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Integrated the Environment Lighting Editor #9

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@LordNed LordNed commented Jan 12, 2014

Hooray a significant feature! I've added a new "Tools" menu to the main strip of WindViewer that adds the Environment Lighting Editor (http://i.imgur.com/x9c9zlX.png).

Make sure you open a stage first or else it won't do anything. This will be fixed once more of the original loading code is re-written but it will do for now.

You can currently view the Environment, Pale, Color, and Virt (skybox) settings for a DZS file. You can modify their values but not save them yet. Neat for inspections!

…p Form.

Added Tools/Environment Lighting Editor to allow access to the Popup form.
…d stage list) until that is re-written to be less... crappy.

Added a dropdown to choose which stage.dzs the Environment Editor is looking in for chunks.
Disabled "Add/Delete" buttons on UI until save support is added.
Added "Fog Color" field to the Pale section on the ELE UI.
Fixed Pale not reading the correct number of bytes in the DZS file format.
… by reference so I can actually modify them...
Environment Lighting Editor is now 80% functional - missing save and add/delete capabilities.
Fixed OceanFadeTo in Color chunks being incorrect.
pho added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 12, 2014
Integrated the Environment Lighting Editor
@pho pho merged commit 99bf3f8 into pho:master Jan 12, 2014
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