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print("CODE SERVER v7.8.3 OWNER: APPLESAUCE")
import time
time.sleep(3)
print("SPEEDY SQUARE LOGGED IN")
time.sleep(2)
print("WARNING: SPEEDY SQUARE ATTEMPING TO MODIFY SYSTEM CODE")
time.sleep(3)
print("SYSTEM MODIFY *** EDITED BY <ADMIN> SPEEDY SQUARE")
time.sleep(2)
print("SYSTEM HALT *** NEW SYSTEM LOADED")

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# Scratch TAS importer/exporter
# by python-b5
#
# Imports and exports runs from _TAS_'s Scratch TAS games.

# Import run
def import_run(run):
    inputs = []

    number = ""

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UTW text system

Undertale Wildfire has a custom text system to allow for special formatting. To draw text with this system, use the draw_formatted_text() function, as follows:

draw_formatted_text(x, y, font, char_spacing, line_spacing, text)

• x and y: The position to draw the text at. The text alignment in GameMaker is always set to fa_left and fa_top when using this function.
• font: The font to draw characters with.
• char_spacing: The number of pixels from the start of each character to the start of the next one (even proportional fonts will be drawn as monospaced with this function - this is how the base dialogue font is drawn!).
• line_spacing: The number of pixels from the top of each line to the top of the next one.
• text: The text to draw.

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# terminal-minesweeper
# by python-b5
#
# A small implementation of Minesweeper in the terminal.


# Imports
import datetime
import json
import math

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Battle system

Undertale Wildfire's battle system is significantly different from Undertale's, and not just in the gameplay sense. Unlike the original game, I have tried my best to make Undertale Wildfire's battle system as easy to understand and work with as possible. Of course, since it is a complicated system, there is still a learning curve, but I aim with this document to make it seem slightly less intimidating. I promise (or hope, at least) that once you get used to it, this system will make creating encounters both quick and relatively painless.

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enum event_states {
	waiting,
	running,
	finished
}

// Creates a new cutscene.
function cutscene_init() {
	return instance_create_layer(0, 0, "system", obj_cutscene);
}