diff --git a/src/classes/basemodule.gd b/src/classes/basemodule.gd
index 947e828..65b865e 100644
--- a/src/classes/basemodule.gd
+++ b/src/classes/basemodule.gd
@@ -15,32 +15,29 @@
 # You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
 # along with this program.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 
-## Template for CORE modules.[br]
-## [br]
+## Template for CORE modules.
+## 
 ## Provides a basic template and a common foundation for building CORE modules.[br]
 ## It provides common functions and variables used in all CORE modules.
 extends Node
 class_name CoreBaseModule
 
-## Contains a reference to the CORE Object[br]
-## [br]
-## Set before loading the module into the SceneTree.
+## Contains a reference to the CORE Object.
 var core: Core
-## Reference to CORE's logger implementation.[br]
-## [br]
-## Will be set before [method Node._ready]
+## Set to CORE's logger implementation.
 @onready var logger: CoreBaseModule = core.logger
-## Reference to a matching [class CoreLoggerInstance].
+## Set to a [class CoreLoggerInstance] with the path you supplied to [method Core.register_custom_module]. You should use this over [code]logger[/code].
 var loggeri: CoreLoggerInstance
-## Marks a module as fully initialized and ready.
+## Marks a module as fully initialized and ready. **Don't forget to set this!**
 var initialized: bool = false
 
-## CORE's replacement for [method Object._init] and [method Node._ready]
-## It's [b]strongly[/b] recommended to initialize your module here.
+## CORE's replacement for [method Object._init] and [method Node._ready].[br]
+## It's [b]strongly[/b] recommended to initialize your module here or stuff might break.
 func _initialize() -> void: initialized = true
-## Called when CORE is about to cleanup
-## Use this function to free any children
+## Called when CORE is about to cleanup.[br]
+## Use this function to remove any children from the SceneTree and free any nodes.[br]
+## If not done you might cause a memory leak.
 func _cleanup() -> void: pass
-## Called by [method Core.apply_configuration].
-## This should be used to update your module configuration.
+## Called after CORE's configuration got updated.[br]
+## Probably useless to your module, unless you want to modify another module's settings.
 func _pull_config() -> void: pass
diff --git a/src/classes/config.gd b/src/classes/config.gd
index af3dc96..5edbd68 100644
--- a/src/classes/config.gd
+++ b/src/classes/config.gd
@@ -2,47 +2,44 @@
 # Copyright (c) 2024 The StarOpenSource Project & Contributors
 # Licensed in the Public Domain
 
-## The [code]CoreConfiguration[/code] class holds the Framework's settings.[br]
-## The default configuration is designed to be usable without any modification.
+## The framework configuration
+## 
+## Provides the default configuration for the CORE Framework.
 extends Node
 class_name CoreConfiguration
 
 @export_category("Global")
-## Controls CORE's functionality.
+## Controls CORE's functionality.[br]
 ## Renders GUI-related modules useless when set to [code]false[/code], which is the recommended behaviour on servers. For CORE's full functionality, set this to [code]true[/code].
 @export var headless: bool
 ## Allows debugging functionality if set to [code]true[/code], or not if set to [code]false[/code].[br]
 ## [br]
-## Note: This will not enable the development mode automatically, only if you're developing on CORE itself.
+## [b]Note: [i]This will not enable the development mode automatically, only if you're developing on CORE itself.[/i][/b]
 @export var debugging: bool
 ## Allows or disallows custom modules.
 @export var custom_modules: bool
 @export_category("Logger")
-## I don't have to explain this, do I?
+## The minimum log level you want to be displayed.
 @export var logger_level: CoreTypes.LoggerLevel
-## Toggles colored output. Set to [code]false[/code] if you don't want that.
+## Determines if the logger's output should be colored.
 @export var logger_colored: bool
-## The format string the logger will operate on. Available placeholders are: [code]%time%[/code], [code]%time_ms%[/code], [code]%level%[/code], [code]%color%[/code], [code]%message%[/code], [code]%source%[/code], [code]%source_raw%[/code], [code]%function%[/code] and [code]%line%[/code]
+## The template for all log messages.[br]
+## Available placeholders are: [code]%time%[/code], [code]%time_ms%[/code], [code]%level%[/code], [code]%color%[/code], [code]%message%[/code], [code]%source%[/code], [code]%source_raw%[/code], [code]%function%[/code] and [code]%line%[/code]
 @export var logger_format: String
-## This example should make it clear, what this does:
-## [codeblock]
-## logger_newlines_override = true:
-## [09:47:00] [INFO Test.gd:69] This is a test message...
-##                              with a newline!
-## logger_newlines_override = false:
-## [09:47:00] [INFO Test.gd:69] This is a test message...
-## with a newline!
-## [/codeblock]
+## Determines if identation should be provided if the logger encounters a newline.
 @export var logger_newlines_override: bool
-## The maximum amount of characters than can appear before [code]%message%[/code] before newlines won't be overriden. Setting this variable to [code]-1[/code] disables this behaviour.
+## The maximum amount of characters excluding the message before newlines are no longer idented. Set to [code]-1[/code] to disable this behaviour.
 @export var logger_newlines_sizelimit: int
-@export_category("LogUI")
-## Determines if [code]LogUI[/code] should be visible or not.
+@export_category("Log UI")
+## Enables or disables Log UI.
 @export var logui_enabled: bool
-## The color the [code]LogUI[/code] background will have. Set to [code]Color.TRANSPARENT[/code] for a transparent background.
+## The Log UI background color. Set to [code]Color.TRANSPARENT[/code] for a transparent background.
 @export var logui_background_color: Color
-## What size the graphical log should have.
+## What font size the graphical log should have.
 @export var logui_font_size: int
+@export_category("Easy Request Maker")
+## Determines how unsecure requests should be handled.
+@export var erm_unsecure_requests: CoreTypes.BlockadeLevel
 
 # Populates configuration with default values
 func _init() -> void:
@@ -57,7 +54,9 @@ func _init() -> void:
 	logger_format = "%color%[%time%] [%level% %origin%] %message%"
 	logger_newlines_override = true
 	logger_newlines_sizelimit = 40
-	# LogUI
+	# Log UI
 	logui_enabled = true
 	logui_background_color = Color.BLACK  # To disable the background, use Color.TRANSPARENT
 	logui_font_size = 14
+	# Easy Request Maker
+	erm_unsecure_requests = CoreTypes.BlockadeLevel.BLOCK
diff --git a/src/classes/loggerinstance.gd b/src/classes/loggerinstance.gd
index 70a1639..6bce27e 100644
--- a/src/classes/loggerinstance.gd
+++ b/src/classes/loggerinstance.gd
@@ -15,32 +15,38 @@
 # You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
 # along with this program.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 
-## Passes [code]origin[/code] for you.[br]
-## [br]
-## Pretty much a wrapper around CORE's logging implementation.[br]
-## CoreLoggerInstance's only job is to save you some effort aka.[br]
-## you not needing to pass the [code]origin[/code] argument to each[br]
+## Passes [code]origin[/code] for you.
+## 
+## Pretty much a wrapper around CORE's logging implementation.
+## CoreLoggerInstance's only job is to save you some effort aka.
+## you not needing to pass the [code]origin[/code] argument to each
 ## and every log call, which is extremely annoying. Thank us later ;)
 extends Node
 class_name CoreLoggerInstance
 
-## Class name
+## Reference to CORE's logger module.
 var logger: CoreBaseModule
+## The origin argument.
 var origin: String
+## For internal purposes only.
+## [b]Note: [i]Don't modify.[/i][/b]
+var framework: bool = false
 
+## The instance constructor.
 func _init(logger_new: CoreBaseModule, origin_new: String) -> void:
 	logger = logger_new
 	origin = origin_new
 
-## Prints a diagnostic message
+## Prints a diagnostic message.
 func diag(message: String) -> void: logger.diag(origin, message)
-## Prints a verbose message
+## Prints a verbose message.
 func verb(message: String) -> void: logger.verb(origin, message)
-## Prints a informational message
+## Prints an informational message.
 func info(message: String) -> void: logger.info(origin, message)
-## Prints a warning message
+## Prints a warning message.
 func warn(message: String) -> void: logger.warn(origin, message)
-## Prints a error message
+## Prints an error message.
 func error(message: String) -> void: logger.error(origin, message)
-## Handles crashes. Will terminate your game/application immediately.
-func crash(message: String) -> void: await logger.crash(origin, message)
+## Handles crashes. Will terminate your game/application immediately.[br]
+## [b]Note: [i]Using the [code]await[/code] keyword is required for this function.[/i][/b]
+func crash(message: String) -> void: await logger.crash(origin, message, framework)
diff --git a/src/classes/types.gd b/src/classes/types.gd
index 9d6c1e9..4d083da 100644
--- a/src/classes/types.gd
+++ b/src/classes/types.gd
@@ -15,13 +15,17 @@
 # You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
 # along with this program.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 
-## Contains enums and types shared across the CORE Framework.
+## Contains various enums.
+## 
+## Contains globaly accessible custom enums and types used throughout the CORE Framework's source code.
 extends Node
 class_name CoreTypes
 
-## Available version types, following the StarOpenSource Versioning Specification (SOSVS) version 1
+## Available version types, following the StarOpenSource Versioning Specification (SOSVS) version 1.
 enum VersionType { RELEASE, RELEASECANDIDATE, BETA, ALPHA }
-## Available log levels, followingthe StarOpenSource Logging Specification (SOSLS) version 1
+## Available log levels, followingthe StarOpenSource Logging Specification (SOSLS) version 1.
 enum LoggerLevel { NONE, ERROR, WARN, INFO, VERB, DIAG }
-## Available scene types
+## Available scene types.
 enum SceneType { NONE, DEBUG, CUTSCENE, MENU, MAIN, BACKGROUND }
+## To what degree [i]something[/i] should be blocked.
+enum BlockadeLevel { IGNORE, WARN, BLOCK }
diff --git a/src/core.gd b/src/core.gd
index c4a65ab..b23951a 100644
--- a/src/core.gd
+++ b/src/core.gd
@@ -18,46 +18,53 @@
 ## Initializes and manages the framework.
 ## 
 ## The [b]CORE Object[/b] is responsible for initializing, managing and
-## serving the CORE Framework to the developer.
+## serving the CORE Framework.
 extends Node
 class_name Core
 
-# Constants
+# Versioning
 ## The version number
 const version_version: int = 1
-## The version type
+## The version type. See [enum CoreTypes.VersionType] for more information.
 const version_type: CoreTypes.VersionType = CoreTypes.VersionType.BETA
 ## The version type number. Resets on every new version and version type.
-const version_typerelease: int = 4
+const version_typerelease: int = 6
 
 # Modules
+## Used internally for loading, managing and unloading modules.
 const modules: Array[String] = [ "logger", "misc", "sms", "logui", "erm", "storage" ]
-## Use this to access CORE's logging implementation.
+## CORE's configuration object.[br]
+## [b]NEVER access this yourself! To change the configuration use [method reload_configuration] instead.[/b]
+var config: CoreConfiguration
+## The 'Logger' module
 var logger: CoreBaseModule
-## Use this to access various useful functions.
+## The 'Miscellaneous' module
 var misc: CoreBaseModule
-## Use this to access the scene management system.
+## The 'Scene Management System' module
 var sms: CoreBaseModule
-## Use this to access the graphical log. Serves no importance to you (probably).
+## The 'Log UI' module. Not important for you, it just displays the log graphically :3
 var logui: CoreBaseModule
-## Use this to access CORE's builtin HTTP request maker.
+## The 'Easy Request Maker' module (formerly 'Easy DownLoader')
 var erm: CoreBaseModule
-## Use this to access configuration and settings files easily.
+## The 'Storage' module
 var storage: CoreBaseModule
 
-# Variables
-## Contains CORE's load path
+# /etc/
+## Stores the path to CORE's installation directory.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var basepath: String
-## Holds the configuration[br]
-## [br]
-## [b]NEVER access this yourself. To change the configuration file, use [method Core.reload_configuration] instead.[/b]
-var config: CoreConfiguration
-## Contains all loaded custom modules.
+## Contains a list of all loaded custom modules.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var custom_modules: Dictionary = {}
-## Contains the custom modules node.
+## Contains the node holding all custom modules as children.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var custom_modules_node: Node
+## The CORE Object's logger instance.
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
+var loggeri: CoreLoggerInstance
 
-# Preinitialization
+# +++ initialization +++
+## Handles the preinitialization part. Does stuff like checking the engine version, loading the config and loading all modules into memory.
 func _init(new_config: CoreConfiguration = CoreConfiguration.new()) -> void:
 	name = "CORE"
 	if !check_godot_version(): return
@@ -67,32 +74,16 @@ func _init(new_config: CoreConfiguration = CoreConfiguration.new()) -> void:
 	initialize_modules()
 	apply_configuration()
 
-# Initialization
+## Handles the initialization part. Injects the builtin modules into the SceneTree and makes sure custom modules can be loaded properly.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't call this.[/i][/b]
 func _ready() -> void:
 	inject_modules()
 	custom_modules_node.name = "Custom Modules"
 	add_child(custom_modules_node)
+	loggeri = logger.get_instance(basepath + "src/core.gd")
 
-# Cleanup
-# Particularily useful during testing to cleanup stuff, or if you want to do some stupid stuff with CORE during runtime
-func cleanup() -> void:
-	logger.infof("core", "Cleaning up")
-	config.queue_free()
-	var modules_reverse: Array[String] = modules.duplicate()
-	modules_reverse.reverse()
-	for module in modules_reverse:
-		await get(module)._cleanup()
-		get(module).loggeri.queue_free()
-		get(module).queue_free()
-	for module in custom_modules_node.get_children(): unregister_custom_module(module.name)
-	remove_child(custom_modules_node)
-	custom_modules_node.queue_free()
-	queue_free()
-
-# Initialize modules
-## Initializes all modules during the first initialization phase.[br]
-## [br]
-## [b]NEVER call this yourself! You will break everything and risk a crash![/b]
+## Initializes all built-in modules during the preinitialization phase.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't call this.[/i][/b]
 func initialize_modules() -> void:
 	for module in modules:
 		set(module, CoreBaseModule.new())
@@ -102,18 +93,15 @@ func initialize_modules() -> void:
 		get(module).loggeri = logger.get_instance(basepath.replace("res://", "") + "src/" + module + ".gd")
 		get(module)._initialize()
 
-# Inject modules into the SceneTree
 ## Injects CORE's builtin modules into the SceneTree.[br]
-## [br]
-## [b]NEVER call this yourself! You will break everything and risk a crash![/b]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't call this.[/i][/b]
 func inject_modules() -> void: for module in modules: add_child(get(module))
 
-# Wait for all modules to be fully initialized
-## Wait for all builtin modules to be fully initialized.[br]
+## Waits for all modules to fully initialize.[br]
 ## [br]
-## This ensures that all of CORE's builtin modules are fully initialized and ready.
-## [b]Not calling this function during startup may lead to runtime issues.[/b]
-func complete_init(no_success: bool = false) -> void:
+## This ensures that all modules are fully initialized and ready for usage.[br]
+## [i][b]Not calling this function during startup may lead to runtime issues.[/b][/i]
+func complete_init(no_success_message: bool = false) -> void:
 	var modsinit_builtin: Array[String] = ["workaround"]
 	var modsinit_custom: Array[String] = ["workaround"]
 	
@@ -138,38 +126,38 @@ func complete_init(no_success: bool = false) -> void:
 	
 	# Initialization complete
 	await get_tree().process_frame
-	if !no_success: logger.infof("core", "Initialized CORE successfully")
+	if !no_success_message: loggeri.info("Initialized CORE successfully")
 
-# Registers a custom module
+# +++ custom module support +++
 ## Registers a new custom module.
 func register_custom_module(module_name: String, module_origin: String, module_class: CoreBaseModule) -> bool:
-	logger.verbf("core", "Registering new custom module \"" + module_name + "\"")
+	loggeri.verb("Registering new custom module \"" + module_name + "\"")
 	if !config.custom_modules:
-		logger.errorf("core", "Registering module failed: Custom module support is disabled.")
+		loggeri.error("Registering module failed: Custom module support is disabled.")
 		return false
 	if custom_modules.has(module_name):
-		logger.errorf("core", "Registering module failed: A custom module with the name \"" + module_name + "\" already exists.")
+		loggeri.error("Registering module failed: A custom module with the name \"" + module_name + "\" already exists.")
 		return false
-	logger.diagf("core", "Updating variables")
+	loggeri.diag("Updating variables")
 	module_class.name = module_name
 	module_class.core = self
 	module_class.loggeri = logger.get_instance(module_origin)
-	logger.diagf("core", "Adding module to SceneTree")
+	module_class.loggeri.framework = true
+	loggeri.diag("Adding module to SceneTree")
 	custom_modules_node.add_child(module_class)
-	logger.diagf("core", "Merging module with custom_modules")
+	loggeri.diag("Merging module with custom_modules")
 	custom_modules.merge({ module_name: module_class })
-	logger.diagf("core", "Initializing custom module")
+	loggeri.diag("Initializing custom module")
 	module_class._initialize()
-	logger.diagf("core", "Updating custom module configuration")
+	loggeri.diag("Updating custom module configuration")
 	module_class._pull_config()
 	return true
 
-# Unregisters a custom module
-## Unregisters a custom module, making it no longer function.
+## Unregisters a custom module, making it no longer available.
 func unregister_custom_module(module_name: String) -> void:
-	logger.verbf("core", "Unregistering custom module \"" + module_name + "\"")
+	loggeri.verb("Unregistering custom module \"" + module_name + "\"")
 	if !custom_modules.has(module_name):
-		logger.errorf("core", "Unregistering module failed: A custom module with the name \"" + module_name + "\" does not exist.")
+		loggeri.error("Unregistering module failed: A custom module with the name \"" + module_name + "\" does not exist.")
 		return
 	var module: Node = get_custom_module(module_name)
 	await module._cleanup()
@@ -178,78 +166,93 @@ func unregister_custom_module(module_name: String) -> void:
 	custom_modules.erase(module_name)
 	module.queue_free()
 
-# Returns a custom module
-## Returns a loaded custom module for access.
+## Returns a registered custom module.[br]
+## Please note that you can't get CORE's built-in modules with this function.
 func get_custom_module(module_name: String) -> CoreBaseModule:
-	logger.diagf("core", "Getting custom module \"" + module_name + "\"")
+	loggeri.diag("Getting custom module \"" + module_name + "\"")
 	if !custom_modules.has(module_name):
-		logger.errorf("core", "Getting module failed: A custom module with the name \"" + module_name + "\" does not exist.")
+		loggeri.error("Getting module failed: A custom module with the name \"" + module_name + "\" does not exist.")
 		return null
 	return custom_modules[module_name]
 
-# (Re-)Load configuration
-## Loads a (new) configuration file and applies it to all modules.
+# +++ configuration +++
+## Loads a (new) configuration object and applies it to all modules.
 func reload_configuration(new_config: CoreConfiguration = CoreConfiguration.new()) -> void:
 	var initialized = config != null
-	if initialized: logger.verbf("core", "Reloading CORE's configuration")
+	if initialized: loggeri.verb("Reloading CORE's configuration")
 	if config != null: config.queue_free()
 	config = new_config
 	if is_devmode(): # Override configuration in development mode
 		config.logger_level = CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.VERB
-		if initialized: logger.verbf("core", "Overrode configuration (development mode)")
+		if initialized: loggeri.verb("Overrode configuration (development mode)")
 	if initialized: apply_configuration()
 
-# Call _pull_config() functions
-## Applies the newly applied configuration.[br]
-## [br]
-## [b]NEVER call this yourself unless you know what you are doing![/b]
+## Applies the a configuration.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't call this.[/i][/b]
 func apply_configuration() -> void:
-	logger.verbf("core", "Applying configuration")
-	if is_devmode(): logger.warnf("core", "The CORE Framework is in development mode. Here be dragons!")
-	if config.headless: logger.warnf("core", "CORE is in headless mode. Certain modules will not work as expected.")
+	if loggeri != null: loggeri.verb("Applying configuration")
+	if is_devmode(): if loggeri != null: loggeri.warn("The CORE Framework is in development mode. Here be dragons!")
+	if config.headless: loggeri.warn("CORE is in headless mode. Certain modules will not work as expected.")
 	if !config.custom_modules:
-		logger.verbf("core", "Removing all custom modules (custom modules support is disabled)")
+		if loggeri != null: loggeri.verb("Removing all custom modules (custom modules support is disabled)")
 		for module in custom_modules: unregister_custom_module(module)
 	for module in modules: get(module)._pull_config()
 	if config.custom_modules:
 		for module in custom_modules:
-			logger.diagf("core", "Updating configuration for custom module \"" + module.name + "\"")
+			if loggeri != null: loggeri.diag("Updating configuration for custom module \"" + module.name + "\"")
 			module._pull_config()
 
-# Return development mode status
+# +++ etc ++
+## Makes sure that CORE does not leak memory on shutdown/unload.[br]
+## Unloads all custom modules, built-in modules, frees any of CORE's classes and lastly itself.
+func cleanup() -> void:
+	loggeri.info("Cleaning up")
+	config.queue_free()
+	var modules_reverse: Array[String] = modules.duplicate()
+	modules_reverse.reverse()
+	for module in modules_reverse:
+		await get(module)._cleanup()
+		get(module).loggeri.queue_free()
+		get(module).queue_free()
+	for module in custom_modules_node.get_children(): unregister_custom_module(module.name)
+	remove_child(custom_modules_node)
+	custom_modules_node.queue_free()
+	queue_free()
+
 ## Returns if the CORE Framework is in development mode.
 func is_devmode() -> bool:
 	return config.debugging and basepath == "res://" and OS.is_debug_build()
 
-# Replaces variables with human-friendly strings
-## Replaces placeholders with human-friendly strings You can use the following placeholders:[br]
-## - [code]%release%[/code]: Returns the release number.[br]
-## - [code]%release_type%[/code]: Returns the typerelease number[br]
-## - [code]%release_semantic%[/code]: Returns the result of [method Core.get_version_semantic], example [i]5.2.3[/i][br]
-## - [code]%type%[/code]: Returns the release type as a word, for example [i]Release Candidate[/i][br]
-## - [code]%type_technical%[/code]: Returns the release type as one or two lowercase letters, for example [i]rc[/i][br]
+## Replaces placeholders with human-friendly strings.[br]
+## You can use the following placeholders:[br]
+## - [code]%version%[/code]: Returns the version number.[br]
+## - [code]%version_type%[/code]: Returns the version type number[br]
+## - [code]%version_semantic%[/code]: Returns the result of [method Core.get_version_semantic], example [i]5.2.3[/i][br]
+## - [code]%version_type%[/code]: Returns the version type as a word, for example [i]Release Candidate[/i][br]
+## - [code]%version_type_technical%[/code]: Returns the version type as one or two lowercase letters, for example [i]rc[/i][br]
 ## - [code]%devmode%[/code]: Returns the development mode status[br]
-## - [code]%headless%[/code]: Returns the headless mode status
+## - [code]%headless%[/code]: Returns the headless mode status[br]
+## - [code]%custommodules%[/code]: Returns if custom module support is enabled
 func get_formatted_string(string: String) -> String:
 	# Version strings
 	string = string.replace("%version%", str(version_version))
-	string = string.replace("%version_type%", str(version_typerelease))
+	string = string.replace("%version_typerelease%", str(version_typerelease))
 	var semantic_version: Array[int] = get_version_semantic()
 	string = string.replace("%version_semantic%", str(semantic_version[0]) + "." + str(semantic_version[1]) + "." + str(semantic_version[2]))
 	match(version_type):
 		CoreTypes.VersionType.RELEASE:
-			string = string.replace("%type%", "Release")
-			string = string.replace("%type_technical%", "r")
+			string = string.replace("%version_type%", "Release")
+			string = string.replace("%version_type_technical%", "r")
 		CoreTypes.VersionType.RELEASECANDIDATE:
-			string = string.replace("%type%", "Release Candidate")
-			string = string.replace("%type_technical%", "rc")
+			string = string.replace("%version_type%", "Release Candidate")
+			string = string.replace("%version_type_technical%", "rc")
 		CoreTypes.VersionType.BETA:
-			string = string.replace("%type%", "Beta")
-			string = string.replace("%type_technical%", "b")
+			string = string.replace("%version_type%", "Beta")
+			string = string.replace("%version_type_technical%", "b")
 		CoreTypes.VersionType.ALPHA:
-			string = string.replace("%type%", "Alpha")
-			string = string.replace("%type_technical%", "a")
-		_: await logger.crashf("core", "Invalid version type " + str(version_type), true)
+			string = string.replace("%version_type%", "Alpha")
+			string = string.replace("%version_type_technical%", "a")
+		_: await loggeri.crash("Invalid version type " + str(version_type))
 	# Development mode
 	if is_devmode(): string = string.replace("%devmode%", "Enabled")
 	else: string = string.replace("%devmode%", "Disabled")
@@ -261,9 +264,8 @@ func get_formatted_string(string: String) -> String:
 	else: string = string.replace("%custommodules%", "Disabled")
 	return string
 
-# Return CORE's version in the semantic versioning scheme
 ## Returns CORE's versioning scheme into the semantic versioning scheme.[br]
-## The first integer contains the release number, the second integer contains the release type ([code]0[/code] for alpha, [code]1[/code] for beta, [code]2[/code] for rc and [code]3[/code] for release and the last integer contains the typerelease number.
+## The first integer contains the version number, the second integer contains the version type ([code]0[/code] for alpha, [code]1[/code] for beta, [code]2[/code] for rc and [code]3[/code] for release and the last integer contains the version type number.
 func get_version_semantic() -> Array[int]:
 	var version_type_int: int
 	match(version_type):
@@ -273,10 +275,8 @@ func get_version_semantic() -> Array[int]:
 		CoreTypes.VersionType.ALPHA: version_type_int = 0
 	return [version_version, version_type_int, version_typerelease]
 
-# Determines CORE's installation/base path
-## Determines CORE's installation/base path[br]
-## [br]
-## [b]Calling this function is likely to be safe, but shouldn't be done nonetheless![/b]
+## Determines CORE's installation/base path.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't call this.[/i][/b]
 func determine_basepath() -> bool:
 	if FileAccess.file_exists("res://.corebasepath"):
 		basepath = "res://"
@@ -309,3 +309,12 @@ func check_godot_version() -> bool:
 		printerr("The CORE Framework does not support unstable Godot versions. Please switch to Godot stable 4.2.x.")
 		return false
 	return true
+
+## Makes sure for all log messages to be flushed and that CORE is correctly cleaned up.[br]
+## Using [method SceneTree.quit] directly may cause various issues.[br]
+## [b]Note: [i]Using the [code]await[/code] keyword is required for this function.[/i][/b]
+func quit_safely(exitcode: int = 0) -> void:
+	loggeri.info("Shutting down (code " + str(exitcode) + ")")
+	await get_tree().create_timer(0.25).timeout
+	await cleanup()
+	get_tree().quit(exitcode)
diff --git a/src/erm.gd b/src/erm.gd
index 10cb627..a242139 100644
--- a/src/erm.gd
+++ b/src/erm.gd
@@ -18,10 +18,20 @@
 ## Allows for awaited, batched and oneline requests.
 extends CoreBaseModule
 
+## Contains a list of all queued downloads.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this[/i][/b].
 var list_queue: Dictionary = {}
+## Contains a list of all active downloads.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this[/i][/b].
 var list_active: Dictionary = {}
+## Contains a liust of all completed downloads.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this[/i][/b].
 var list_complete: Dictionary = {}
 
+## Determines how unsecure requests should be handled.
+var config_unsecure_requests: CoreTypes.BlockadeLevel
+
+# +++ module +++
 func _cleanup() -> void:
 	clean_queue()
 	clean_completed()
@@ -31,59 +41,113 @@ func _cleanup() -> void:
 			await get_tree().process_frame
 		remove_child(child)
 
-func generate_id() -> int:
-	var id = randi()
-	if list_queue.has(id) or list_active.has(id): return generate_id()
-	logger.diagf("erm", "Generated new download id " + str(id))
-	return id
-
+# +++ methods that do the heavily lifting +++
+## Requests a file from the internet.[br]
+## [br]
+## The returned [code]Dictionary[/code] has the following structure (example):
+## [codeblock]
+## { "result": 0, "http_code": 200, "headers": [ "Server": "nginx" ], "body": [], "body_utf8": [] }
+##      ^              ^                ^                               ^              ^
+##      |              |                |                               |              |
+##      |              |                |                               |              --------- The body from the server, as a UTF-8 string (set to "" if 'parse_utf8' is false)
+##      |              |                |                               ----------------------- The body from the server, as bytes
+##      |              |                ------------------------------------------------------ A array of headers
+##      |              ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The HTTP response code
+##      ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Equal to @GlobalScope.Error. If not 0/Error.OK = the request failed
+## [/codeblock]
+## [b]Note: [i]Using the [code]await[/code] keyword is required for this function.[/i][/b]
 func awaited_request(url: String, parse_utf8: bool, method: HTTPClient.Method = HTTPClient.Method.METHOD_GET, headers: PackedStringArray = PackedStringArray([]), data: String = "") -> Dictionary:
-	logger.verbf("erm", "Creating awaited request")
-	var id: int = create_download(url, method, headers, data)
-	start_download(id, parse_utf8)
-	logger.diagf("erm", "Waiting for request " + str(id) + " to finish")
-	while !is_download_complete(id): await get_tree().create_timer(0.1, true).timeout
+	loggeri.verb("Creating awaited request")
+	if !await is_url_allowed(url): return {}
+	var id: int = create_request(url, method, headers, data)
+	start_request(id, parse_utf8)
+	loggeri.diag("Waiting for request " + str(id) + " to finish")
+	while !is_request_completed(id): await get_tree().create_timer(0.1, true).timeout
 	var dldata: Dictionary = list_complete[id]
 	list_complete.erase(id)
 	return dldata
 
+## Requests a file from the internet without returning the godot code, http code or headers. Useful for oneliners.[br]
+## [br]
+## Returns [code]null[/code] on error. To ignore HTTP errors (ie. non-200 statuses) set [code]ignore_http_code[/code] to [code]true[/code].[br]
+## Returns a UTF-8 string with [code]return_utf8[/code] turned on, returns bytes when turned off.[br]
+## [b]Note: [i]Using the [code]await[/code] keyword is required for this function.[/i][/b]
 func oneline_awaited_request(url: String, return_utf8: bool = true, ignore_http_code: bool = false, method: HTTPClient.Method = HTTPClient.Method.METHOD_GET, headers: PackedStringArray = PackedStringArray([]), data: String = "") -> Variant:
 	var dldata: Dictionary = await awaited_request(url, return_utf8, method, headers, data)
+	if dldata == {}: return null
 	if dldata["result"] != Error.OK: return null
 	elif !ignore_http_code and dldata["http_code"] != 200: return null
 	else:
 		if return_utf8: return dldata["body_utf8"]
 		else: return dldata["body"]
 
+## Requests multiple files from the internet.[br]
+## [br]
+## Thee returned [code]Dictionary[/code]s have the following structure (example):
+## [codeblock]
+## { "result": 0, "http_code": 200, "headers": [ "Server": "nginx" ], "body": [], "body_utf8": [] }
+##      ^              ^                ^                               ^              ^
+##      |              |                |                               |              |
+##      |              |                |                               |              --------- The body from the server, as a UTF-8 string (set to "" if 'parse_utf8' is false)
+##      |              |                |                               ----------------------- The body from the server, as bytes
+##      |              |                ------------------------------------------------------ A array of headers
+##      |              ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The HTTP response code
+##      ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Equal to @GlobalScope.Error. If not 0/Error.OK = the request failed
+## [/codeblock]
+## [b]Note: [i]Using the [code]await[/code] keyword is required for this function.[/i][/b]
 func batch_awaited_request(urls: PackedStringArray, parse_utf8: bool, method: HTTPClient.Method = HTTPClient.Method.METHOD_GET, headers: PackedStringArray = PackedStringArray([]), data: String = "") -> Array[Dictionary]:
-	logger.verbf("erm", "Creating " + str(urls.size()) + " awaited request(s)")
-	var dldata: Array[Dictionary]= []
+	loggeri.verb("Creating " + str(urls.size()) + " awaited request(s)")
+	var dldata: Array[Dictionary] = []
 	for url in urls:
-		var id: int = create_download(url, method, headers, data)
-		start_download(id, parse_utf8)
-		logger.diagf("erm", "Waiting for request " + str(id) + " to finish")
-		while !is_download_complete(id): await get_tree().create_timer(0.1, true).timeout
+		if !await is_url_allowed(url): continue
+		var thread: Thread = Thread.new()
+		thread.start(Callable(self, "_batch_awaited_request").bind(url, parse_utf8, method, headers, data))
+		var id: int = thread.wait_to_finish()
 		dldata.append(list_complete[id])
 		list_complete.erase(id)
 	return dldata
 
-func create_download(url: String, method: HTTPClient.Method = HTTPClient.Method.METHOD_GET, headers: PackedStringArray = PackedStringArray([]), body: String = "") -> int:
-	logger.verbf("erm", "Creating new request\n-> URL: " + url + "\n-> Method: " + str(method) + "\nHeaders: " + str(headers.size()) + "\nBody size: " + str(body.length()) + " Characters")
+## Internal function, do not call
+func _batch_awaited_request(url: String, parse_utf8: bool, method: HTTPClient.Method = HTTPClient.Method.METHOD_GET, headers: PackedStringArray = PackedStringArray([]), data: String = "") -> int:
+	var id: int = create_request(url, method, headers, data)
+	start_request(id, parse_utf8)
+	loggeri.diag("Waiting for request " + str(id) + " to finish")
+	while !is_request_completed(id): await get_tree().create_timer(0.1, true).timeout
+	return id
+
+# +++ internal +++
+## Returns a new download id.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't call this.[/i][/b]
+func generate_id() -> int:
+	var id = randi()
+	if list_queue.has(id) or list_active.has(id):
+		loggeri.warn("New download id '" + str(id) + "' is already taken")
+		return generate_id()
+	loggeri.diag("Generated new download id " + str(id))
+	return id
+
+## Creates a new request and stores it in the queue. Returns the download id.[br]
+## [b]Warning: [i]You'll probably not need this. Only use this function when implementing your own downloading method.[/i][/b]
+func create_request(url: String, method: HTTPClient.Method = HTTPClient.Method.METHOD_GET, headers: PackedStringArray = PackedStringArray([]), body: String = "") -> int:
+	loggeri.verb("Creating new request\n-> URL: " + url + "\n-> Method: " + str(method) + "\nHeaders: " + str(headers.size()) + "\nBody size: " + str(body.length()) + " Characters")
 	var id = generate_id()
 	list_queue.merge({ id: { "url": url, "method": method, "headers": headers, "body": body } })
 	return id
 
-func start_download(id: int, parse_utf8: bool) -> void:
-	logger.verbf("erm", "Starting request " + str(id))
+## Configures and starts a queued request.[br]
+## [b]Note: [i]Using the [code]await[/code] keyword is required for this function.[/i][/b][br]
+## [b]Warning: [i]You'll probably not need this. Only use this function when implementing your own downloading method.[/i][/b]
+func start_request(id: int, parse_utf8: bool) -> void:
+	loggeri.verb("Starting request " + str(id))
 	list_active.merge({ id: list_queue[id] })
 	list_queue.erase(id)
-	logger.diagf("erm", "Creating new HTTPRequest \"Request #" + str(id) + "\"")
+	loggeri.diag("Creating new HTTPRequest \"Request #" + str(id) + "\"")
 	var download: HTTPRequest = HTTPRequest.new()
 	download.name = "Request #" + str(id)
 	download.accept_gzip = true
 	download.use_threads = true
 	var lambda: Callable = func(result: int, http_code: int, headers: PackedStringArray, body: PackedByteArray, httprequest: HTTPRequest) -> void:
-		logger.verbf("erm", "Request " + str(id) + " completed\nResult: " + str(result) + "\nHTTP response code: " + str(http_code) + "\nHeaders: " + str(headers.size()) + "\nBody size: " + str(body.size()) + " Bytes // " + str(core.misc.byte2mib(body.size(), true)) + " MiB\nParse body as UTF-8: " + str(parse_utf8))
+		loggeri.verb("Request " + str(id) + " completed\nResult: " + str(result) + "\nHTTP response code: " + str(http_code) + "\nHeaders: " + str(headers.size()) + "\nBody size: " + str(body.size()) + " Bytes // " + str(core.misc.byte2mib(body.size(), true)) + " MiB\nParse body as UTF-8: " + str(parse_utf8))
 		list_complete.merge({ id: { "result": result, "http_code": http_code, "headers": headers, "body": body, "body_utf8": body.get_string_from_utf8() if parse_utf8 else "" } })
 		list_active.erase(id)
 		remove_child(httprequest)
@@ -92,12 +156,31 @@ func start_download(id: int, parse_utf8: bool) -> void:
 	add_child(download)
 	download.request(list_active[id]["url"], list_active[id]["headers"], list_active[id]["method"], list_active[id]["body"])
 
-func is_download_complete(id: int) -> bool: return list_complete.has(id)
+## Checks if [code]url[/code] can be used.
+func is_url_allowed(url: String) -> bool:
+	if url.begins_with("http://"):
+		match(config_unsecure_requests):
+			CoreTypes.BlockadeLevel.BLOCK:
+				loggeri.error("Blocked unsecure url '" + url + "'")
+				return false
+			CoreTypes.BlockadeLevel.WARN: loggeri.warn("Requesting unsecure url '" + url + "'")
+			CoreTypes.BlockadeLevel.IGNORE: pass
+			_: await loggeri.crash("Invalid BlockadeLevel '" + str(config_unsecure_requests) + "'")
+	elif url.begins_with("https://"): pass
+	else:
+		loggeri.error("Invalid url '" + url + "'")
+		return false
+	return true
 
+## Returns if a request has completed yet.
+func is_request_completed(id: int) -> bool: return list_complete.has(id)
+
+## Cleans the request queue.
 func clean_queue() -> void:
-	logger.verbf("erm", "Cleaning request queue")
+	loggeri.verb("Cleaning request queue")
 	list_queue.clear()
 
+## Cleans the completed requests list.
 func clean_completed() -> void:
-	logger.verbf("erm", "Cleaning completed requests")
+	loggeri.verb("Cleaning completed requests")
 	list_complete.clear()
diff --git a/src/logger.gd b/src/logger.gd
index bd737e3..c1d8231 100644
--- a/src/logger.gd
+++ b/src/logger.gd
@@ -21,17 +21,21 @@
 ## large variety of placeholders usable in [param config_format].
 extends CoreBaseModule
 
-# Signals
 signal log_event
 
-# Configuration
+## The minimum log level you want to be displayed.
 var config_level: CoreTypes.LoggerLevel
+## Determines if the logger's output should be colored.
 var config_colored: bool
+## The template for all log messages[br]
+## Available placeholders are: [code]%time%[/code], [code]%time_ms%[/code], [code]%level%[/code], [code]%color%[/code], [code]%message%[/code], [code]%source%[/code], [code]%source_raw%[/code], [code]%function%[/code] and [code]%line%[/code]
 var config_format: String
+## Determines if identation should be provided if the logger encounters a newline.
 var config_newlines_override: bool
+## The maximum amount of characters excluding the message before newlines are no longer idented. Set to [code]-1[/code] to disable this behaviour.
 var config_newlines_sizelimit: int
 
-# Update configuration
+# +++ module +++
 func _pull_config() -> void:
 	config_level = core.config.logger_level
 	config_colored = core.config.logger_colored
@@ -39,7 +43,9 @@ func _pull_config() -> void:
 	config_newlines_override = core.config.logger_newlines_override
 	config_newlines_sizelimit = core.config.logger_newlines_sizelimit
 
-# Creates log messages
+# +++ logging +++
+## The main logging function that does the heavy lifting.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't call this.[/i][/b]
 func _log(level: CoreTypes.LoggerLevel, origin: String, message: String) -> void:
 	if !is_level_allowed(level):
 		emit_signal("log_event", false, level, origin, message, "")
@@ -82,19 +88,20 @@ func _log(level: CoreTypes.LoggerLevel, origin: String, message: String) -> void
 	if config_colored: print_rich(format)
 	else: print(format)
 
-# Check if level is allowed
-func is_level_allowed(level: CoreTypes.LoggerLevel) -> bool:
-	if level <= config_level: return true
-	else: return false
-
-# Self explanitory
+# +++ self explanitory +++
+## Prints a diagnostic log message.
 func diag(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.DIAG, origin, message)
+## Prints a verbose log message.
 func verb(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.VERB, origin, message)
+## Prints an informational log message.
 func info(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.INFO, origin, message)
+## Prints a warning log message.
 func warn(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.WARN, origin, message)
+## Prints an error log message.
 func error(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.ERROR, origin, message)
-
-# Built-in crash handler for CORE and applications using it
+## Handles crashes. Will terminate your game/application immediately.[br]
+## [b]Note: [i]Using the [code]await[/code] keyword is required for this function.[/i][/b][br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't set [code]framework_crash[/code] to [code]true[/code], thanks![/i][/b]
 func crash(origin: String, message: String, framework_crash: bool = false) -> void:
 	# Collect information
 	var stack: Array[Dictionary] = get_stack()
@@ -139,6 +146,8 @@ VIDEO
   -> Adapter Information %video_adapter%
 
    +++ GODOT ENGINE INFORMATION +++
+ENGINE
+ -> Version %godot_version%
 BUILD
  -> Debug build %godot_debug%
  -> Sandboxed %godot_sandboxed%
@@ -154,11 +163,11 @@ STACKTRACE
 	else: crash_message = crash_message.replace("%causer%", "The running application")
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%origin%", origin)
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%message%", message)
-	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_release%", str(core.version_release))
-	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_type%", await core.get_formatted_string("%type%"))
+	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_release%", str(core.version_version))
+	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_type%", await core.get_formatted_string("%version_type%"))
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_typerelease%", str(core.version_typerelease))
-	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_full%", str(core.version_release) + await core.get_formatted_string("-%type_technical%") + str(core.version_typerelease))
-	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_semantic%", await core.get_formatted_string("%release_semantic%"))
+	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_full%", str(core.version_version) + await core.get_formatted_string("-%version_type_technical%") + str(core.version_typerelease))
+	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%version_semantic%", await core.get_formatted_string("%version_semantic%"))
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%devmode%", str(core.is_devmode()))
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%headless%", str(core.config.headless))
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%os%", OS.get_name())
@@ -174,6 +183,7 @@ STACKTRACE
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%processor_name%", OS.get_processor_name())
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%processor_count%", str(OS.get_processor_count()))
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%video_adapter%", str(OS.get_video_adapter_driver_info()))
+	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%godot_version%", str(Engine.get_version_info()["string"]))
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%godot_debug%", str(OS.is_debug_build()))
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%godot_sandboxed%", str(OS.is_sandboxed()))
 	crash_message = crash_message.replace("%godot_persistance%", str(OS.is_userfs_persistent()))
@@ -184,15 +194,13 @@ STACKTRACE
 	# Print crash message
 	_log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.NONE, origin, crash_message)
 	# Shutdown
-	await core.misc.quit_safely(69)
+	await core.quit_safely(69)
 
-# Makes CORE development easier
-func diagf(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.DIAG, core.basepath.replace("res://", "") + "src/" + origin + ".gd", message)
-func verbf(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.VERB, core.basepath.replace("res://", "") + "src/" + origin + ".gd", message)
-func infof(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.INFO, core.basepath.replace("res://", "") + "src/" + origin + ".gd", message)
-func warnf(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.WARN, core.basepath.replace("res://", "") + "src/" + origin + ".gd", message)
-func errorf(origin: String, message: String) -> void: _log(CoreTypes.LoggerLevel.ERROR, core.basepath.replace("res://", "") + "src/" + origin + ".gd", message)
-func crashf(origin: String, message: String) -> void: crash(core.basepath.replace("res://", "") + "src/" + origin + ".gd", message)
+# +++ etc +++
+## Checks if the specified log level is allowed by the current configuration.
+func is_level_allowed(level: CoreTypes.LoggerLevel) -> bool:
+	if level <= config_level: return true
+	else: return false
 
-# Returns a logger instance
+## Returns a [class CoreLoggerInstance], which is a fancy word meaning you don't need to pass [code]origin[/code] every time you want to log something.
 func get_instance(origin: String) -> CoreLoggerInstance: return CoreLoggerInstance.new(self, origin)
diff --git a/src/logui.gd b/src/logui.gd
index d922ec3..16ad723 100644
--- a/src/logui.gd
+++ b/src/logui.gd
@@ -28,6 +28,20 @@ var logrtl: RichTextLabel
 var font_normal: Font
 var font_bold: Font
 
+# +++ module +++
+func _pull_config() -> void:
+	background.visible = !core.config.headless and core.config.logui_enabled
+	background.color = core.config.logui_background_color
+	logrtl.add_theme_font_size_override("normal_font_size", core.config.logui_font_size)
+	logrtl.add_theme_font_size_override("bold_font_size", core.config.logui_font_size)
+
+func _cleanup() -> void:
+	background.remove_child(logrtl)
+	core.sms.remove_child(background)
+	logrtl.queue_free()
+	background.queue_free()
+
+# +++ initialization +++
 func _initialize() -> void:
 	# Load fonts into memory
 	font_normal = load(core.basepath + "dist/FiraCode/Regular.ttf")
@@ -78,18 +92,7 @@ func _ready() -> void:
 	# Connect log_event
 	logger.connect("log_event", func(allowed: bool, _level: CoreTypes.LoggerLevel, _origin: String, _message: String, format: String) -> void: if allowed: logrtl.text = logrtl.text + format + "\n")
 
-func _cleanup() -> void:
-	background.remove_child(logrtl)
-	core.sms.remove_child(background)
-	logrtl.queue_free()
-	background.queue_free()
-
-func _pull_config() -> void:
-	background.visible = !core.config.headless and core.config.logui_enabled
-	background.color = core.config.logui_background_color
-	logrtl.add_theme_font_size_override("normal_font_size", core.config.logui_font_size)
-	logrtl.add_theme_font_size_override("bold_font_size", core.config.logui_font_size)
-
+# +++ process +++
 func _process(_delta: float) -> void:
 	if !core.config.headless:
 		var window_size: Vector2i = DisplayServer.window_get_size()
diff --git a/src/misc.gd b/src/misc.gd
index 2d1ca97..dc9e120 100644
--- a/src/misc.gd
+++ b/src/misc.gd
@@ -15,44 +15,67 @@
 # You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
 # along with this program.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 
-## Contains various useful functions that do not fit into other modules.
+## Contains various utility functions.
 ## 
-## Contains various useful functions that you can use to save yourself some time
-## programming or searching.
+## This module contains many methods that don't fit into any other module
+## and generally make your life as a developer easier.
 extends CoreBaseModule
 
-func quit_safely(exitcode: int = 0) -> void:
-	logger.infof("misc", "Shutting down (code " + str(exitcode) + ")")
-	logger.diagf("misc", "Waiting for log messages to be flushed")
-	await get_tree().create_timer(0.25).timeout
-	await core.cleanup()
-	get_tree().quit(exitcode)
-
+# +++ data type conversion +++
+## Converts a number of bytes into mebibytes.[br]
+## [br]
+## If [code]flatten[/code] is set to [code]true[/code], the decimal part will be discarded.
 @warning_ignore("integer_division")
 func byte2mib(bytes: int, flatten: bool = true) -> float:
 	if flatten: return bytes/1048576
 	return bytes/float(1048576)
 
+## Converts a number of mebibytes into bytes.[br]
+## [br]
+## If [code]flatten[/code] is set to [code]true[/code], the decimal part will be discarded.
 func mib2byte(mib: float, flatten: bool = true) -> float:
 	if flatten: return int(mib*1048576)
 	return mib*1048576
 
+## Converts a number of mebibytes into gibibytes.[br]
+## [br]
+## If [code]flatten[/code] is set to [code]true[/code], the decimal part will be discarded.
 func mib2gib(mib: float, flatten: bool = true) -> float:
 	if flatten: return int(mib/1024)
 	return mib/1024
 
+## Converts a number of gebibytes into mebibytes.[br]
+## [br]
+## If [code]flatten[/code] is set to [code]true[/code], the decimal part will be discarded.
 func gib2mib(gib: float, flatten: bool = true) -> float:
 	if flatten: return int(gib*1024)
 	return gib*1024
 
+# +++ type formatting +++
+## Converts a string array into a normal, nicely formatted string.[br]
+## [br]
+## With [code]item_before[/code] and [code]item_after[/code] you can customize the lists apperance. Here's an example on how to format every item bold:
+## [codeblock]
+## extends Node
+## 
+## var core: Core = get_node("/root/CORE")
+## var misc: CoreBaseModule = core.misc
+## var logger: CoreLoggerInstance = core.logger.get_instance("some/script.gd")
+## 
+## func _ready() -> void:
+##     var array: Array[String] = ["Apples", "Bananas", "Oranges"]
+##     
+##     logger.info(misc.format_stringarray(array))
+##     logger.info(misc.format_stringarray(array, "[b]", "[/b]"))
+## [/codeblock]
 func format_stringarray(array: Array[String], item_before: String = "", item_after: String = "", separator_list: String = ", ", separator_final: String = " & ") -> String:
 	var output: String = ""
 	
 	if array.size() == 0:
-		logger.warnf("misc", "Unable to format a string with a size of 0")
+		loggeri.warn("Unable to format a string with a size of 0")
 		return ""
 	elif array.size() == 1:
-		logger.warnf("misc", "Unable to format a string with a size of 1")
+		loggeri.warn("Unable to format a string with a size of 1")
 		return array[0]
 	
 	for item in array:
@@ -62,6 +85,10 @@ func format_stringarray(array: Array[String], item_before: String = "", item_aft
 	
 	return output
 
+# +++ array conversion +++
+## Converts an array into a string array.[br]
+## [br]
+## If an item is found that is not of type [code]String[/code], an empty array is returned.
 func array_to_stringarray(array: Array) -> Array[String]:
 	var output: Array[String] = []
 	
@@ -73,6 +100,7 @@ func array_to_stringarray(array: Array) -> Array[String]:
 	
 	return output
 
+## Converts a string array into an array.
 func stringarray_to_array(array: Array[String]) -> Array:
 	var output: Array = []
 	
@@ -81,5 +109,22 @@ func stringarray_to_array(array: Array[String]) -> Array:
 	
 	return output
 
+# +++ etc +++
+## Calculates the center of the child in the area of the parent.[br]
+## [br]
+## Example:
+## [codeblock]
+## extends Control
+## 
+## var core: Core = get_node("/root/CORE")
+## var misc: CoreBaseModule = core.misc
+## 
+## func _ready() -> void:
+##     position = misc.center_object(get_parent().size, size)
+## [/codeblock]
 func get_center(parent_size: Vector2, child_size: Vector2) -> Vector2:
 	return Vector2(parent_size.x/2-child_size.x/2, parent_size.y/2-child_size.y/2)
+
+## Moved to [method Core.quit_safely].
+## @deprecated
+func quit_safely(exitcode: int = 0) -> void: await core.quit_safely(exitcode)
diff --git a/src/sms.gd b/src/sms.gd
index 80c94c4..26138b5 100644
--- a/src/sms.gd
+++ b/src/sms.gd
@@ -15,22 +15,34 @@
 # You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
 # along with this program.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 
-## Manages scenes more efficiently.
+## Manages scenes for you efficiently.
 ## 
 ## Allows for organized scene management, making development much faster.
 extends CoreBaseModule
 
-# Objects
-const scene_nodes: Array[String] = ["debug", "cutscene", "menu", "main", "background"]
+## Used internally for adding, managing and removing scene collections.
+const scene_nodes: Array[String] = [ "debug", "cutscene", "menu", "main", "background" ]
+## The 'debug' scene collection.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var scenes_debug: Node = Node.new()
+## The 'cutscene' scene collection.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var scenes_cutscene: Node = Node.new()
+## The 'menu' scene collection.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var scenes_menu: Node = Node.new()
+## The 'main' scene collection.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var scenes_main: Node = Node.new()
+## The 'background' scene collection.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var scenes_background: Node = Node.new()
 
-# Variables
+## A list of all loaded scenes[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var scenes: Dictionary = {}
 
+# +++ module +++
 func _initialize() -> void:
 	for scene in scene_nodes:
 		get("scenes_" + scene).name = scene.to_upper()
@@ -47,18 +59,19 @@ func _cleanup() -> void:
 func _pull_config() -> void:
 	if core.config.headless:
 		# Remove all scenes
-		if is_inside_tree(): logger.verbf("sms", "Removing all scenes (triggered by headless mode)")
+		if is_inside_tree(): loggeri.verb("Removing all scenes (triggered by headless mode)")
 		for scene in scenes: remove_scene(scene, true)
 
-# Add a scene to some scene collection
+# +++ scene management +++
+## Adds a scene to some scene collection.
 func add_scene(sname: String, sclass: Node, type: CoreTypes.SceneType) -> bool:
 	if core.config.headless: return false
-	logger.verbf("sms", "Adding scene \"" + sname + "\" of type " + str(type))
+	loggeri.verb("Adding scene \"" + sname + "\" of type " + str(type))
 	if exists(sname) != CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE:
-		logger.errorf("sms", "Scene with name \"" + sname + "\" already exists")
+		loggeri.error("Scene with name \"" + sname + "\" already exists")
 		return false
 	if typeof(sclass) != TYPE_OBJECT or !sclass.is_class("Node"):
-		logger.errorf("sms", "Scene class \"" + sname + "\" is not of type Node")
+		loggeri.error("Scene class \"" + sname + "\" is not of type Node")
 		return false
 	sclass.name = sname
 	match(type):
@@ -68,17 +81,18 @@ func add_scene(sname: String, sclass: Node, type: CoreTypes.SceneType) -> bool:
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.MAIN: scenes_main.add_child(sclass)
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.BACKGROUND: scenes_background.add_child(sclass)
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE:
-			logger.errorf("sms", "CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE is not a valid scene type")
+			loggeri.error("CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE is not a valid scene type")
 			return false
-		_: await logger.crashf("sms", "Invalid SceneType " + str(type), true)
+		_: await loggeri.crash("Invalid SceneType " + str(type))
 	scenes.merge({ sname: { "type": type, "class": sclass } })
 	return true
 
-# Remove a scene from some scene collection
+## Removes a scene from some scene collection.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't set [code]force_remove[/code] to [code]true[/code], thanks![/i][/b]
 func remove_scene(sname: String, force_remove: bool = false) -> bool:
 	if core.config.headless and !force_remove: return false
-	if force_remove: await logger.crashf("sms", "force_remove = true is not allowed", true)
-	logger.verbf("sms", "Removing scene \"" + sname + "\"")
+	if force_remove: await loggeri.crash("force_remove = true is not allowed")
+	loggeri.verb("Removing scene \"" + sname + "\"")
 	match(exists(sname)):
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.DEBUG:
 			scenes_debug.remove_child(scenes[sname]["class"])
@@ -96,13 +110,16 @@ func remove_scene(sname: String, force_remove: bool = false) -> bool:
 			scenes_background.remove_child(scenes[sname]["class"])
 			scenes[sname]["class"].queue_free()
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE:
-			logger.errorf("sms", "Scene \"" + sname + "\" does not exist")
+			loggeri.error("Scene \"" + sname + "\" does not exist")
 			return false
-		_: await logger.crashf("sms", "Invalid SceneType " + str(exists(sname)), true)
+		_: await loggeri.crash("Invalid SceneType " + str(exists(sname)))
 	scenes.erase(sname)
 	return true
 
-# Return a loaded scene
+# +++ getters +++
+## Returns a scene from some scene collection.[br]
+## [br]
+## Returns [code]null[/code] if no scene with that name was found.
 func get_scene(sname: String) -> Node:
 	if core.config.headless: return null
 	match(exists(sname)):
@@ -111,11 +128,13 @@ func get_scene(sname: String) -> Node:
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.MENU: return scenes[sname]["class"]
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.MAIN: return scenes[sname]["class"]
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.BACKGROUND: return scenes[sname]["class"]
-		CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE: logger.errorf("sms", "Scene \"" + sname + "\" does not exist")
-		_: await logger.crashf("sms", "Invalid SceneType " + str(exists(sname)), true)
+		CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE: loggeri.error("Scene \"" + sname + "\" does not exist")
+		_: await loggeri.crash("Invalid SceneType " + str(exists(sname)))
 	return null
 
-# Return a scene collection for scene manipulation
+## Returns a scene collection node.[br]
+## Useful if you want to change a child's index.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't change any properties of the scene collection or free it, otherwise you may cause breakage.[/i][/b]
 func get_scene_collection(type: CoreTypes.SceneType) -> Node:
 	if core.config.headless: return null
 	match(type):
@@ -124,11 +143,11 @@ func get_scene_collection(type: CoreTypes.SceneType) -> Node:
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.MENU: return scenes_menu
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.MAIN: return scenes_main
 		CoreTypes.SceneType.BACKGROUND: return scenes_background
-		CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE: logger.errorf("sms", "No scene collection was found for CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE")
-		_: await logger.crashf("sms", "Invalid SceneType " + str(type), true)
+		CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE: loggeri.error("No scene collection was found for CoreTypes.SceneType.NONE")
+		_: await loggeri.crash("Invalid SceneType " + str(type))
 	return null
 
-# Return scenes in some scene collection
+## Returns a list of all loaded scenes in some scene collection.
 func get_scene_collection_list(type: CoreTypes.SceneType) -> Array[Node]:
 	var list: Array[Node] = []
 	for scene in scenes:
@@ -136,7 +155,7 @@ func get_scene_collection_list(type: CoreTypes.SceneType) -> Array[Node]:
 			list.append(scenes[scene]["class"])
 	return list
 
-# Return scene count in some scene collection
+## Returns the number of loaded scenes in some scene collection.
 func get_scene_collection_count(type: CoreTypes.SceneType) -> int:
 	var amount: int = 0
 	for scene in scenes:
@@ -144,7 +163,9 @@ func get_scene_collection_count(type: CoreTypes.SceneType) -> int:
 			amount += 1
 	return amount
 
-# Return scene existance & scene collection
+## Returns the scene collection a scene is loaded in.[br]
+## [br]
+## [enum CoreTypes.SceneType][code].NONE[/code] if no scene with that name was found.
 func exists(sname: String) -> CoreTypes.SceneType:
 	for scene in scenes:
 		if scene == sname: return scenes[scene]["type"]
diff --git a/src/storage.gd b/src/storage.gd
index d413ac4..391de50 100644
--- a/src/storage.gd
+++ b/src/storage.gd
@@ -16,137 +16,163 @@
 # along with this program.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 extends CoreBaseModule
 
+## Easy config management.
+## 
+## Allows you to read and write configuration files with ease, without any headaches.
+
+## Indicates if a storage file is currently open.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var is_open: bool = false
+## The parsed data inside the storage file.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var storage: Dictionary = {}
+## The location of the storage file.[br]
+## [b]Danger: [i]Don't modify this.[/i][/b]
 var storage_location: String = ""
 
+# +++ file management +++
+## Opens a storage file into memory.
 func open_storage(location: String, create_new: bool = true, sanity_check: bool = true, fail_on_sanity_check: bool = false) -> bool:
 	if is_open:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to open storage: A storage file is already open")
+		loggeri.error("Failed to open storage: A storage file is already open")
 		return false
-	logger.verbf("storage", "Opening storage file at \"" + location + "\"")
+	loggeri.verb("Opening storage file at \"" + location + "\"")
 	var file: FileAccess
 	if !FileAccess.file_exists(location):
 		if create_new:
 			file = FileAccess.open(location, FileAccess.WRITE)
 			if file == null:
-				await logger.crashf("storage", "Could not open storage file at \"" + location + "\": Failed with code " + str(FileAccess.get_open_error()))
+				await loggeri.crash("Could not open storage file at \"" + location + "\": Failed with code " + str(FileAccess.get_open_error()))
 				return false
 			file.store_string("{}")
 			file.close()
 		else:
-			logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to open storage: create_new is set to false")
+			loggeri.error("Failed to open storage: create_new is set to false")
 			return false
 	file = FileAccess.open(location, FileAccess.READ)
 	var storage_temp: Variant = file.get_as_text()
 	file.close()
 	storage_temp = JSON.parse_string(storage_temp)
 	if typeof(storage_temp) != TYPE_DICTIONARY:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to open storage: Parsed storage file is of type " + str(typeof(storage_temp)))
+		loggeri.error("Failed to open storage: Parsed storage file is of type " + str(typeof(storage_temp)))
 		return false
 	if sanity_check:
 		var check_result: Array[String] = perform_sanity_check(storage_temp)
 		if check_result.size() != 0:
 			if fail_on_sanity_check:
-				logger.errorf("storage", "Sanity check failed (stopping):")
+				loggeri.error("Sanity check failed (stopping):")
 				for error in check_result:
-					logger.errorf("storage", "-> " + error)
+					loggeri.error("-> " + error)
 				return false
 			else:
-				logger.warnf("storage", "Sanity check failed (continuing anyway):")
+				loggeri.warn("Sanity check failed (continuing anyway):")
 				for error in check_result:
-					logger.warnf("storage", "-> " + error)
+					loggeri.warn("-> " + error)
 	storage = storage_temp
 	storage_location = location
 	is_open = true
 	return true
 
+## Closes the active storage file.
 func close_storage() -> bool:
 	if !is_open:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to close storage: No storage file is open")
+		loggeri.error("Failed to close storage: No storage file is open")
 		return false
-	logger.verbf("storage", "Closing storage file")
+	loggeri.verb("Closing storage file")
 	storage = {}
 	is_open = false
 	return true
 
+## Saves the active storage file to disk.
 func save_storage() -> bool:
 	if !is_open:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to save storage: No storage file is open")
+		loggeri.error("Failed to save storage: No storage file is open")
 		return false
 	var file: FileAccess = FileAccess.open(storage_location, FileAccess.WRITE)
 	if file == null:
-		await logger.crashf("storage", "Could not open storage file at \"" + storage_location + "\": Failed with code " + str(FileAccess.get_open_error()))
+		await loggeri.crash("Could not open storage file at \"" + storage_location + "\": Failed with code " + str(FileAccess.get_open_error()))
 		return false
-	logger.diagf("storage", "Writing storage file to disk")
+	loggeri.diag("Writing storage file to disk")
 	file.store_string(JSON.stringify(storage))
 	file.close()
 	return true
 
+# +++ config manipulation +++
+## Removes all keys from the active storage file. The nuclear option basically.
 func nuke_storage(autosave: bool = true) -> bool:
 	if !is_open:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to nuke storage: No storage file is open")
+		loggeri.error("Failed to nuke storage: No storage file is open")
 		return false
-	logger.warnf("storage", "Nuking storage")
+	loggeri.warn("Nuking storage")
 	storage = {}
 	if autosave: save_storage()
 	return true
 
+## Returns a storage key. Can also return a default value if unset.
 func get_key(key: String, default: Variant = null) -> Variant:
 	if !is_open:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to get key: No storage file is open")
+		loggeri.error("Failed to get key: No storage file is open")
 		return NAN
-	logger.diagf("storage", "Returning storage key \"" + key + "\" (default='" + str(default) + "')")
+	loggeri.diag("Returning storage key \"" + key + "\" (default='" + str(default) + "')")
 	return storage.get(key, default)
 
+## Updates a storage key with the specified value.
 func set_key(key: String, value: Variant, overwrite: bool = true, autosave: bool = true) -> bool:
 	if !is_open:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to set key: No storage file is open")
+		loggeri.error("Failed to set key: No storage file is open")
 		return false
-	logger.diagf("storage", "Updating storage key \"" + key + "\" with value '" + str(value) + "' (overwrite='" + str(overwrite) + "' autosave='" + str(autosave) + "'")
+	loggeri.diag("Updating storage key \"" + key + "\" with value '" + str(value) + "' (overwrite='" + str(overwrite) + "' autosave='" + str(autosave) + "'")
 	storage.merge({key: value}, overwrite)
 	if autosave: save_storage()
 	return true
 
+## Deletes a storage key.
 func del_key(key: String, autosave: bool = true) -> bool:
 	if !is_open:
 		logger.errof("storage", "Failed to delete key: No storage file is open")
 		return false
-	logger.diagf("storage", "Deleting storage key \"" + key + "\" (autosave='" + str(autosave) + "')")
+	loggeri.diag("Deleting storage key \"" + key + "\" (autosave='" + str(autosave) + "')")
 	storage.erase(key)
 	if autosave: save_storage()
 	return true
 
+## Returns the [param storage] [class Dictionary], useful for more advanced operations.[br]
+## Changes are not reflected onto the [param storage] though. To save changes through this module,
+## pass your modified [class Dictionary to [method safe_dict].
 func get_dict() -> Dictionary:
 	if !is_open:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to get dictionary: No storage file is open")
+		loggeri.error("Failed to get dictionary: No storage file is open")
 		return {}
-	logger.verbf("storage", "Returning storage dictionary")
+	loggeri.verb("Returning storage dictionary")
 	return storage
 
+# +++ raw manipulation +++
+## Saves a arbitrary dictionary as a [param storage] [class Dictionary] with sanity checking ([code]sanity_check[/code] and [code]fail_on_sanity_check[/code]).
 func save_dict(dict: Dictionary, sanity_check: bool = true, fail_on_sanity_check: bool = false, autosave: bool = true) -> bool:
 	if !is_open:
-		logger.errorf("storage", "Failed to save dictionary: No storage file is open")
+		loggeri.error("Failed to save dictionary: No storage file is open")
 		return false
-	logger.verbf("storage", "Saving custom dictionary as storage")
+	loggeri.verb("Saving custom dictionary as storage")
 	if sanity_check:
 		var check_result: Array[String] = perform_sanity_check(dict)
 		if check_result.size() != 0:
 			if fail_on_sanity_check:
-				logger.errorf("storage", "Sanity check failed (stopping):")
+				loggeri.error("Sanity check failed (stopping):")
 				for error in check_result:
-					logger.errorf("storage", "-> " + error)
+					loggeri.error("-> " + error)
 				return false
 			else:
-				logger.warnf("storage", "Sanity check failed (continuing anyway):")
+				loggeri.warn("Sanity check failed (continuing anyway):")
 				for error in check_result:
-					logger.warnf("storage", "-> " + error)
+					loggeri.warn("-> " + error)
 	storage = dict
 	if autosave: save_storage()
 	return true
 
+# +++ etc +++
+## Performs sanity checks on a [class Dictionary] to determine if it can be saved and loaded using this module.
 func perform_sanity_check(storage_check: Dictionary) -> Array[String]:
-	logger.verbf("storage", "Performing a sanity check on some storage dictionary")
+	loggeri.verb("Performing a sanity check on some storage dictionary")
 	var errors: Array[String] = []
 	for key in storage_check:
 		if typeof(key) != TYPE_STRING:
@@ -155,5 +181,5 @@ func perform_sanity_check(storage_check: Dictionary) -> Array[String]:
 		if typeof(storage_check[key]) != TYPE_NIL and typeof(storage_check[key]) != TYPE_STRING and typeof(storage_check[key]) != TYPE_INT and typeof(storage_check[key]) != TYPE_FLOAT and typeof(storage_check[key]) != TYPE_BOOL and typeof(storage_check[key]) != TYPE_ARRAY and typeof(storage_check[key]) != TYPE_DICTIONARY:
 			errors.append("The value of \"" + key + "\" is not null, a string, an integer, a float, boolean, array or dictionary (type '" + type_string(typeof(key)) + "')")
 		
-	logger.verbf("storage", "Completed sanity check with " + str(errors.size()) + " errors")
+	loggeri.verb("Completed sanity check with " + str(errors.size()) + " errors")
 	return errors