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The text sign user interface lets you change the position, text alignment and style on the fly:
While typing and previewing your text sign, as you approach the size limits, the game lets you know that text signs can be about "yea big":
The in-game block picker lets you block pick any text sign's style, anchoring, text alignment and it will even automatically translate contents for you so you know what any sign says:
On PlayAngeldust.com you can also edit text sign contents post-placement. Just sign in with your player name and password and go to the 'Placed text' page. This lets you find and edit the contents of your text signs, holo scrolls and NPC markers.
Scale your panel all the way from 1/4 x 1/4 up to 4 x 4. The range is like from a jeep to a peej (inverted jeep, get it!). You can anchor panels anywhere on a block face:
And you can then also make them expand in any direction you like, even outside of the block you placed them on. And every texture gets lovingly cropped, stretched, scaled, rotated on the fly. Just look at this magnificent, horizontal bamboo strip:
There are over 190,000,000 (that's 190 million) different panels that you can create. Combined with the text sign this adds an admittedly ridiculous amount of customization to Angeldust. And to make things even easier, the block picker also copies tailored panel properties so you can quickly copy existing designs.
In the example above the giant crate is a tailored panel. The "pet snack" drawing is placed on top because it's on a barrier block. Layering decorations is going to be the new pastime in Angeldust!
Beautiful, right? That's because the world map now has material color mixing, bidirectional shadows, long shadows, block decorations and larger objects. Next look at this map from Rob12's Equatoria:
Beautiful, right? That's because the world map now has transparency, correct colors for palm trees, better color rendering of functional blocks and it shows players and NPC names by default.
There are markers for your "mount", for the "inland" direction, for "North". And when you start moving, the minimap zooms out. Stop moving and it zooms in. Get into a fight and it also zooms in so you can see your surroundings. Press the N-key (customizable) to change minimap sizes, or select one in the Options menu. It's great.
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