wkToolAssist is a WormKit module that implements some features present in Tool Assisted WA Builds by Deadcode.

Features:
- Adjust game speed at any time
- Set checkpoints to rollback game state
- Step frame forward/backward
- Show trajectories of moving worms, projectiles and mines
- Show overlay info with worm position, speed and state
- Record .wagame replays in a format compatible with stock WA

Limitations:
- To prevent abuse, the module comes bundled with a special version of WA.exe with disabled network functionality. The module is closed source.
- Version 0.1.0 lacks the ability to edit existing replays. This feature is planned for version 0.2.0
- Recorded replays contain chat message about wkToolAssist being used
- Team flags are replaced with "TA" flag

Installation:

• Extract ToolAssist.dll and TA_*.exe matching your WA version to your Worms Armageddon installation directory.
• Launch TA_*.exe

• Disable wkJellyWorm if you have it installed
• The module does not work under WINE

Controls:
- Keys 0-9 - set game speed to predefined values:
   1: 1.0x,
   2: 0.5x,
   3: 0.25x
   4: 0.15x
   5: 0.1x
   6: 0.05x
   7: 0.025x
   8: 0.0125x
   9: 0.005x
   0: stop time
- Keys + - increase/decrease game speed by 0.01x
- Keys [ ]  step a single frame backward/forward
- Key S - save current frame as checkpoint
- Key R - restore game state to the last checkpoint
- Key Z - remove last checkpoint and restore state to the previous one
- Key ~ - revert game to frame 0 and start playing until the last checkpoint

Notes on keyboard inputs:
- Game controls in stock WA are buggy at game speeds 0.25x and below. To fix this problem the module implements it's own keyboard handling logic and uses it at speeds <= 0.25x
- The custom key logic does not respect custom mappings used in wkRemapKeys
- Some keys such as space or enter are set as sticky - pressing them once remembers the state until the next time the key state is read by the game, usually on the next logic frame.
- To "unpress" sticky key, hold shift and press the keyboard key you want to unpress.
- The list of active keys is displayed in the screen corner

Download: https://github.com/nizikawa-worms/wkToolAssist/releases/download/v.0.1.0/wkToolAssist.v.0.1.0.zip

wkTerrainSync v. 1.2.2 has been released to fix some existing bugs and ones introduced in 1.2.1a release.

New features:
- Scanned function offsets are now stored in wkTerrainSync.cache file for significantly faster module startup. This feature can be disabled in .ini file by adding UseOffsetCache=0 under [general] section.

Bug fixes:
- Patched replay loader to allow playback of custom mission replays with CPU Teams with skill level beyond 100
- Fixed custom map sizes in online games (this feature was broken with 1.2.1 release)
- Fixed custom map sizes compatibility with wkMultiInstance

I have modified the tool to make it compatible with the new high-fps water.dir from WA 3.8. Many thanks to oScarDiAnno for helping me develop it.
Note: Only "solid" water uses the new 3.8 format, the "transparent" water still uses the old, low-fps format.

i've patched the latest version of wkIndiMask to support 3.8.1
it does NOT work with 3.8.0

edit: fixed it - hosting was broken due to a mistake while patching the dll

Version 1.2.0 introduces support for custom .WAM files to be played in both offline and online multiplayer games.

A custom mission consists of 3 files:
- Map file in .img/.png/.bit format, for example: missionname.img
- WAM script with mission configuration with the same name as Map file, for example: missionname.wam
- [Optional] .WSC scheme to be used by the mission, with the same name as Map file, for example: missioname.wsc

More info regarding .WAM file format: https://worms2d.info/Worms_Armageddon_mission_file

Usage
To play a mission, enter Map Editor and select .img/.png/.bit map file. If a .wam file with the same name exists, it will be automatically loaded. If .a .wsc scheme file with the same name exits, it will also be automatically loaded.

After exiting map editor, mission details will be displayed in chat (online multiplayer) or in a message box (offline multiplayer).
Add your teams to match what's displayed in mission description (in the exact same team order) and start the game. You don't need to set the number of worms in team and alliances - the module will do it automatically when you start the game.

If you've added less teams than the mission expects, CPU teams will be added automatically to match the requirement. If you add too many teams, they will be automatically removed.
To reset mission configuration and play a regular game simply generate or load a new map.

For your convenience the module will automatically copy default WA mission files to User/SavedLevels/Mission/WA/ folder (and slightly fix them).
Most WWP missions should be playable in WA - some might be broken because certain events are not present in WA.

By default, the mission files use an empty .WSC scheme file that is later populated by .WAM script when the mission begins - it will be labeled as [ Default mission scheme ]. This scheme can be edited by changing basic parameters such as turn time, round time, etc. It is also possible to enable 3.8 scheme extended options.
Mission files can also provide own .WSC scheme, it will be labeled as [ Mission-provided scheme ].
Note: not all scheme settings are preserved - some values are overwritten by .WAM file.

Replay compatibility
Custom mission replay files are fully supported by wkTerrainSync.

Unmodded WA has almost full support for such replays. Online multiplayer missions will raise checksum errors, because all teams will be assigned to the first player in the list. This will be probably fixed in future WA updates.
However, unmodded game will only playback mission replays containing Scheme files in version 1 format. Replays created with this module that contained v2 or v3 schemes probably won't be supported in future WA updates.

Extended WAM options
The module adds some custom fields to WAM file format:

[HumanTeam] or [CPUTeamX]
Ammo_SkipGo=1
Delay_SkipGo=2
Ammo_Surrender=3
Delay_Surrender=4

[CPUTeamX]
Optional = 1 ; a CPU team will not be spawned if no player team is added to cover this team
TeamNameValue=Team Name Text ; sets custom team name instead of one specified by TeamNameNumber
WormX_NameValue=Worm Name Text ; sets custom worm name instead of one specified by WormX_NameNumber

[EventXXXX]
TypeOfEvent=10 ; show text event
Text_String_Value=Custom text message to be displayed ; sets custom text message instead of one specified by Text_String_Index

Lobby commands
The module implements some commands available in online lobby:
- /mission - show status of currently set mission
- mission attempts 5 - set attempt number of custom mission (used for activation gold/silver/bronze alternative events
- /mission reset - cancel currently loaded mission
- /terrains - send your wkTerrainSync version
- /terrains list - send your wkTerrainSync version and a list of installed terrains
- /terrains query - query wkTerrainSync version used by other players
- /terrains rescan - rescan terrain directory for new terrains
- /scale - show current map scale

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the module has been updated to version 1.0.2
- added a nag message informing players to install wkTerrainSync

fixes:
- host desynchronization with fallback to -Beach terrain
- .BIT levels with custom terrains in online games
- fixed file lock when renaming .part files and infinite request/download/rescan loop
- to fix opaque back sprite in some terrains, back.spr is no longer loaded with extended sprite loader. to use the extended sprite loader, rename back.spr as _back.spr
    - new custom terrains should use _back.spr when using back sprite with custom resolution
    - some existing terrains that utilize custom back.spr loader are added to a predefined exception list by terrain hash
    - the exception list can be overridden by appending the following section to wkTerrainSync.ini file; terrain hashes must be separated by comma symbol:
[exceptions]
ExtendedBackSprLoader=e27d433fcd8ac2e696f01437525f34c5,