* destination portal selector (click on a portal to select it)
	* create portal links to last portal selected
	* if no last portal selected, throw a message

* portal mouse hover to edit name

* item mouse hover to edit name

* TextInput class (PodSix)
	* cursor
	* fix arrow keys to move around in edit box
	* key repeat
	* stop events propagating to the game, like enter for portals, arrow keys, etc. (triggered = True)

* deleting a prop adds a new prop in the center if it's the last one to go

* improve dying - fade then zap to last platform
	* if there is no last platform, pick one from the level
	* if the level has no platforms, create one in the center of the level

* clicking fill on transparent background changes the background color

* chat box functionality
	* /help command
	* /new command with location name
	* /teleport command with location
	* /quit command
	* /back command

* All level operations proxied through the levelmanager

* network client
	* make all LevelManager commands be proxied to the server
	* don't allow LevelManager commands if not connected
	* world icon shows if a connection is made
	* send movements to the client
	* check version number against server
	* send chat events to the server
	* send level editing events to the server

* network server
	* level store
	* mirror commands to all users on the same level
		* chat events
		* level editing events
		* 
	* check protocol version number against clients

--- FIRST PUBLIC RELEASE ---

Bugs
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* props should stay within max level size
* off-by-one graphics bug

Later
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* add a history to the editing of a level

* rollovers for edit buttons

* new prop type that you don't hit for 'foreground' stuff

* edit mode menu
	* new things
		+ platform
		+ portal
		+ item
	* edit things
		+ delete
		+ move
		+ clone
	* graphics things
		+ draw
		+ fill
		> line
		> rectangle
	* palette button
		* choose color
		* select palette
	> other
		> undo

> zooming

* palettes and palette mapping code
	<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8-bit_color>
	<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_8-bit_computer_hardware_palettes> 
		> Apple II
		> C-64
		> ZX Spectrum
		> MSX
		> CGA
	<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_videogame_consoles_palettes>
		* Atari 2600
		* NES
		> Sega Master System

* splash screen

* animation editor
	* character animations
	* animated objects

* multiple bounding boxes per frame