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function initializeProject()
{
   // Load up the in game gui.
   exec("~/gui/mainScreen.gui");
   
   // Exec game scripts.
   exec("./gameScripts/game.cs");
   
   // Remove the following four lines if you would like to start the game without running the
   // level builder.
   //if ($runWithEditors)
   //{
   //   toggleLevelEditor();
   //   return;
   //}
   
   // This is where the game starts. Right now, we are just starting the first level. You will
   // want to expand this to load up a splash screen followed by a main menu depending on the
   // specific needs of your game. Most likely, a menu button will start the actual game, which
   // is where startGame should be called from.
   startGame();
}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// startGame
// All game logic should be set up here. This will be called by the level builder when you
// select "Run Game" or by the startup process of your game to load the first level.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function startGame(%level)
{
   // Set The GUI.
   Canvas.setContent(mainScreenGui);
   Canvas.setCursor(DefaultCursor);
   
   //moveMap.push();
   //sceneWindow2D.loadLevel(%level);
   
   // Add exec statments here
   exec("./gameData.cs");
   exec("./player.cs");
   
   setupT2DScene();
}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// endGame
// Game cleanup should be done here.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function endGame()
{
   //sceneWindow2D.endLevel();
   //moveMap.pop();
}

function setupT2DScene()
{
   // Create our scenegraph
   new t2dSceneGraph(t2dScene);
   // Associate Scenegraph with Window.
   sceneWindow2D.setSceneGraph( t2dScene );
   
   // Add custom game code here...
   createPlayer();
   createLevel();
}

GAME::CurrentShape = new ScriptObject() { class = "SHAPE"; };
$GAME::NextShape = new ScriptObject() { class = "SHAPE"; };

function Shape::CopyFrom(%this,%source )
{
   // copy specified shape from the Shapes array into the $CurrentShape array.
   for (%x=0;%x<$GAME::SHAPES::SIZEX;%x++)   
      for (%y=0;%y<$GAME::SHAPES::SIZEY;%y++)
         %this.block[%x,%y] = %source.block[%x,%y];
   %this.position = %source.position;
}

Quote: If you run the game and type in the console "$GAME::CurrentShape.dump();" you should see the new CopyFrom function that we've added along with all the other functions you can call on a ScriptObject