Somebody thought it was a good idea to introduce a breaking change in the final version of GMS1 (which I updated to reluctantly since I just updated my physically-falling-apart laptop), swapping out the colors' red and blue values (now it's rrggbb instead of bbggrr). So far so good (except it breaks every existing color value in every existing project).
But this also affects the constants, c_red now is a blue color and c_orange a turquoise color. Isn't the whole point of constants to make your code NOT get ****ed up when underlying implementations change?
I'm not really feeling like manually replacing every color value used in every piece of vector drawing in all my projects, is there a way to switch back to the old way color numbers are interpreted without having to dig up a 1.4.1377 installer? (And by "way" I mean "preferably not running a regexp replace operation on your entire project folder")
But this also affects the constants, c_red now is a blue color and c_orange a turquoise color. Isn't the whole point of constants to make your code NOT get ****ed up when underlying implementations change?
I'm not really feeling like manually replacing every color value used in every piece of vector drawing in all my projects, is there a way to switch back to the old way color numbers are interpreted without having to dig up a 1.4.1377 installer? (And by "way" I mean "preferably not running a regexp replace operation on your entire project folder")