I'll tell you right now that I sure as hell would use a music editor. In the past, editing game music was a much bigger chore that level editing even when there was a music editor because of its "unusual nature". Now, with a game such as SMRPG, editing level data is much harder to do, and I'd say it compares to the difficulty level of music hacking. That being said, if someone was daring and ambitious enough to get into a SMRPG hack, they might as well go the full length of the track and edit the music as well. Granted, not everyone has the ability to compose, but I'm *sure* it would be used to create some interesting hacks.

On the topic of level editing: The physical layer is a bit rough, I recommend softening up the black lines a little. It's also a bit hard to see where the pedestal for the teeter-totter thwomp sits in that picture.

A graphics editor is pretty unnecessary, especially since the wide variety already available. I'd say if you had support for importing/exporting Tile Table data, palettes, and graphics, you'd be golden.

I also suggest a way to clear the ROM of all levels and events, so the user can start anew with their own bare-bones ROM. Keep graphics, enemies, scripts, and whatnot, but basically deconstruct *everything*.

The editor itself looks very nice, except for the italic font is also a bit rough, and the title bars could use a bit more color to stand out a bit better.

I can't wait to try this sucker out!

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