Expand addStructure() and changePlayerColour() functions #3202
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addStructure() now takes the direction argument as an int instead of a float. Added lines in functions.md and wzapi.cpp to clarify that the direction argument is optional.
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Allows
addStructureto accept an additionaldirectionargument, which specifies the direction (in degrees) the new structure will face.Allows
changePlayerColourto set color values up to 15, utilizing the previously unused(?) team colors specified in pallete.txt.The colors available to be assigned are now:
green, orange, gray, black,
red, blue, pink, cyan,
yellow, purple, white, bright blue,
neon green, infrared, ultraviolet, and brown.