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+Level definitions made up of :
+------------------------------
+
+lunar.desc	-	Level description file
+<file>		- 	Level file <n>
+
+
+Format of level description file :
+----------------------------------
+
+Name of level set
+<no of level files>
+<filename 1>
+<filename 2>
+   .....   
+   .....   
+<filename N>
+
+
+Format of level files :
+-----------------------
+
+Name of level
+<type of polygon N>		(M=Mountain, P=Pad,
+				 X=Asteroid c/wise, Y=Asteroid a/cwise, O=Mine)
+<origin of polygon N>		(integer X,Y)
+<point 1 of polygon N>		(integer X,Y)
+<point 2 of polygon N>		(integer X,Y)
+     ............
+<point M of polygon N>		(integer X,Y)
+-666,-666			(end polygon marker)
+<type of polygon N+1>
+     ............
+     ............
+
+
+TIPS:
+-----
+
+1.  Remember the lander starts out at (0,0)
+
+2.  Make the outside of the level the _inside_ of a large polygon - if you don't
+    want to be able to drift out into space!
+
+3.  Asteroids are the same as mountains, but rotate to cause hassle - you could
+    always make the outside of the level an asteriod if you wanted!!
+
+4.  The _centre_ of an asteroid doesn't have to be it's real centre - this way
+    you can generate orbitting objects.
+
+5.  Mines cause engine damage and disappear once hit.
+
+6.  The vector routines aren't particularly flash!!  Don't get carried away!
+
+7.  Use ledit to make the levels - it _will_ stop your hair falling out! :-)
+
+8.  Current limits are (double check with code)
+
+	Max levels		- 32
+	Max objetcs per level	- 64
+	Max lines per object	- 32