Current features of Wasabi M include:

• Maps, tile sets, and sprite definitions are grouped together by a project file, making it easy to share content across related maps
• Tiles can be arranged either as tile strips or tile sheets
• Sprite definitions automatically generate appropriate instantiation code and, optionally, import statements
• Sprites include support for custom properties, including automatically generated unique IDs
• Tiles can be painted individually or as “stamps” of multiple tiles
• Random tiles can be painted from a selected subset of tiles
• “Origin aligned” tile painting makes it easy to arrange multiple tile patterns across the entire map
• Entire sets of sprites can be moved from one layer to another automatically
• Support for duplicating existing maps allows a single template to be used as a starting point for future maps
• Sprite instances can be automatically grouped into arrays when exported
• Sprites can be snapped to an adjustable (tile-size-independent) grid
• Automatic edge tile painting

Upcoming features:

• Prefab support for more complex reusable tile layouts than tile stamps permit
• FlxBlock painting support
• Export plugins (initially for multiple versions of flixel, later for non-flixel formats)
• Documented export plugin API

Possible future features:

• Tile set image adjustment (to automatically generate darker, lighter, and color shifted tile sets)
• Automatic fringe and edge tile creation (to simplify combining tile sets, and complex tile set edge creation)
• Image import and export support

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