# CHANGES
- Adds ability to play different levelsets to original game
- Adds a level editor to original game
- Adds hotkeys to increase/decrease music volume: '+' and '-'

# TODO
- Ability to remove a level graphically
- Ability to create a new set graphically
- Empty level in editor
- Undo/Redo in editor
- Add a "test level" button in editor
- Clean-up in backups
- Have a Python 3+ version

# TOFIX
- Unlock done level even if no highscore has been recorded
- Key translations for all keyboard layouts

Tested with Ubuntu 14.04 / Python 2.7.6

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# Where are levels saved?
All new levels goes into the Custom levelset
All edited levels - whatever levelset it is from - will be saved into the Custom set
The custom sets are in the Pathological folder, in \user_circuits\

# How to add an existing levelset?
Copy the levelset into Pathological folder > user_circuits

# How to create a new levelset?
If you're done with the default Custom set, simply rename it in the user_circuits folder.
A new Custom file will automatically be created to start the new set

# How to remove a level or a set?
There's no other choice at the moment but to open the set file in the user_circuits folder to remove it.
To remove a set, remove the set file in the user_circuits folder.

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ReadMe updated by Nina Ripoll
On Feb. 6th, 2016

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