· · · · · · · The user selects a tile color and then clicks a square on the grid to assign it this color The software keeps count of how many of each tile are used The user can save and load their designs via a local shared object (SOL) The user can change the color of default tiles The user can change the color of the grout lines The user can change the color of the workspace Additional features (not implemented in our demos but you could implement them as an exercise) -- The user can print the design -- The user can double-click a square to split it into four triangular tiles (across the diagonals) -- The user can assign colors to the quarter tiles in the same way as whole tiles -- Double-clicking a quarter tile restores the whole tile to this color -- The user can add extra rows and columns mid-way through the design -- The user can copy and paste a section of the design How a Robotlegs application gets things done Although every Robotlegs application solves a unique problem, the ways in which the objects solving that problem cooperate and communicate are consistent. The tiers of