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Tools update - World editor basically done

This may be cheating a bit, since it isn't 100% finished, but it's as done as it's going to get until I make another editor.  After that, it's a matter of adding a little bit of code right next to another, very similar bit of code, after which it'll officially be done.  Finally.

Went quicker than I thought but not as quick and easy as I'd have liked.  Is it ever, though?

At this point, we're looking at another three or four editors and then it's time to work on the assets.

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