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function scoreboardProjection(frame_offset) {

    if (frame_offset == null) frame_offset = 0;
    var canvas, proj;
    var score_img_1,
        score_img_2,
        overlay,
        board_canvas,
        score_canvas_1,
        score_canvas_2;

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function getCurrentFrameFromTimecode() {
	frame_canvas_ctx.drawImage(video, 961, 0, 1, 16, 0, 0, 1, 16);
	var timeBitmap = frame_canvas_ctx.getImageData(0, 0, 1, 16);
	var timeData = timeBitmap.data;
	var frame = 0;
	var value;
	for (var i = timeData.length - 1; i >= 0; i -= 4) {
	    value = (timeData[i - 3] + timeData[i - 2]
	    	+ timeData[i - 1]) > 125 ? 1 : 0;
	    if (Math.floor(i / 4) == 15) {

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// Otter destruction
// An example of how Underscore.js and Impact make it easy to destroy
// all the enemies on-screen with a giant otter
destroyEverthing: function() {

    // Grab all active enemies 
    _.each(ig.game.getAllEnemies(), function(e){

        // Check if an enemy is on screen
        if(e.isOnScreen) {

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// Impact's main draw function in the main game file
draw: function() {

	// Clear out the main canvas since Easel will have drawn things that Impact doesn’t know about
	var ctx = ig.system.context;
	ctx.setTransform(1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0);
	ctx.clearRect(0, 0, ig.system.width, ig.system.height);

	// Call draw on the parent object to make sure that all draws to the canvas are finalized
	// before telling Easel to update

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// Create the Easel Stage
this.stage = new Stage(this.canvas);

// Set the stage to not autoClear
// This keeps EaselJS from erasing all of what Impact has already drawn to canvas.
this.stage.autoClear = false;

// Update Easel in sync with Impact
tick: function() {
	// Call Easel's update function to draw all of its queued changes