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<h1> Examples </h1>
This section should contain some intersting examples of how things can
be done with the scripting language.
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<b>TODO: </b> Add some (more) interesting example uses of the scripting language here.
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This shows how create a flag which gives time as a reward instead of
point when it is taken. In this case the player gets 10 bonus seconds
by taking the flag.
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(define my-flag (add-flag 100 100 0 1 0.1))
(time-on-death my-flag 10.0)
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And as you can see this trick works for many different types of
animated objects like Mr Black's, Babies, Birds, Cactuses and even the
player object himself!
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(define my-flag (new-mr-black 100.5 100.5))
(time-on-death my-flag 10.0)
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