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import { AmmoJSPlugin, PhysicsImpostor, Vector3 } from "babylonjs"
import { Actor, RigidBody } from "./actors"
import { Assert } from "./assert"
import { IdGenerator } from "./idGenerator"
import type { Table } from "./table"
import { AmmoUtils } from "./utils"
import type { btAmmo, btManifoldPoint, btRigidBody, btWorld } from './utils/ammo'

/*
 This class manages manifolds from bullet which are a data structure that is created and destroyed

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Rule #1: Players Can Only Declare Actions or Ask Questions

When the DM asks a player: “what do you do,” there are only two valid responses. And neither one involves the name of a skill.

First, the player can ask the DM a question about the world or the situation. “Do I know anything about the strange rune?” “Do I recognize the name ‘The Clan of the Pointed Stick?” “Do I see anything hiding on the ceiling?” Notice, none of these things require the player to mention skills. The DM can respond with an answer or ask for a specific roll. “Make an Arcane Lore check, but only if you’re trained.” “Yes. The strange old man in the mask mentioned it last week. It is apparently a clan of martial artists.” “Make an Observation roll with a -5 penalty because its dark.”

Second, the player can describe what action his PC is taking. And he should do so as if the D&D adventure were a book and his PC was a character. It doesn’t matter what skill or ability score the player thinks his PC should roll; what matters is what the 

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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;

public class GoL : MonoBehaviour {

	public bool[,] currentGrid = new bool[40, 40];
	public bool[,] newGrid = new bool[40, 40];
	bool[,] bufferGrid = new bool[40, 40];
	List<GameObject> liveCells = new List<GameObject>();