Attention, my dearest EZ mode connoisseurs!

If you are on the alpha branch and on Windows, head to the ModTools directory and you will find a WIP version of a dedicated room editor. It's much faster and convenient to use than Castle, but has several flaws and missing features (for now). I recommend taking a look and posting feedback directly to Quittouff on our Discord #mods channel before he moves on to something else.

I am also working on a guide to level creation which should be up in a few weeks.

You'll have to rebuild all mods for the new api

Patchnotes:

• Support for scripting level/world structures, mob rosters and level params.
  
• Fix rooms not being reloaded correctly from altered CDB
  
• Fix castleDB's turmoil when editing rooms
  
• Fix random crash when uploading mods
  
• Fix upload of mod's category

Documentation:

• Updated documentation with scriptTools instructions
  
• Fixed several typos
  
• Added technical documentation for the script API

• Added log of the version used and action required on launch of any tools (so screenshots show this info)
  
• Fix CDBTool truncating filenames
  
• Fix PAKTool not recreating diffpak from scratch if one already exists

In other words: after a weekend of hopelessness, the tools are working again.

CastleDB:
You can now use CastleDB to edit a cdb by :
1) downloading it at http://castledb.org
2) replace castle.js in the castledb you unzipped by the one found in <Steam installation Dir>\steamapps\common\Dead Cells\ModTools\CastleDB (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Dead Cells\ModTools\CastleDB) by default

All tools:
- Preview image (thumbnail) can now be added in mods by adding preview.jpg or .png inside the mod directory
- Force .NET exception messages in english
- Error message in case of unknown action has been updated
- Fix : the tools now exit correctly after commands /? -?

PAKTool:
- Fix some bugs when unpakking to an non empty directory

CDBTool:
- Now create a directory for each category in each table when expanding
- Add a ordering number to keep files in the same order than lines in the table when expanding