Early editor + race mode

Here's a short development update to SpaceRaceWF, my lil' hobby project, made in old Visual Studio C# 2005.

Quick recap:

SpaceRaceWF is planned to be casual space racing game with editor readily available from the very beginning.

It is developed in the oldest Visual Studio which I was able to run on modern Windows (VS2005), in old C# 2.0 and .NET Framework 2.0. Rendering is done through .NET Framework built-in GDI+ and Windows Forms libraries (hence WF suffix in the game name).

Today, when AI is barking at us from every corner, we have high-level engines like Unity or UE, where even simple games are quite hogs due to engine overhead, I'm finding a refuge in legacy & retro programming tech.

The game is in very early stages of development, but one concept is there from the very beginning: editor. The editor will be part of the game (no separate executable) from earliest builds, so apart from playing premade tracks, creative players can make their own tracks, fast & easy.

What can editor do now:

- adding placeholder "objects" (red squares), waypoints and player rocket
- select/unselect, move objects, delete them
- pan&zoom around your edited track
- at any point of editing you can either freely drive around your creation or enter race mode
- race mode has now very simple logic: count down, pass waypoints in correct order, then it's race finish

You can see this early concept of the editor (with placeholder graphics) in the following animation.