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If a custom mob uses a skill that summons a mob into the battlefield, it will not gain its proper stats or level. Example of using Summon Unkindness below:
 

  
Chaos Calling works fine, strangely enough...

Make a custom mob and set their Stats to NOT scale, and then test it. The issue is that their stats end up bugging out and looking something like this no matter how much you increase them in the editor with mods:

 
Additionally, if you load the mob yourself, your stats will still scale.

If a character is under one of your Event Tools trays, you cannot click them, and sometimes it isn't feasible to move to do it specially because of how the camera works. My proposed solution is that we get a toggle for hiding the Event Tools trays specifically, likely put in the GM panel and called "hide-tools-hud". This is because deleting your HUDS as a whole with the delete key still makes it so if you click that spot, the game thinks you're clicking one of the tools rather than the character.
  
How to test: move towards the bottom left of your screen while you have one of the trays open, and try to click yourself while under the trays to no avail.

PVE encounters don't use the custom battlefields in houses, instead giving you the usual grassfield that may or may not occasionally get a big bush. My proposed solution for future proofing is to give a toggle to the Encounter Tool that makes it so you can decide if it accounts for a custom battlefield or not.

The target tool can't mark tiles that have ice sheets on them, so you cannot do things such as spawn animations mid-fight. Potentially related: https://neus-projects.net/forums/showthr...p?tid=8460
  
EDIT: Also applies to Cinder Tiles unless you try to meticulously click in-between their icon's holes.

When you use the skill Fallen Angel from a mob you control, it will make the light circle but do nothing else. It won't do any damage, and your momentum will decrease anyway. What's more interesting is that not only the light circle stays there, but you can stack it infinitely and it will show up when you do another fight.

If you open the Icon State Selector and choose something that has a big icon and a few icon states, your tools HUD will "break" in the sense that you can't click it or get out of the Icon State Selector anymore. Examples below:
 
Pretend you want to change the icon state of this white orb flash effect.

 
After clicking it with the Icon State Selector:

 
It shows big previews which make it difficult for you to click other parts of the screen.
  
The Icon State Selector is buggy with previews in general, I.E if the icon is somewhat big the states will stack atop each other in the preview so they're very hard to click even with smaller things, example below.
  
Before clicking with the selector:
 
  
After clicking it with the selector:

   
My proposed solution is that we instead have the option to choose the icon states by name rather than by preview. this would help circumvent a lot of issues on that front. Example from another BYOND game I was admin for is that you have the option to right click and "edit icon state" then you would choose from the list of states it'd have.

Spawning a monster that walks across the area (with any movement pattern) will often have that monster run up to the person it targets and abruptly disappear, causing no encounter. This tends to make the character it ran into stuck until relog.
  
It's worth noting that when a character relogs a few times after getting stuck that way, they have a decent chance of their save file becoming "corrupted" (as in they become a little soul.) My guess is that it has to do with the constant relogging after getting stuck.