* Expanded Level Icons
Level icons are now defined in their own custom JSON file (LevelIcons.json) which determines which icons will be shown, along with an area where the user can input the size of their icons for custom sizing (larger sizes will likely be a bit odd in behavior, smaller should work fine though)
Along with that, icons have been greatly expanded, with 32 new level icons available for levels to use now, (a total of 45!) along with various older icons recieving slight touch-ups. Various levels now use these new icons to better represent major recognizable elements from those levels, and to give them a bit more variation between each other.
If there are any additional level icons that would make sense for implementation, let me know. I think this should cover most of the important ones, though.
* Delete LevelIcons.png.import
* Marathon + ANN Medal Icons on World Select
Marathon mode and ANN now show the highest ranking achieved on all levels when applicable. So if you manage to get a gold medal on every level, but get a bronze on one, then it'll display a bronze medal for your world completion.
Side note: Why the fuck was the only solution to the GPU particle emitting behavior to make a massive array of node paths. I hate this! This sucks! Joe, why did you do that? And why was it the only thing I could find that worked?
* Optimized particle emitting for world/level select
* ANN now has its own menu + bugfixes
This gives ANN its own dedicated menu rather than throwing you directly into the world selection menu, which additionally fixes an issue with rendering medal icons when selecting the campaign, and a few other fixes like the DiscoResults menu not using the ANN visual settings.
* Challenge Hunt Icons + menu bugfixes
Challenge Hunt icons are now implemented, so you can see all of your red coins, eggs and score requirements if you've met them. Along with that, fixed a bug where you could enter Worlds 9-D in marathon when you aren't supposed to by selecting a story mode option and then entering marathon.
* New icons + layout change for Challenge Hunt icons
By recommendation by Vanny, Challenge Hunt icons have been changed. Along with this, all icons for progress tracking are now in their own relegated image file for separate modification, and have been updated to use white outlines similar to the world icons themselves.
* Update ChallengeModeResults.tscn
Forgot to update this to use challenge icons for the world select screen.
* Eggs cycle through color again
Accidentally got rid of this, but didn't want to update every node. It simply does it based on the world number now rather than needing to be manually set.
* Challenge Hunt: Transparent HUD for previously obtained coins/eggs
* Add 'score potential' tracker, make egg not default to empty if egg isn't in the current room on a replay
* Make transparent HUD elements render on top, and become invisible if their fully-opaque equivalents should be enabled instead
variable for easily toggling on and off snapshot mode, and also some simple prints for things like unix time and what snapshot build the game would currently be on upon launch
* Global.gd now has an extra variable for current room type
* ResourceSetterNew.gd now has variation category for room types
The state variable also had to include the room type, since it wouldn't update properly when entering a bonus room from a level that's already underground
* LevelClass.gd sets room type on update_theme
A new function, get_room_type() allows for the level's room type to be detected, which can easily be overwritten by other level classes. Bonus Rooms are detected by comparing the level's scene path to a pre-defined list of bonus rooms.
* Added get_room_type() to CoinHeaven.gd
* Added get_room_type() to PipeCutscene.gd
Also updates the room type in _enter_tree() since update_theme() isn't called here.
* Added get_room_type() to TitleScreen.gd
This was supposed to be a quick quality of life addition for the Title Screen that applied the save and theme to the menu, but then I discovered a new bug I had to bypass with the character palette when doing it. So I ended up doing a bit more related to the Title Screen as a result.
I also *had* a function which checks for the number of valid folders within the Pck to see how many worlds there are, but I think it might've been a bit slow so I replaced it with constant values.
- Save for the currently loaded campaign gets applied on startup
- Backing out of World 9 and over keeps you on said worlds at the title screen
- Added Skyland and Volcano to SMB1 themes since it shares most of its themes with Lost Levels
- Fixed Title Screen Stars for the Volcano Theme
