of labels is 24px. Thesizeproperty is an integer value representing the percent of that original value a given label should be. For example, a value of 200 means that the label is 200% the size of the default. 75 would make a label 75% of the default.rotation: the degrees in rotation to to apply to the label text.Also updates the API queries so that they are named and uses fragments on the items query. Also improves logic for determining which quests are "active." Also adds support for
svgBoundsproperty on maps to specify the exact bounds of the SVG, if different from overall map bounds.