Fix case-sensitive tileset include paths#461
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Tilesets outside the default set were being ignored when selected under Linux. Corrected case-insensitive paths in the tileset definitions to resolve this issue.
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Jul 11, 2026
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Part 2 of 2 for fixing case-insensitive image paths under Linux.
This is the other half of my first set of PRs for the MegaMek project! While working on correcting the case-insensitive paths for a lot of mech images, I recalled another issue during battle where I noticed that the tileset I wanted to use wasn't actually showing properly when I selected it. After poking around, I ended up finding the same problem with the same solution as the previous PR. All I did was change the capitalization of the paths to properly match the files being referenced.