LBreakout

This release includes the three winning themes (AbsoluteB, Oz, and Moiree) from
the HappyPenguin.org theming contest. The old default theme is now named
"Classic". A crash which occurred when two alternating players made it to last
level of a set was fixed, as well as a few Win32 input bugfixes. Minor new
features were added, such as a blinking cursor to distinguish editable items
from switches in the menu.

This release is completely themeable, and menu graphics can be changed. Information about a theme can be displayed in a hint bubble. The quick help is now available in the game, and all existing level sets have been included (27 sets, about 440 levels). There were some bugfixes to network gaming (especially to the sets MP_Arenas and MP_Snapshots), but it's still not ready for Internet gaming despite working fine on a LAN.

This release introduces network gaming, allowing you to have duels with other
humans via LAN or Internet. It features a chatroom where you can make your
challenges and a bunch of commands that allow you to do such things as transfer
self-made levelsets. Some bugfixes have been made for single/alternating player
mode, including fixes for configure checks, sound buffer, missing files, theme
warnings, plasma weapon. Other new features include a second fire key for the
other direction, optional bonus info, and a version number for levelsets.
LBreakout2 can now be compiled on Win32.

This release features the ability to use user-supplied graphics and sounds as
themes. Various bugs were fixed, and the program can now be compiled for Win32
with MinGW.

Some gameplay adjustments (player change after level completed) and bugfixes (reflection bug, wrong intersect condition), a new animation level for very slow computers, and the ball moves back to paddle when no brick was hit within ten seconds.