=== Non-Essential Editing ===

- Text Editor

- N-Spade Editor

- Advanced Graphics Editor:
     - Additional Draw Tools
     - Right Click to Draw Secondary Color/Right Click to pick color
     - 8x8 tile grid in addition to individual pixel grid
     - Tile Arranger (critical tool for designing tilesets)

- Title Screen Editor
     - Edits palettes per-tile
     - Edits fade-in palettes
     - Edits placement of 8x8 graphics tiles, including player select area
     - Edits placement of arrow selector position
     - Adds ASM hack for playing music at title screen
     - Credits editor

=== Support List for Full Functionality ===

- How to handle map hammer bros? Same as the usual "Pointer for each open road tile"?
- Locks
- Pipes
- Animations (What frames to animate & how fast, bridges, etc)
- Map Scrolling Settings
- Minigames (Mushroom Houses, Roulette Game)

=== Bugs ===

- (critical) Allow support for palette files or make the NES palette that Reuben uses
  more accurate. I'd go for the former because it's the best way to ensure that what you
  see in the emulator is what you see in Reuben. Even the slightest variation in color is
  catastrophic when it comes to level design.

- (ROM) Pipes in certain levels intermittently and randomly malfunction in-game as you
  develop your project (And will fix themselves as you develop further). Compression bug
  maybe?

- (ROM) Doors operate kinda weird. You'll enter a door, and as the palette fades out, Mario
  and the rest of the level kinda shifts a half-screen. Doesn't always place Mario where he
  needs to be. Also malfunctions like pipes.

- (ROM) P-Switch Music doesn't carry through levels correctly. If you hit a P-Switch then
  jump through a pipe, it just plays that level's music instead of finishing the P-Switch
  music. Same applies with Invincibility music.

- Trying to add a palette through the editor gives an error and crashes. Must manually add
  one in the project file.

- When picking tiles, you click one tile inside the picker and click another tile in quick
  succession, it brings up the TSA editor. Rather annoying when you click on the wrong tile,
  because I often click on the intended tile right after that.

- Opening the palette editor opens up the palette saved for that level. Which means if you
  change it after loading the level, and load up the palette editor, it loads up the
  previous (saved) palette, not the palette you just changed it to.

- When you double click a tile to edit in the TSA editor, that tile you chose doesn't show
  changes real-time while in the TSA editor. The rest of them do, however.

- I have a couple of levels that are giving me issues. I have the project file for you so
  you can see what's going on.

     * A vertical level I made isn't loading properly; it seems to be off by a row of $10
       tiles. I just fall all the way through the level.

     * A fortress level doesn't load. It did load partway through developing the level, 
       but I can't pinpoint what's going on with it.