Also lets models have a default view for each form. Fixes some incorrect
behaviors with the setup of entities to go along with this (e.g. if there
was no default form, the last form would wind up being the default, rather
than the first, if default views were specified.

The importer reads a directory of .zip files and imports each one to its own collection.

Instead of using the built-in camera fitting function,
which wants to rotate the camera, it now calculates the
local bounding box of the object for each camera angle.

This uses a new 4-color scheme. Wow.

Also fixes unwanted changes to the Illustrator script

Also add a 'setup' script that both creates a directory and runs
the bounds-fixer script on it

It got mad if a layer was missing.

Inkscape now exits before it finishes writing its files, somehow.
So, we need to wait for the files to be created. The Blender
add-on also now correctly configures the lineart to use the
secondary camera, which is rotated to avoid errors when rendering
orthographically.

Also update the add-on to allow for configuration of
potrace's alpha settings, which controls how strongly
it favors straight lines. This makes things like buildings
look a lot nicer.

Also, modify the Blender add-on so that mass can be
computed via density even if a volume is not being included

Also update the add-on a bit to fix some errors

Also update the scripts to support tagging entities
with masses and volumes.

Also updates the add-on some more. It can now
assign materials based on face maps, which the
Building Tools add-on creates automatically

Also tweak the Illustrator script to expect a name of the format
name_view, instead of name-view.

Also put the export part back into the main
Illustrator script

Also update the Blender scripts to use red/green/blue areas
instead of light and dark ones. This also allows for
three colors now.

Also update the Illustrator scripts

Also adds an Illustrator script that automatically
handles all of the tracing

That was a Blender thing. Also updates the process-model
script so that it runs some stuff in parallel, which might
make it slightly less agonizingly slow.

(just a credit card for now, though). This also introduces some fixes
to the process-model script, allowing for it to compensate for the
extra height introduced by the line art. blender-model.py is adjusted
to allow for this, and makeModel() now checks for the bottom/extra
values produced by the process.

Auto prey capacity was getting set to false, rather than 'off'.
It was also showing up when it shouldn't have. The blender script
ignores spaces in the view list now. makeModel wasn't including
mass correcetly.

This also makes two changes to forms: first, forms can
be set to rename the entity, just like views can. This is
enabled for anything using makeModel. Secondly, when switching,
if the new form has a view whose names matches the old form's active
view, it will switch to that same-named view, instead of using
the default view for the form.

So, for example, you'll stay on the "side" view for coins, even when
switching between forms.

Also updates the Blender script.

It can now generate views on a per-object basis, and uses
whole collections so that many objects can be grouped together.

Also add some tweaks to the process-model script that I managed to lose.

Entities derived from models can now have volumes

Also adjust Rose's mass

This also updates the model-processing script to automatically
insert the model data into the appropriate source file.