If Dash crashes/throws an exception, the console should be sent this data and display the extra information it receives.

The Dash command line tools would be much more useful in the context of this tool.

The console window should have a "Clear" button that empties the currently logged messages.

https://github.com/Circular-Studios/dash.js/blob/master/dist/dash.js#L157

Where is that being generated, it doesn't look like it's coming from dash.coffee.

When an item is logged, the console should automatically scroll to the bottom element.

This should be pretty straightforward.

In the build dash.js file, module references are set as undefined rather than the proper value, which is the index of the required module.

This is much more work than deletion ( #12 ). I'm adding it as an issue so we can talk about how this would be designed and implemented.

Console logs from Dash should be displayed with an expandable view, allowing users to see auxiliary data (e.g. line numbers, file, etc).

Fields that should be editable:

• number
• number[]
• string
• string[]

The user should be able to modify things in the Properties panel, save them, and push them back to the engine.

This should be easy to implement on both sides and it'll let us build a sweet chart to show FPS performance.