The battle editor layout has been reworked to declutter the toolbar at the top, to which more and more buttons have been added over time. While it takes a moment to adapt to these changes, you will get used to them very quickly.

In addition to the layout changes, some of the UI elements have been changed as well, to make them more user-friendly. For instance, switches with many options have been replaced with dropdowns to require fewer clicks to select the desired option.
And there are many other small changes to the style of some elements and UI throughout the battle editor.

Undo and redo buttons have been added to the battle editor. This is the first iteration of this feature and it's planned to expand it to more areas of the battle editor (like object settings and terrain changes). In this update, the following actions can be undone and redone:
You can also use Ctrl+Z/Y or other keys if you rebind them in the settings
The grid snapping size can now be adjusted.


The whole workshop control has been rewritten and the UI has been adjusted. These changes apply to the battle, prefab and unit workshop UI and you should notice that everything looks a bit cleaner and works more reliable while showing more accurate information.
You can also click on the author name of workshop items to display all items of the user and the search text now works with different sort options.

Custom arm/leg plates do now have an option to mirror the right part. This is useful when you have an asymmetric mesh and want it to look the same on both arms/legs.
A new quick play bundle is available in the main menu which features some of the best recent maps, so make sure to check it out!
