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I still have a ton of refactoring to do but I'll have to take an objective look once it's all done.  Next update to my github repo will include automatic resizing for dropping tiles onto large grid tiles

It is a good idea to make small commits instead of large ones. It keeps the commits simple and atomic. 

Of course.  I commit as soon as I can verify the progress I made doesn't break anything :slightly_smiling_face:

Although, it might not appear that way on the github project.  I split my project recently into 2 projects, so now I actively work on my private version and if I decide that a certain implementation can be placed in the open-source version, I'll add it in.

But, why do you have 2 versions? Why can't you directly commit to the github project?

I have them split into 2 projects because one version has sensitive information based on our business and core products.  It seems like the competition is a little cutthroat, so I wouldn't want to be responsible for putting information like that up there