I thought this was amusing. I was trying to see what gets called when you change the load percentage spinner. So I used to often forgotten code-browse feature (ctrl-rightclick) to see all the “on blank do” events. You can see here how complex the krakatoa gui is. This is a screen capture from dual monitors at 1920x1080.
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Cheers,
Ben.
Tell me about it. 
With half of the rollouts now moved out of the GUI floater, I intend to start moving some of the code to separate MS files.
That being said, I have no trouble navigating and editing the KrakatoaGUI.ms file at this point.
I ended up just searching for the text in the spinner. It’s very complex but it’s very organized and thorough. The end result is a lot of clutter for the user to see, but I’m not sure what I would do differently. I’m partial to visual hierarchies. The sizes and shapes of the controls become a sense-memory. Subtle touches like button colors, and rollout groupings help. Right now the rollout titles blend into the buttons above and below. That might just be my color scheme.
If you look at the docs, the screenshots are from my color scheme - I use the light one, but with dark blue rollout titles.