But secondly I meant more of a general randomizer for any wall/floor set, or multiple selections of wall/floor tilesets. Example is a plant, like the rhododendron art. We have, I dunno 5 or 6 different sets with varying size, rotations, flower blooms. If someone wanted to draw patches of those, a spray brush, combined with randomizer would be a godsend when editing larger nature areas. Perhaps what I mean to say is making "sets" that aren't an auto placed structure like walls or transition tiles, but more pallettes that you want to randomize.

Another example are 2nd (or 3rd?) floor layer decals- sticks, pebbles, small plants and such. If we could create mix pallettes in the resource editor of multiple sets with variants then we could add a lot of detail that is otherwise cumbersome to switch from set to set and pick variants. We don't have that many decal sets currently, but I'd like to make more of them with increased variation. So if there are mixed stone sets that have upwards of 32 or more variants, picking a set and selecting spray would be the bee's knees.

Not sure how hard it is to implement though. And not suggesting adding all these features to the map editor if you have "variant" options that are setup made in the resource editor.

Which wall sets are you thinking of? (Some of the wall sets aren't set up as tilesets at all right now because I hadn't yet determined how they need to connect.)

I was wondering what was going on with that.

Hopefully we can do this with walls too? Many sets have quite a bit of variants.

This feature will pair nicely with the spray tool when placing random pebbles, plants, or other decal features without spending too much time changing variants.