Added, Things mode: the editor will try to reconnect the path when deleting InterpolationPoints and PatrolPoints.
Internal: RenderArrows method now works the same way in Renderer2D and Renderer3D.
Internal: Line3D now has "renderarrowhead" property.
Sectors mode: optimized sector highlight rendering logic.
Sectors mode: optimized sector effect/tag labels update logic.
Geometry tools: optimized several core functions.
Hints for current editing mode can now be displayed when nothing is highlighted (currently the hints are shown only in Draw Geometry mode).
GZDB is now build with LARGEADDRESSAWARE flag, which increases amount of RAM GZDB can use from 1.4 to 2.8 GB.
Textures now load up to 2x faster when "mix textures and flats" flag is set in game configuration.
TEXTUREx/TEXTURES: texture will now be created if at least one of it's patches is loaded.
Visual mode: fixed a crash when "Slope floor to here" (9500) or "Slope ceiling to here" (9501) things were not inside sector.
Fixed: flats were not loaded form wads inside Directory and PK3/PK7 resources.
Sector Info Panel, Linedef Info Panel: texture size was shown for unknown textures.
Event lines for "event activators" (ActorMover, Camera and things with Thing_SetGoal special) are now drawn with different color.
Fixed a crash when a Thing with arguments is pasted in Visual modes.
Several other small fixes.
Fixed config error in ZDoom_things.cfg.
Fixed config error in ZDoom_ACS.cfg
Things with "hangs" flag are now aligned to ceiling properly in GZDoom Visual mode.
Things can now be added and deleted in GZDoom Visual mode.
Several fixes in Doom, Doom 2, Heretic and Hexen configs (based on Doom Builder 2 SVN 1553 and 1560)
Added "countsecret" thing UDMF flag to configs.
UDMF Controls plugin:
Scale of 3d-floor's sidedefs textures is now applied properly.
Translation of 3d-floor's sidedefs textures is now applied properly.
Added "hidden" UDMF flag.
Tag Explorer plugin:
TreeView is now updated when thing is deleted.
Tag Explorer plugin is now compatible with Doom Builder 2.
