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| 1. The Command Module provides a **__Console__** that allows you to enter commands to manipulate Objects, the Config, and other parts of the Orx system without having to change your code, or your config, and without having to recompile/ | 1. The Command Module provides a **__Console__** that allows you to enter commands to manipulate Objects, the Config, and other parts of the Orx system without having to change your code, or your config, and without having to recompile/ | ||
| - | 2. The Command Module presents a **__Command Syntax__**. What you enter into the Console can be taken and used to build Tracks. Tracks are groups of manipulations to objects or config at set time intervals. Without tracks, chaining lots of effects in a sequence would otherwise have be managed by variables and events, which can become complex and messy. Tracks will be dealt with in the [[en: | + | 2. The Command Module presents a **__Command Syntax__**. What you enter into the Console can be taken and used to build Tracks. Tracks are groups of manipulations to objects or config at set time intervals. Without tracks, chaining lots of effects in a sequence would otherwise have be managed by variables and events, which can become complex and messy. Tracks will be dealt with in the [[en: |
| This article will cover how to use the command syntax in the Command Module' | This article will cover how to use the command syntax in the Command Module' | ||
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| ==== Starting with a basic project ==== | ==== Starting with a basic project ==== | ||
| - | If you don't have a basic project to work with, head over to [[en: | + | If you don't have a basic project to work with, head over to [[en: |
| Define a sprite object in your config: | Define a sprite object in your config: | ||
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| - | Now that you know a little about the command syntax, let's try [[en: | + | Now that you know a little about the command syntax, let's try [[en: |
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