Normal Text sprites can n ot be rotated, adding the entire font together with some helper functions that turn strings into sprites would allow rotating and resizing text more easliy

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Drawing sprites requires a number of steps. Simplify those int a single function call, taking in the block to draw on, the index of the draw surface and the sprite object and position/scale

Optional: replace the index with something like an enum, and knowledge of what sufaces are available on all block types

Allow texture class to keep track of and update colour of its sprites, by classifying them into categories.

E.g. bind sprites that server as cutouts and should be transparent to the background to the LCD background colour.
Either allow a primary, secondary etc colour on all textures, or have specific textures inherit from texture and extend it with their named colour members

Decide on and implement a way to have some composed defautl sprites available as part of the library, both to use ins scripts and for demonstration purposes

• Decide between a: a name space for the the sprites to live in or b) something liek a static class containing all the sprites as static members
• Implement that
• Create and add some sprites

Find out why Visual Studio does not want to play nice with git submodules

Data structures are needed for both single sprites as well als drawable scenes

• a sprite has several textures (MySprite objects)
• a scene consists of several sprites and a reference to the surface it is being drawn on

A menu is a set of sprites, containing space for text and data to be written out
A menu should contain format strings and hold references to the data it is asked to display, updating as the data changes

• come up with a specificitaion for menus
• implement facilities to transparently keep menus updated
• (optional) Automatically adjust menus to screen sizes

Giving the Texture class the ability to distinguish between text and texture sprites would allow for separate scaling inputs to the class, somewaht mitigation the games limitation in using "ScalingOrRotation" as a single, combined value

Add the option to load sprites from a text representation, primarily from a blocks custom data section.

• specify custom data format for sprites
• implement function to load and draw those sprites
• implement a function to load and draw on all blocks in a list
• add function to save a sprite configuration to a blocks custom data section