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{
  "mods": 
  [
    
    {
      "name": "base",
      "enabled": true
    },
    

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{
	"version": "0.2.0",
	"configurations": [
		{
			"type": "lua-local",
			"request": "launch",
			"name": "Debug",
			"program": {
				"command": "love"
			},

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function love.update(dt)
	accumulator = accumulator+dt
	if joystick then
		handle_joystick(joystick)
	end
	if accumulator >= tickPeriod then
	  -- do update stuff	
  end
end

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function love.draw()
  local width, height = love.graphics.getDimensions()
	local gameScale = canvasWidth / canvasHeight
	local windowScale = width / height
	local sw, sh = width/canvasWidth, height/canvasHeight

	if windowScale > gameScale then
		drawScale = sh
	else
		drawScale = sw

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if btnp(4) then
        local index = cursor.y*10+cursor.x
        -- placing something will have to consider if it is an empty spot
        -- and if we still have something to place (in hand is > 0 in id)
        if (space_map[index] == vacant) and (in_hand_object != 0) then
            -- if so place it
            space_map[cursor.y*10+cursor.x] = in_hand_object
            -- set our hand to "empty"
            in_hand_object = 0
            -- only add objecst to hand if we still have them in pool

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 -- borders around play area
    line(8,7,87,7,1)
    line(7,8,7,88,1)
    line(88,8,88,88,1)
    line(8,89,87,89,1)
    -- fill pattern for grid
    for i=1,10 do
        fillp(▒)
        --line((i*8)-1,8,(i*8),88,1)
        local xpos = (i*8)-1

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-- Insertion Sort by @impbox
-- this will sort our closed list by the A* F value.
function sort(array)
    for i=1,#array do
        local j = i
        while j > 1 and array[j-1].f < array[j].f do
            array[j],array[j-1] = array[j-1],array[j]
            j = j - 1
        end
    end

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-- a little helper function to print centered text
function print_center(text, x, y, color)
    -- get the lenght of the text
    -- if you did not know, print returns the position of the last character
    -- so fi you print offscreen, starting from 0 you will get the exact lenght of the text
    local len = print(text, 0, 400, color)
    print(text, x-(len/2), y, color)
end

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-- state machines might sound complicated, but when it comes down
-- they are just if statements that control how our code behaves.
-- based on certain conditions you can jump between "states"
-- and this can help you also organize stuff better, animate more freely, or
-- for example, let's use state machines to create a menu system for our game
function _init()
    -- we will start on the game logo scene
    -- and we will have the following:
    -- menu: to show a nice menu if you want
    -- gameplay: where the actual game code runs

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function _init()
	-- create collection for players
	players = {}
	-- p1
	player1 = {
		x = 0,
		y = 2,
		clr = 12,
		health = 10
	}