Track Designer allows proceeding to track designer step without any vehicle/attraction selected about openrct2 HOT 3 OPEN

I would like to work on this issue, what should happen when the object selection window is closed? Should it take the user back to the main menu?

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I would like to work on this issue, what should happen when the object selection window is closed? Should it take the user back to the main menu?

I think proceeding to the actual track design step is fine.
It should just do it in the same way as when clickling the "next" button in the bottom toolbar. I. e. run CheckObjectSelection() first and FinishObjectSelection() only if that succeeded. And also open the ride construction window then.

I have noticed the same in the scenario editor btw. Closing the object selection window allows you to proceed to the landscape editor in an "invalid state", e. g. with no entrance selected.
(The landscape editor then gives you an option to place an invisible park entrance that guests will not be able to walk through.)

Again, proceeding to the next editor step is fine here, but it should happen in the same way as when doing it via the "next" button.

Ideally, closing the object selection window (and thereby proceeding to the next scenario editor / track designer step) should also be possible by pressing backspace.
Currently, pressing backspace closes and immediately re-opens the window in the track designer, while simply nothing happens when doing so in the scenario editor.

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Does it look good how it is implemented in the PR. If the user tries to close the track designer window without an object selected they get the same error message that they would if they attempted to close using the next button on the toolbar. The same functionality also works in the Track Designer manager where it will not allow the user to close without selecting an object.

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