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README.md

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+# ScarletBlackMarket
+
+Repository for Kevinmonitor and co.'s Touhou Station Jam 3 game. 
+
+Available attacks:
+
++ Remilia Nonspell 1
++ Remilia Nonspell 2
++ Remilia Spell 2 (Patchouli Card)
++ Remilia Spell 3 (Sakuya Card)
+
+How to install & play available attacks:
+
++ Install all files in this repo. 
++ Open either th_dnh_ph3sx.exe or th_dnh_ph3sx_legacy.exe (if you cannot open the latter)
++ Select "Single" in the Menu.
++ Remilia's attacks have all been titled properly. Other scripts in the list are placeholders or engine samples.
++ Select "Chimata" as the player. Other scripts in the list are placeholders or engine samples.
+
+How to change the difficulty of the attacks:
+
++ Open the repo and navigate to script/game.
++ Select the attack you want to change the difficulty of. (Non1, Non2, etc.)
++ Open the .dnh file in a text editor (preferably Notepad++ since that's also what I use to code)
++ Search for the @Initialize section. (should be around lines 50-70 depending on attack)
++ Find the "difficultySelect = 0; // debug" line.
++ Change 0 to the difficulty you want to play:
+
+0: Normal
+1: Hyper/Hard
+2: Unparalleled/Lunatic
+
+NOTE THAT LUNATIC IS STILL NOT BALANCED OR PROPERLY TESTED, AND WILL NOT BE IN THE INITIAL JAM VERSION.
+
++ Save the file and re-open the attack.

docs/Change Log.txt

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+A mostly-complete history log of engine updates can be found here.
+
+1.32b
+	Changes:
+		- All functions and actions that change a shot's graphic ID has an additional feature:
+			- The actual graphic ID will be the absolute value of the value received.
+			- If the value received was negative, the graphic change operation will preserve the shot's previous spin angular velocity and Z-angle.
+			- Affected functions and actions:
+				- ObjShot_SetGraphic
+				- ObjMove_AddPatternA3
+				- ObjMove_AddPatternA4
+				- ObjMove_AddPatternB3
+				- ObjMove_AddPatternC3
+				- ObjMove_AddPatternC4
+				- TRANSFORM_GRAPHIC_CHANGE
+	Additions:
+		- Added an instruction on how to get ph3sx to work with Wine. (Check readme.txt)
+		- Added SetIntersectionVisualizationRenderPriority.
+	Bug fixes:
+		- Fixed incorrect documentation for some functions.
+		- Fixed AddPoint not working correctly.
+		- Fixed some issues with acceleration and max speed when converting from B-movement to A-movement or C-movement with AddPattern.
+
+1.32a
+	Changes:
+		- Renamed "real" to "float".
+			- r (number suffix) 	-> f (number suffix)
+				- 45.22r -> 45.22f
+			- real 					-> float
+			- as_real 				-> as_float
+			- as_real_array 		-> as_float_array
+			- VAR_REAL 				-> VAR_FLOAT
+		- Changed how setting curvy laser node widths work. Instead of directly setting the width, the functions will set the nodes' width scales.
+			- Renamed ObjCrLaser_SetNodeWidth to ObjCrLaser_SetNodeWidthScale.
+			- Renamed ObjCrLaser_GetNodeWidth to ObjCrLaser_GetNodeWidthScale.
+		- Improved cross-compatibility between different movement types of the following functions:
+			- ObjMove_SetSpeed
+			- ObjMove_SetAngle
+			- ObjMove_SetAcceleration
+			- ObjMove_SetMaxSpeed
+			- ObjMove_SetAngularVelocity
+		- Swapped the "shot graphic ID" and "target ID" arguments in ObjMove_AddPatternA4.
+		- Swapped the "max speed" and "angular velocity" arguments of the following functions:
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternA2
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternA3
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternA4
+			- TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERN_A2 in ObjPatternShot transforms
+		- Completely removed shot scripts.
+			- Moved SetShotDeleteEventEnable to the stage script.
+				- Default values for all three delete events are true.
+			- Furthermore, fixed EV_DELETE_SHOT_IMMEDIATE and EV_DELETE_SHOT_FADE not being notified properly.
+			- Restructed event arguments of EV_DELETE_SHOT_TO_ITEM.
+				- The third event argument; "player collision", has been removed.
+					- Collision with the player will now trigger EV_DELETE_SHOT_IMMEDIATE instead of EV_DELETE_SHOT_TO_ITEM.
+		- Increased the minimum width for straight and curve lasers, primarily for delay visibility purposes. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Allowed lasers to lose penetration (life) points. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+			- Like with any shot object, this will only occur when a laser lacks spell resistance (which it has by default).
+		- Removed #BGM.
+		- Made it so that the window sizes list will be autogenerated instead of defaulting to [640x480, 800x600, 960x720, 1280x960] when window.size.list in th_dnh.def doesn't exist.
+			- Size multipliers are [x1, x1.25, x1.5, x2], with screen.width and screen.height being the base resolution.
+		- Made it so that the engine will check for the required .dll modules during initialization.
+			- d3d9.dll
+			- d3dx9_43.dll
+			- d3dcompiler_43.dll
+			- dinput8.dll
+			- dsound.dll
+		- In the event where the Direct3D device enters a lost state, the engine will now attempt to restore up to 60 times before throwing an error, rather than only once.
+		- Removed ObjItem_SetAutoCollectEnable, and replaced it with ObjItem_SetAutoCollectEnableFlags.
+	Additions:
+		- Added Interpolate_X_Array, Interpolate_X_Angle, and Interpolate_X_AngleR. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added ObjShot_SetEnemyIntersectionInvalidFrame and ObjShot_SetPenetrateShotEnable. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added SetShotTextureFilter, SetItemTextureFilter, ObjRender_SetTextureFilter, and ObjShot_SetAngleRounding. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added SetEnemyAutoDeleteClip, ObjEnemy_SetAutoDelete, and ObjEnemy_SetDeleteFrame. (Thanks to NicholasLogan)
+		- Added ObjMove_SetAngularAcceleration, ObjMove_SetAngularMaxVelocity, and ObjMove_AddPatternA5. (Thanks to NicholasLogan)
+		- Added an overload to CreateShotA2, adding an angular velocity argument in between the acceleration and max speed ones. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added ObjMove_GetMovementType. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+			- Added constants:
+				- MOVE_NONE
+				- MOVE_ANGLE
+				- MOVE_XY
+				- MOVE_XY_ANGLE
+				- MOVE_LINE
+		- Added the C-movement type for ObjMove. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+			- CreateShotC1
+			- CreateShotC2
+			- CreateShotOC1
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternC1
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternC2
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternC3
+		- Added AddPattern functions for line-movement. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternD1 (AddPattern version of ObjMove_SetDestAtSpeed)
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternD2 (AddPattern version of ObjMove_SetDestAtFrame)
+			- ObjMove_AddPatternD3 (AddPattern version of ObjMove_SetDestAtWeight)
+		- Added ObjMove_CancelMovement.
+		- Added new transformations to pattern shot objects. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+			- TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERN_C1
+			- TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERN_C2
+		- Added psrand.
+		- Added array overloads to the following functions:
+			- ObjSprite2D_SetSourceRect
+			- ObjSprite2D_SetDestRect
+			- ObjSpriteList2D_SetSourceRect
+			- ObjSpriteList2D_SetDestRect
+			- ObjSprite3D_SetSourceRect
+			- ObjSprite3D_SetDestRect
+			- ObjSprite3D_SetSourceDestRect
+		- Added support for hexadecimal numbers in text color tags.
+			- "[f tc=0xffffff]" is equivalent to "[f tc=(255,255,255)]".
+		- Added GetWorkingDirectory.
+		- Added an option to allow the engine to keep running while the window is unfocused. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added SetEnableUnfocusedProcessing and IsWindowFocused.
+			- Added the property "unfocused.processing" to th_dnh.def.
+			- Added EV_APP_LOSE_FOCUS and EV_APP_RESTORE_FOCUS.
+		- Added exponent format for numbers.
+			- "5.462e3" or "-231.9e-2" are now valid numbers.
+		- Added ObjItem_SetAutoCollectEnableFlags.
+			- ITEM_AUTOCOLLECT_PLAYER_SCOPE
+			- ITEM_AUTOCOLLECT_COLLECT_ALL
+			- ITEM_AUTOCOLLECT_POC_LINE
+			- ITEM_AUTOCOLLECT_COLLECT_CIRCLE
+			- ITEM_AUTOCOLLECT_ALL
+		- Added an overload to atoi.
+		- Added SetScore, SetGraze, and SetPoint.
+	Bug fixes:
+		- Fixed .dat archives not working.
+		- Fixed incorrect null checks, resulting in the game crashing when trying to operate on a null value.
+			- For example, using Obj_GetValue on a non-existent key will yield a null value.
+		- Fixed a crash bug which may sometimes happen when trying to parse a script file that ends with a line comment.
+		- Fixed ObjMove_AddPatternXX's shot graphic change not working with loose and curvy lasers.
+		- Fixed SetShotIntersectionCircle/Line not registering intersection, despite showing up in intersection visualization.
+
+1.31b
+	Bug fixes:
+		- Fixed a bug where the game would freeze when compiling a script with a syntax error.
+		- Fixed a minor visual bug where the LogWindow's sub-info fields would all try to display over each other on initialization.
+
+1.31a
+	Changes:
+		- This version breaks replay, common data, and .dat archive backwards compatibility.
+		- Replaced the default script select backgrounds with a radder version. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Renamed GetShotIdAll to GetAllShotID.
+		- Changed the text representation of script value types in error messages.
+			- "real-array-array" -> "real[][]"
+		- Script matrix functions can now take in a 4x4 array instead of only a 1x16 array previously.
+			- The element type is also no longer limited to real.
+		- Made setting ObjRender_SetEnableDefaultTransformMatrix to false still load the camera matrix.
+		- Allowed multiple ObjSounds to independently stream the same sound file.
+		- Shortened the module directory in Log messages of the LogWindow to "../".
+		- Removed the behaviour where the 2D and 3D camera resets upon transitioning from the package scene to the stage scene.
+		- Fog data is no longer split between package-level and stage-level scripts.
+		- The default FPS counter no longer briefly appears when starting with package.script.main.
+		- Maximizing the window now triggers fullscreen mode.
+		- Objects now have separate tables each for string-indexed and int-indexed.
+		- Improved support for particle list objects for older PCs.
+		- Made it so that curvy lasers can be shortened. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- ObjFileT_SplitLineText now splits from pattern rather than from a list of delimiters.
+		- Reduced the float truncation epsilon. (0.01 -> 0.000001)
+		- #include in shader source files now behaves like regular script includes.
+		- Normal shot objects can now have multiple hitboxes again.
+		- Change loose and curvy lasers behaviour when delay motion is enabled. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Text objects can now be centered around their object positions. No need to use ObjText_SetMaxWidth for that anymore. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+	Additions:
+		- Added missing function documentation for GetAllEnemyID.
+		- Added an overload each for Rotate2D and Rotate3D, taking in the rotation origin point.
+		- Expanded the variety of intersection-checking functions:
+			- IsIntersected_Point_Polygon
+			- IsIntersected_Point_Circle
+			- IsIntersected_Point_Ellipse
+			- IsIntersected_Point_Line
+			- IsIntersected_Point_RegularPolygon
+			- IsIntersected_Circle_Polygon
+			- IsIntersected_Circle_Circle
+			- IsIntersected_Circle_Ellipse
+			- IsIntersected_Circle_RegularPolygon
+			- IsIntersected_Line_Polygon
+			- IsIntersected_Line_Circle
+			- IsIntersected_Line_Ellipse
+			- IsIntersected_Line_Line
+			- IsIntersected_Line_RegularPolygon
+			- IsIntersected_Polygon_Polygon
+			- IsIntersected_Polygon_Ellipse
+			- IsIntersected_Polygon_RegularPolygon
+		- Added ReflectAngle and ReflectAngleR. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added Python-style reverse indexing of arrays. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+			- See "New Scripting Features".
+			- arr[-n] is equivalent to arr[length(arr) - n]
+			- Also works in erase and insert.
+		- Added replace and remove. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- #ifdef, #ifndef, #else, and #endif preprocessor directives for scripts.
+			- Several script macros were added:
+				- _DNH_PH3SX_
+				- SCRIPT_PACKAGE (defined in package-level scripts)
+				- SCRIPT_STAGE (defined in stage-level scripts)
+			- #define is not yet supported.
+		- Added ObjItem_GetIntersectionEnable. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added ObjRender_GetColorHex, ObjPrim_GetVertexColorHex, and ObjCrLaser_GetNodeColorHex. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added ColorHexRGBtoHSV.
+		- Added another event argument to EV_DELETE_SHOT_PLAYER.
+		- Added a "Sound Memory" display to the Sound tab of the LogWindow.
+		- Added INFO_IS_REQUIRE_ALL_DOWN to ObjEnemyBossScene_GetInfo. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added ObjEnemy_SetMaximumDamage and ObjEnemy_AddLifeEx.
+		- Added INFO_DAMAGE_PREVIOUS_FRAME to ObjEnemy_GetInfo.
+		- Added ObjText_SetFixedWidth.
+		- Added ObjText_GetText. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added ObjText_SetVerticalAlignment. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added ObjCrLaser_SetTipCapping, ObjCrLaser_GetNodeRenderWidth, and ObjCrLaser_SetNodeRenderWidth. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added overloads to ObjCrLaser_SetNode and ObjCrLaser_AddNode. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added ObjShot_SetFixedAngle and ObjShot_SetDelayAngularVelocity. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added SplitString2.
+		- Added Obj_GetValueCount and Obj_GetValueCountI.
+		- Added a progress bar to the FileArchiver.
+		- Added an overload to SetStgFrame. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Added GetConfigVirtualKeyMapping and GetVirtualKeyMapping. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+	Bug fixes:
+		- Fixed incorrect documentation of IsIntersected_Circle_RegularPolygon.
+		- Fixed the Y shot intersection scale not functioning properly on loose lasers.
+		- Fixed the engine crashing upon trying to parse an excess comma in function parameter lists.
+		- Fixed type-checking bugs with array-index-assignment operations.
+		- Fixed an issue where the parser would indefinitely hang upon trying to parse an ill-formed for-loop.
+		- Fixed a bug where .wav files over 1MB large would get cut off at the end.
+		- Fixed a bug where multiple streaming ObjSounds playing the same file would not function correctly.
+		- Fixed ObjSound_IsPlaying returning false if called in the same frame of ObjSound_Play.
+		- Fixed a bug where shot objects colliding with the player gets deleted before EV_HIT is notified.
+		- Fixed GetShotIdInCircleA1 incorrectly returning player shot IDs instead of enemy shot IDs.
+		- Fixed ObjShot_Regist in a player script returning null if IsPermitPlayerShot is true.
+		- Fixed a bug where the shot object colliding with the player is deleted before the notification of EV_HIT.
+		- Fixed off-centered shot and item graphics.
+		- Fixed the game crashing upon trying to parse an ill-formed argument list in user shot/item data files.
+		- Fixed a bug where 3D render objects drawn below the min STG frame render priority would get abnormally stretched out.
+		- Fixed ObjMove_GetSpeedX/Y returning incorrect values for ObjMove_SetDestAtXXX functions.
+		- Fixed the game crashing when setting ObjRender_SetEnableDefaultTransformMatrix to false for 3D objects.
+		- Fixed incorrect conversion of A-movement to B-movement for ObjMove.
+		- Fixed CreateItemU1/2 causing the created item to render at (0, 0) for a single frame. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Fixed ObjMove_AddPatternXX not working on move objects that do not have an existing movement pattern. (Thanks to Naudiz)
+		- Fixed a rare bug with array initialization.
+		- Fixed a bug where ObjShot_SetPenetration(obj, 0) would not notify EV_DELETE_SHOT_PLAYER.
+		- Fixed a rare crash during enemy boss scene loading.
+		- Fixed a bug where the game would freeze when trying to restart the stage scene in a package script while an enemy boss scene hasn't finished loading.
+		- Fixed a rare crash with script object deletion.
+
+1.30a:
+	Changes:
+		- Greatly improved the speed of the script code interpreter.
+		- Made the maximum sizes of render targets respect the Direct3D device capabilities.
+		- EV_REQUEST_LIFE now accepts all types of values (will be converted to reals).
+			- In case that an array was passed (multiple bosses), each elements will also be converted to reals.
+		- Direct3D device capabilities will now be checked at the start, and the user will be notified if they are insufficient to run the engine.
+		- Changed the default render priority of items to 40. (Previously 60, what the fuck mkm)
+		- Changed the behaviour of resource pre-loading. (LoadTexture, LoadMesh, etc.)
+			- Loaded resources are no longer script-dependent, they will remain loaded even if the script that loaded them has been closed.
+		- Changed the arguments of ObjPatternShot_AddTransform/ObjPatternShot_SetTransform.
+			- Additionally, the above two functions now take in varargs.
+		- Improved GetObjectDistance.
+		- Introduced the ability to use StartScript a second time without having to use LoadScript again.
+		- Renamed ObjSound_SetRestartEnable to ObjSound_SetResumeEnable.
+			- Usage unchanged.
+		- Rearranged the arguments of ObjPatternShot_Add/SetTransform.
+		- ObjFile_Store now use the source file's original line endings.
+		- Binary, octal, and hexadecimal number literals now default to int.
+		- Changed the usage of the function "resize".
+		- Improved the speed of boss scene scripts loading.
+	Additions:
+		- Many new additions to the scripting language.
+			- See "New Scripting Features".
+		- Added GetObjectDistanceSq and GetObjectDeltaAngle.
+		- Added an overload each for GetCommonData and GetAreaCommonData.
+		- Added GetSystemTimeMilliS and GetSystemTimeNanoS.
+		- Added SetInvalidPositionReturn, a function for changing the "invalid position" from (0, 0).
+		- Added functions for pointer-based common data access:
+			- LoadCommonDataValuePointer
+			- LoadAreaCommonDataValuePointer
+			- IsValidCommonDataValuePointer
+			- SetCommonDataPtr
+			- GetCommonDataPtr
+		- Added IsVertexShaderSupported.
+		- Added the ability to set the read offset of .dat archives.
+		- Added new ObjPatternShot transforms:
+			- TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERN_B1
+			- TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERN_B2
+			- Renamed TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERNA1 to TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERN_A1
+			- Renamed TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERNA2 to TRANSFORM_ADDPATTERN_A2
+		- Added new ObjPatternShot patterns: (thanks to Naudiz)
+			- PATTERN_LINE
+			- PATTERN_ROSE
+		- Added back in script source caching, plus the ability to remove a script from the cache.
+			- Added ObjEnemyBossScene_SetUnloadCache.
+		- Added a "Cached Scripts" panel to the Script tab of the LogWindow.
+		- Added a "CPU Time" column to the Script tab of the LogWindow.
+		- Added a "Shader" tab to the LogWindow.
+		- Added an overload for ColorARGBToHex.
+		- Added ObjItem_SetPositionRounding.
+		- Added new maths functions:
+			- log2
+			- logn
+			- erf
+			- gamma
+			- distance
+			- distancesq
+			- dottheta
+			- rdottheta
+			- cbrt
+			- AngularDistance
+			- AngularDistanceR
+			- Rotate2D
+			- Rotate3D
+		- Added count_rand, count_prand, reset_count_rand, and reset_count_prand.
+		- Added Interpolate_X and Interpolate_X_PackedInt.
+		- Added GetScriptStatus.
+			- STATUS_LOADING
+			- STATUS_LOADED	
+			- STATUS_RUNNING
+			- STATUS_PAUSED	
+			- STATUS_CLOSING
+			- STATUS_INVALID
+		- Added implicit array casting for initialization, assignment, and concatenation.
+			- Only applicable for int[] <-> real[] <-> null
+		- Added array casting functions:
+			- as_int_array
+			- as_real_array
+			- as_bool_array
+			- as_char_array
+			- as_x_array
+		- Added StringFormat, a string formatting function in the style of C's sprintf.
+		- Added IsIntersected_Circle_RegularPolygon and IsIntersected_Circle_Ellipse.
+		- Added new array functions: contains, insert.
+		- Added ObjRender_SetEnableDefaultTransformMatrix.
+		- Added ObjPrim_GetTexture.
+	Bug fixes:
+		- Fixed LoadMesh crashing the engine.
+		- Fixed ObjCol_GetListOfIntersectedShotID incorrectly expecting only 1 argument.
+		- Fixed a bug where whitespaces in parameter lists in text object tags are incorrectly parsed.
+		- Fixed a bug where the "Show LogWindow" option would disappear if the game was set to start in (borderless) fullscreen mode.
+		- Fixed the sound streamer behaving incorrectly when playing a .wav file larger than 1MB a second time.
+		- Fixed a bug where ObjSound_Seek would be ineffectual if used when the sound isn't playing or within 2 frames after being played.
+		- Fixed the Y hitbox scale not affecting the hitboxes of laser objects.
+		- Fixed the LogWindow not able to output logs to file.
+		- Fixed a bug where penetrating player shots may randomly not correctly collide with enemy hitboxes and mess up replays.
+		- Fixed the engine crashing if the stage scene is quit and there is an ObjPatternShot, whose parent is a dead boss object, that wasn't manually deleted.
+		- Fixed the LogWindow's Log tab not horizontally scrolling the newest line into view.
+		- Fixed a bug with the remainder operation where using (kn % -n) or (-kn % n) where (k) is an integer results in (-n).
+		- Fixed crash bugs with ternary statements in the following cases:
+			- let a = [condition ? 0 : 1];
+			- a[condition ? 0 : 1] = 100;
+		- Fixed a package crash that happens when LoadScriptInLoadThread loads a stage script that contains a parser error.
+		- Fixed a bug that made variable-overshadowing a function throw a parser error.
+			- let power = 100;		//This is possible again.
+		- Fixed a bug where an ObjMove would lag for one frame after applying its last AddPattern transform.
+		- Fixed a "feature" where a multidimensional array can host values of different types.
+		- Fixed a bug where Windows' list-searching feature was interfering with key remapping in the config.
+		- Fixed a bug where empty lines in text file object are skipped over in some devices.
+		- Fixed ObjFileT_SplitLineText having an incorrect return value if the object is invalid.
+		- Fixed an issue where the engine's default 3D render shader and 3D particle list shader don't work on AMD graphics cards.
+			- Also updated the shader source files in the sample scripts with this fix.
+		- Fixed a null pointer read crash bug during engine initialization.
+		- Fixed a bug where short-circuited logical expressions would not convert to boolean.
+
+1.21a:
+	- Fixed MatrixMultiply and MatrixDivide functioning incorrectly.
+	- Added MatrixTransformVector for transforming a Vector3 by a transformation matrix.
+	- Added a hex overload for SetFogParam.
+	- Added a floored division operation. ("~/" and "~/=")
+	- Added "resize", a function for resizing arrays.
+	- Modified the functionality of the array slice operation and operator.
+		- Upper slice bound is automatically capped at the array's size.
+	- More options for text object tags.
+	- Increased the smoothness of rendered fonts.
+	- Fixed SetShotIntersectionCircle and SetShotIntersectionLine not working.
+	- Fixed a memory leak issue that was causing the "too many open files" error message.
+	- Using ObjRender_SetAlpha on a 2D sprite list object whose vertices were closed will now have an alpha-multiply effect.
+	- Optimizations.
+
+1.20b:
+	- Fixed a bug that caused for loops using new variables to not function correctly.
+	- Fixed a bug that caused all GetColor functions to return incorrect values. (Including GetShotDataInfoA1)
+	- Fixed a bug where off-centered player hitboxes would behave strangely.
+	- Fixed the game crashing on script end/retry. (How the fuck did I not notice this before 1.20a release bloody hell)
+	- Added ObjShot_SetSpinAngularVelocity.
+
+1.20a:
+	- Reworked some math calculations. SIMD instructions are utilized.
+		- A legacy version will also be provided in case your CPU do not support vectorization.
+			- The vectorized version requires the following instruction sets:
+				- SSE
+				- SSE2
+				- SSE3
+				- SSE4.1
+			- Generally, you should be able to run it unless your PC is from 30000BC or you're using a literal potato.
+	- Added a native hitbox visualization mode.
+	- Improved the line-circle intersection algorithm. New algorithm behaves like a circle-polygon intersection.
+	- Overloaded ObjMove_SetDestAtFrame, where movement interpolation mode can be specified.
+	- Fixed a bug where the graze count obtained via GetGraze() may desync with the one obtained via EV_GRAZE's event argument.
+	- Fixed a bug where ObjText_GetTotalWidth/Height may break the font tag.
+	- Fixed a bug where font text tag properties do not get reset after using ObjText_SetText.
+	- Obj_GetValue will now ACTUALLY NOT crash the game if the requested value does not exist.
+	- Renamed the "Obj_[..]ValueR" function series to "Obj_[..]ValueI".
+	- Removed the constant 'pi'. Please use 'M_PI' instead.
+	- Changed error messages of some default functions to be more descriptive to aid debugging.
+	- Greatly improved script variable allocation.
+	- Added a concatenate-assign operator. (~=)
+	- Added bitwise operators. (~, &, |, ^^)
+	- Int values can now be declared with a suffix 'i' or 'I'.
+		- Static type declaration is planned.
+	- Added implicit type casting in default script operations, including comparison and assignment.
+	- Optimized the process of calling default constants.
+	- The default constants SCREEN_WIDTH and SCREEN_HEIGHT will now change to reflect the settings in th_dnh.def.
+	- Some functions will now return int values rather than real values.
+	- Fixed a bug where itoa, atoi, and IntToString would underflow if the input is larger than 2^31-1. (New limit is 2^63-1)
+	- Fixed a bug where the 3D viewport would get stretched out based on the size of the STG frame.
+	- Made the game no longer freeze and crash after Alt-Tab'ing out of true fullscreen mode or after waking the desktop from sleep.
+	- Pseudo-fullscreen mode now stops Windows from drifting off to Dreamland.
+	- Fixed a mistake involving matrix multiplication order in the internal shader for particle list objects.
+	- Removed CollectItemsByType and SetItemIntersectionRadius.
+	- Added new event, EV_COLLECT_ITEM, which triggers when the item starts to move towards the player.
+	- Fixed a bug where ObjShot_SetIntersectionScale[XY] does not scale the position offset.
+	- If ObjFile_Open/ObjFile_OpenNW fails, the reason for failure will now be written to the LogWindow.
+	- The ObjFileB_Read[...] functions no longer throw an error when attempting to read past EOF.
+		- ObjFileB_GetLastRead can be used to obtain the amount of bytes read in the last read operation.
+	- Various optimizations.
+	- Un-Utilized UPX Executable Packer to not-reduce file size.
+
+1.10c:
+	- Fixed a bug in the UserShotData where rect can override animation_data.
+	- Fixed a bug in the UserShotData where collision did not work at all.
+	- Added functionality to change the color of the delay cloud per-shot.
+	- Fixed a parser bug with nested single-lined statements.
+	- Fixed a rare bug where object IDs may get duplicated when objects are created in rapid succession.
+	- Fixed a bug where the default charset for some fonts are incorrectly determined.
+	- Utilized UPX Executable Packer to reduce file size.
+
+1.10b:
+	- Fixed bugs with logical and ternary statements.
+	- Improved data packing of common data files. (Files saved with 1.10a are now incompatible.)
+	- Bug fixes and optimizations.
+
+1.10a:
+	- Fixed some random and function-related crashes.
+	- RenderToTextureXX alpha fix ported+modified from th_dnh_woo.
+	- Replaced ObjLaser_SetGrazeInvalidFrame with ObjShot_SetGrazeInvalidFrame.
+	- Alpha channel blending now exists in all blend modes except BLEND_NONE and BLEND_ADD_RGB.
+	- Fixed a bug where NotifyEvent and SetScriptArgument could not reach package-level scripts when called from a stage-level script.
+	- Event arguments will no longer be overwritten when notifying nested events inside @Event.
+	- Utilized variadic argument counts for the functions in the NotifyEvent series.
+	- Utilized variadic argument counts for the WriteLog function.
+	- Added transform functions for ObjPatternShot and relevant sample scripts, for former and current ECL modders.
+		- Please note that they may not be able to fully emulate ECL's behaviours.
+	- Added functionality to customize delay clouds.
+	- Added an option to use true fullscreen mode in the config.
+	- "Operation-assign" operators (+=, -=, ++, etc.) now work on indexed arrays.
+		- Given: a = [1, 2, 3]
+			- a[0]++		= [2, 2, 3]
+			- a[2] *= 3		= [1, 2, 9]
+			- a += [5, 6]	= [6, 8, 3]
+		- Given: b = [[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6]]
+			- b[0] += 3 	= [[4, 5], [3, 4], [5, 6]]
+			- b[2]-- 		= [[1, 2], [3, 4], [4, 5]]
+	- Array indexing/slicing operations now automatically truncate indices.
+	- Array slicing operation can now reverse an array.
+		- Given: a = [10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20]
+			- a[0..3]		= [10, 12, 14]
+			- a[3..0]		= [14, 12, 10]
+			- a[1..0]		= [10]
+			- a[6..2]		= [20, 18, 16, 14]
+			- a[2..2]		= []
+	- Added ternary statements.
+	- NO_CHANGE can now be used in the ObjMove_AddPatternBX functions.
+	- ObjMove_SetAngle and ObjMove_SetSpeed can now be used on B-pattern objects.
+	- Line-line intersection is now properly implemented.
+	- IsIntersected_Line_Circle can now be used in package-level scripts.
+	- Added a particle renderer object (ObjParticleList) and new relevant sample scripts.
+	- Added support for vertex indexing.
+	- Added support for basic directional lighting.
+	- Improved vertex shader support, and added sample scripts for demonstration.
+	- Fixed underflowing and overflowing issues with SetColor/SetAlpha functions.
+	- Fixed a bug where ObjText_SetFontCharacterSet doesn't work at all.
+	- Added more options to the [font] text tag.
+		- Available tag options:
+			- reset
+				- Resets the text to its original settings.  Present in vanilla ph3 as "clear".
+			- size
+				- Adjusts font size. Unchanged from vanilla ph3.
+			- ox/oy
+				- Adjusts position offset.
+			- it
+				- Toggles italic. (true/false or 1/0)
+			- wg
+				- Adjusts font weight.
+			- br/bg/bb
+				- Adjusts font bottom color.
+			- tr/tg/tb
+				- Adjusts font top color.
+			- or/og/ob
+				- Adjusts font border color.
+			- bc
+				- Adjusts font bottom color as an (r, g, b) list.
+			- tc
+				- Adjusts font top color as an (r, g, b) list.
+			- oc
+				- Adjusts font border color as an (r, g, b) list.
+	- Added more options to the [ruby] text tag.
+		- Available tag options:
+			- rb
+				- Sets text. Unchanged from vanilla ph3.
+			- rt
+				- Sets ruby(furigana) text. Unchanged from vanilla ph3.
+			- sz
+				- Adjusts the ruby text's font size.
+			- wg
+				- Adjusts the ruby text's font weight.
+			- ox
+				- Adjusts the ruby text's left margin.
+			- op
+				- Adjusts the ruby text's side pitch.
+	- Improved spacing of ruby text.
+	- ObjFileT now properly reads from and writes to UTF-8 text files.
+	- ObjFile_OpenNW now allows both reading and writing, unless the file was stored in a .dat archive, in which case all write functions will fail.
+	- Pulled the plug on Shift-JIS support in favour of proper Unicode (UTF-8 and UTF-8-BOM) handling.
+	- Better Metasequoia mesh support, and temporarily(?) suspended Elfreina mesh support. Blender .obj mesh support is planned.
+	- The player object will now set its own movement speed and angle according to user key input.
+	- Collecting user-defined items now notify EV_GET_ITEM to the player script.
+	- Minimum custom window size is reduced to 320*240.
+	- GetShotDataInfoA1 no longer throws an error upon receiving an invalid graphic ID, and will instead return default values.
+	- Fixed a bug where the right and bottom source rect set with ObjSprite3D_SetSourceDestRect are 1 greater than expected.
+	- Improved loading of .wav files.
+	- Attempted to fix a bug where multiple sound objects simultaneously playing the same sound file (>1MB .wav, .ogg, or .mp3) would display strange behaviours.
+	- Improved the precision of ObjSound_GetWavePosition, and fixed an issue where ObjSound_GetTotalLength would work incorrectly with .ogg files.
+	- Added bitwise operators.
+	- Greatly improved the LogWindow's Script panel.
+	- Added a text showing the available video memory in the LogWindow's Texture panel.
+	- Added a text showing the used RAM and CPU in the LogWindow's Info panel.
+	- Enforced semicolons before closing braces.
+	- Removed ObjShot_AddShotA1/2.
+	- Various optimizations.
+
+1.00a:
+	- Multidimensional array assignments are now possible.
+	- Arithmetic operations on array(s) are possible. (Left-right order is important)
+		- [1, 2, 3] + 5 		= [6, 7, 8]
+		- [5, 5, 1] * 2 		= [10, 10, 2]
+		- [2, 3, 4] - [7, 0, 2] = [-5, 3, 1]
+		- [10, 10, 10] / [5, 2] = [2, 5, 10]
+		- [2, 3] % [4, 2, 1, 6] = [2, 1]
+		- 4 + [2, 3, 6, 2]		= 8
+	- Added support for multiple-pass shaders.
+	- Shot and item objects no longer respond to changes in X and Y angles.
+	- Bullet limit of 8192 for performance reasons.
+	- Multiple hitbox support for shot objects has been removed.
+	- Vertex shader support.
+	- Much smaller replay files.
+	- Added an option to specify the skip mode speed in th_dnh.def.
+	- Obj_GetValue will not crash the game if the requested value does not exist.

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+Preamble:
+
+    The following keywords are used to clarify the importance of each convention: MUST, SHOULD, MAY, SHOULD NOT, MUST NOT.
+    
+    In the code examples below, the sequence "// ..." (two slashes, one space, three full stops) denotes a line where, in most cases, more code should be written.
+    However, such code is unnecessary for the purposes of each example.
+    
+    Comments from the writer that do not necessarily dictate style guidelines are preceded by the sequence "// NAZ: ". 
+
+1: Identifiers
+
+    1.1: Variables and Constants
+    
+        Note:
+
+            Variables and constants SHOULD be declared with explicit type keywords (float, int, bool, char, string, etc.), unless the type is unknown,
+            in which case either "let" or "var" is used. These keywords are interchangeable, but the scripter MUST decide on one to use consistently.
+            
+            Variables MUST be written using camelCase*, while constants MUST use SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE.
+            Related identifiers SHOULD share the leading parts of their names for alphabetization purposes.
+            
+            In cases where variables have short names or are uninitialized, multiple variables MAY be declared on the same line, separated by commas.
+            They SHOULD be of the same type, so fewer keywords are necessary.
+            
+            *If necessary, a prefix or suffix MAY be added to a variable in the snake_case style.
+            
+            DO:
+            
+                float posX, posY;
+                const int BOSS_RUMIA = 0;
+                const int BOSS_CIRNO = 1;
+                
+            DON'T:
+            
+                let xPos;
+                let yPos;
+                const RUMIA_BOSS = 0, CIRNO_BOSS = 1;
+            
+        
+        1.1.1: Local Variables
+            
+            Variables defined within a local scope, such as inside a function or task, MUST use camelCase without any underscores.
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+            
+                function<void> DoSomething()
+                {
+                    float posX, posY;
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        1.1.2: Global Variables
+            
+            Variables defined globally in any script SHOULD be denoted with a leading underscore.
+            This is similar to the notation used for tasks, but with camelCase instead of PascalCase.
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+            
+                int _objEnemy;
+                int _objPlayer;
+                
+                @Initialize
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        1.1.3: Parameters
+        
+            Function and task parameters SHOULD be denoted with a trailing underscore.
+            
+            Parameters SHOULD be declared with type keywords, or either "let" or "var" if unknown.
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+            
+                function<void> DoSomethingElse(int foo_, float bar_)
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        1.1.4: Iterators
+        
+            Iterator variables declared in for-loops, ascent-loops, and descent-loops SHOULD be named lowercase letters of the alphabet starting with "i",
+            progressing to the next letter for each nested loop. This convention MAY be bypassed if more semantic information is necessary.
+            
+            Iterator variables declared in for-each-loops SHOULD have single-word names prefixed with "i".
+            
+            Fun fact: It is possible to add a second iterator to a for-each-loop, which is listed before the first and iterates through the array's indices (starting from 0) instead of its elements.
+            This variable SHOULD follow the same rules as those declared in for-loops.
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+            
+                for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
+                    ascent (j in 0 .. 3) {
+                        descent (k in 0 .. 4) {
+                            // ...
+                        }
+                    }
+                }
+                
+                for each (iObj in arrObj) {
+                    // ...
+                }
+                
+                for each ((i, iObj) in arrObj) {
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        1.1.5: Constants
+        
+            As mentioned previously, constants MUST use SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE. All constants SHOULD be defined in a dedicated constant library.
+            Numeric constants SHOULD be integers instead of float numbers (denoted in decimal literals by appending the character "i" at the end,
+            but this is not necessary if the constant type is explicitly defined).
+            
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+            
+                const int PLAYER_REIMU = 0;
+                const int PLAYER_MARISA = 1;
+                const int PLAYER_SAKUYA = 2;
+                const int PLAYER_SANAE = 3;
+            
+        
+    
+    1.2: Functions, Tasks, and Subroutines
+    
+        Note:
+            
+            
+            Function, task, and subroutine names all MUST use PascalCase to differentiate them from other identifiers.
+            The root of the identifier name SHOULD begin with a verb.
+            
+            // NAZ: The "Is...Exists" structure is Engrish through and through, but I use it for consistency with built-in function names.
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+                
+                function<void> DoSomething()
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+                
+                function<int> GetSomething(int foo_)
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+                
+                function<void> SetSomething(int foo_, float bar_)
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+                
+                function<bool> IsSomethingExists(int foo_)
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        1.2.1: Functions
+            
+            Functions SHOULD be declared with explicit type keywords in angle brackets, unless the type is unknown or variant.
+            
+            Function names MUST use PascalCase with no underscores.*
+            Function calls require trailing parentheses, even when there are no arguments.
+            
+            *Excluding cases where there is a necessary prefix or suffix denoting important information, such as object type.
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+            
+                function<void> DoSomething()
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+                
+                function<void> DoSomethingElse(bool foo_, float bar_)
+                {
+                    DoSomething();
+                    // ...
+                }
+                
+                function<void> Obj_DoSomething(int obj_)
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+                
+                function<void> DoSomething_Obj_Obj(int obj1_, int obj2_)
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        1.2.2: Tasks
+            
+            Task names SHOULD use one of the following styles (and consistently): PascalCase with a leading underscore, OR PascalCase with a leading uppercase T.
+            The same rules about affixes and parentheses that apply to functions apply here.
+            
+            // NAZ: I like to treat my tasks as private routines, so often times you'll see me create a "public" function that calls task nested inside.
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+            
+                task _RenderPlayer(int id_)
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+                
+                task _RenderPlayer_Reimu()
+                {
+                    _RenderPlayer(PLAYER_REIMU);
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        1.2.3: Subroutines
+        
+            Subroutines MUST use PascalCase, and SHOULD include a trailing underscore. Parentheses MAY be used.
+            
+            It is possible to use the at sign (@) in place of the "sub" keyword, but scripters SHOULD NOT do so, to prevent confusion with built-in routines (@Initialize, @MainLoop, @Finalize, etc.).
+            
+            // NAZ: I don't think I've ever used one of these, lol. I came up with the underscore rule on the fly.
+            
+            EXAMPLE:
+            
+                sub DoSomethingDifferent_
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+    
+
+2: Whitespace
+    
+    Note:
+    
+        For the sake of consistency, spaces SHOULD be used instead of tabs in ALL cases.
+        The default tab is equivalent to 4 spaces; any decent editor should have an option to insert spaces upon pressing the tab key.
+    
+    2.1: Operators
+    
+        Expressions and statements consisting of one or more literals and/or identifiers MUST employ one space on both sides of all binary and ternary operators
+        (= +, -, *, /, ~/, %, ^, ~, +=, -=, *=, /=, ~/=, %=, ^=, ~=, ==, !=, >, <, >=, <=, &&, ||, &, |, ^^, .., ?, :).
+        
+        Expressions and statements consisting of an identifier and a unary operator (!, ++, --) MUST NOT employ a space between the operator and operand.
+        
+        DO:
+        
+            float someNum = 6 * 9 + 4 / 20 - 6 % 66;
+            someNum++;
+        
+        DON'T:
+        
+            float someNum = 6*9+4/20-6%66;
+            someNum ++;
+        
+        // NAZ: I will send you to the Shadow Realm if you don't put spaces in between your operators like in the "DON'T" example. It's entirely unreadable for me.
+    
+    2.2: Variables and Constants
+    
+        Variable and constant declaration and assignment statements MUST employ one space between the keyword (let, var, const) and the identifier,
+        and on both sides of the assignment operator (=) if applicable.*
+        
+        As stated previously, if identifiers have short names or are uninitialized, their declarations MAY go on the same line, separated by commas and followed by spaces.
+        
+        *Additional spaces MAY be used to vertically align the operator and right-hand side of each statement in a group of statements. See the example.
+        
+        EXAMPLE:
+        
+            const int BGM_TITLE     = 0;
+            const int BGM_1_ROAD    = 1;
+            const int BGM_1_BOSS    = 2;
+            const int BGM_GAMEOVER  = 3;
+        
+    
+    2.3: Functions, Tasks, and Subroutines
+    
+        Function, task, and subroutine definitions MUST employ one space between the keyword (function, task, or sub) and the identifier,
+        and NO space between the identifier and the parentheses, differently from flow control statements.
+        Parameters contained inside the parentheses MUST employ one space between each identifier, i.e. after each comma.
+        
+        The opening and closing braces of a function, task, or subroutine block MUST go on their own lines, and all lines in between them MUST be indented.
+        There MUST also be an empty line following each closing brace.
+        The same rules also apply to @Initialize, @MainLoop, @Event, @Finalize, and @Loading.
+		
+		// Natashi: I don't like placing opening curly braces on newlines. *turns half of your body into pizza dough*
+        
+        Function, task, and subroutine invocations MUST NOT include a space between the identifier and parentheses, if applicable.
+        Like parameters, arguments MUST be separated by whitespace, i.e. after each comma.
+        
+        Function and task arguments MAY span several indented lines for readability purposes.
+        There SHOULD be an empty space following each multi-line function call, unless it precedes a closing brace or parenthesis.
+        
+        // NAZ: This is only really applicable if the arguments get unbearably long, though. The example just demonstrates it just because.
+        
+        EXAMPLE:
+        
+            @Initialize
+            {
+                DoSomething(
+                    true,
+                    1,
+                    1.1,
+                    'e',
+                    "abc"
+                );
+                
+                // ...
+            }
+            
+            function<void> DoSomething(bool foo_, int bar_, float baz_, char qux_, string quux_)
+            {
+                // ...
+            }
+        
+    
+    2.4: Flow Control Statements
+    
+        Flow control statements MUST employ whitespace on both sides of each keyword
+        (if, else, loop, while, ascent, descent, in, for, each, alternative, case, others, switch, default, local, yield, break, continue),
+        unless said keyword by itself is a statement (yield, break, continue), in which case it is simply terminated with a semicolon.
+        
+        For conditionals and loops, the opening curly brace SHOULD go on the same line as the preceding keyword or closing parenthesis, following a space.*
+        The closing curly brace SHOULD go on its own line, except in the case of "else" and "else if" which SHOULD be written after a space following the closing brace.
+        Loops and conditional structures SHOULD be followed by an empty line.
+        
+        For for-loops, each statement ending in a semicolon MUST be followed by a space, i.e. the first and second.
+        The second and third statements may be omitted, in which case a space SHOULD be used instead.
+        When statements are combined with commas, there MUST be a space after each of them.
+        
+        *Conditionals and loops containing a single statement terminated with a semicolon MAY be written without curly braces,
+        in which case they SHOULD be written on the same line as the rest of the statement, following a space.
+        Nested conditionals and loops may also be written without curly braces, provided that there is only one semicolon-terminated statement within it.
+        Alternative cases written this way MAY use additional spaces to align their contents.
+        
+        EXAMPLE 1 (VERBOSE):
+        
+            for (int i = 1, j = 2; i <= 10; i++, j--) {
+                alternative (i)
+                case (1) {
+                    WriteLog("i is 1!", "j is 2!");
+                }
+                case (2) {
+                    WriteLog("i is 2!", "j is 1!");
+                }
+                others {
+                    WriteLog("I can't count that high!");
+                }
+                
+                if (i >= 3) {
+                    break;
+                } else {
+                    loop (5) {
+                        yield;
+                    }
+                }
+            }
+        
+        EXAMPLE 2 (CONCISE):
+        
+            for (int i = 1, j = 2; i <= 10; i++, j--) {
+                alternative (i)
+                case (1)    WriteLog("i is 1!", "j is 2!");
+                case (2)    WriteLog("i is 2!", "j is 1!");
+                others      WriteLog("I can't count that high!");
+                
+                if (i >= 3) break;
+                else loop (5) yield;
+            }
+        
+        // NAZ: With "wait" being built-in there's no use case for "loop (n) yield;".
+        // NAZ: I simply wanted to demonstrate nested structures and how they can be shortened.
+    
+    2.5: Arrays
+        
+        Arrays elements MUST be separated by whitespace, i.e. after each comma.
+        
+        Multidimensional or otherwise verbose arrays MAY be written across several indented lines.
+        The initial opening square brace MUST go on the same line as the operator that precedes it.
+        The new lines and indenting SHOULD be consistent throughout each dimension of the array.
+        There SHOULD be an empty space following each multi-line array, unless it precedes a closing brace or parenthesis.
+        
+        For performance reasons, arrays SHOULD be indexed as infrequently as possible.
+        If only one element is needed, storing it in a variable is recommended.
+        
+        EXAMPLE:
+            
+            int[] arrSmall = [1, 2, 3];
+            int[][] arrBig = [
+                [1, 2, 3],
+                [4, 5, 6, 7],
+                [8, 9, 10, 11, 12]
+            ];
+            
+            int[][][] arrBigger = [
+                [
+                    [1, 2, 3],
+                    [4, 5, 6, 7],
+                ], [
+                    [8, 9, 10, 11, 12],
+                    [13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18],
+                    [19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25],
+                ]
+            ];
+            
+            int numSmall = arrSmall[2];
+            int numBig = arrBig[2][4];
+            int numBigger = arrBigger[1][2][6];
+        
+    
+
+3: Organization
+    
+    3.1: Script Structure
+    
+        All scripts SHOULD have their sections organized in the following order:
+        
+            1. Headers (#TouhouDanmakufu, #ScriptVersion*, #Title, #Text, #System, #Background, #BGM)
+            2. #include directives
+            3. Global variables
+            4. Predefined routines (@Initialize, @Event, @MainLoop, @Finalize, @Loading)
+            5. Script-specific routines
+            
+        *The #ScriptVersion header can only take one possible argument (3), and SHOULD be omitted altogether.
+            
+        EXAMPLE:
+        
+            #TouhouDanmakufu[Stage]
+            #Title["Example Stage"]
+            #Text["An example of a stage script."]
+            #System["script/script_system.dnh"]
+            
+            #include "script/include_stg.dnh"
+            
+            int _idScript;
+            
+            @Initialize
+            {
+                _idScript = GetOwnScriptID();
+                _Main();
+            }
+            
+            @MainLoop
+            {
+                yield;
+            }
+            
+            @Finalize
+            {
+                WriteLog("Game over!");
+            }
+            
+            task _Main()
+            {
+                while (GetPlayerState() != STATE_END) yield;
+                CloseScript(_idScript);
+            }
+        
+    
+    3.2: Included Files
+        
+        As a preface, what the #include directive does is tell the engine to copy the contents of a given text file and paste them into the script, replacing the #include directive.
+        If a file has already been included in the script, it will be skipped.
+        
+        To reduce the amount of boilerplate in each script file, the scripter SHOULD create files with the express purpose of including several other files, ideally in a hierarchical manner.
+        
+        DO:
+            // In include_main.dnh
+            
+                #include "./lib_main.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_const.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_math.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_render.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_event.dnh"
+            
+            // In include_stg.dnh
+            
+                #include "./include_main.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_stg.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_move.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_shot.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_enemy.dnh"
+                
+            // In include_boss.dnh
+            
+                #include "./include_stg.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_boss.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_anim.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_spell.dnh"
+            
+            // In the main script
+            
+                #TouhouDanmakufu[Single]
+                // ...
+                
+                #include "script/include_boss.dnh"
+                
+                @Initialize
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        DON'T:
+        
+            // In the main script
+            
+                #TouhouDanmakufu[Single]
+                // ...
+                
+                #include "./lib_main.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_const.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_math.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_render.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_event.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_stg.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_move.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_shot.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_enemy.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_boss.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_anim.dnh"
+                #include "./lib_spell.dnh"
+                
+                @Initialize
+                {
+                    // ...
+                }
+            
+        
+        // NAZ: These file paths assume that the script as well as all of the library files are located in the base script directory.
+        // NAZ: Ideally, you should have a dedicated lib folder, possibly with subfolders corresponding to the libraries contained in each "include" file.
+    
+    3.3: Script Routines
+    
+        Scripts (particularly those in which danmaku is created) SHOULD call a task named _Main (or TMain, depending on your chosen style) from @Initialize.
+        This task SHOULD be the ultimate source of all other script-specific routine invocations.
+        
+        The scripter SHOULD make use of nesting for a few reasons:
+            
+            1. To ensure that variables are limited to their intended scopes.
+            2. To prevent the need to pass variables around unnecessarily via arguments.
+        
+        EXAMPLE 1 (NON-NESTED):
+        
+            task _Main()
+            {
+                float dir;
+                
+                loop {
+                    dir = rand(0, 360);
+                    _Fire(dir);
+                    wait(60);
+                    
+                }
+            }
+            
+            task _Fire(float dir_)
+            {
+                float speed = 1;
+                
+                loop (5) {
+                    Shoot(speed, dir_);
+                    speed++;
+                    wait(2);
+                }
+            }
+            
+            function<void> Shoot(float speed_, float dir_)
+            {
+                int obj = CreateShotA1(someX, someY, speed_, dir_, someID, 15);
+                ObjShot_SetDeleteFrame(obj, 180);
+            }
+            
+        EXAMPLE 2 (NESTED):
+        
+            task _Main()
+            {
+                float dir;
+                
+                loop {
+                    dir = rand(0, 360);
+                    _Fire();
+                    wait(60);
+                }
+                
+                task _Fire()
+                {
+                    float speed = 1;
+                    
+                    loop (5) {
+                        Shoot_;
+                        speed++;
+                        wait(2);
+                    }
+                    
+                    sub Shoot_
+                    {
+                        int obj = CreateShotA1(someX, someY, speed, dir, someID, 15);
+                        ObjShot_SetDeleteFrame(obj, 180);
+                    }
+                }
+            }
+            
+        // NAZ: These examples are intentionally bare-bones and only exist for the purposes of demonstrating how nesting can simplify task and function signatures and establish a sense of hierarchy.
+    

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+- Re: Syntax Tutorial
+	
+	- Number literals
+		
+		- Base literals
+			
+			WriteLog(0b1011);   //Binary literal, outputs 11
+			WriteLog(0o503);    //Octal literal, outputs 323
+			WriteLog(0x8f62);   //Hexadecimal literal, outputs 36706
+			
+			Base literals default to integer type unless suffixed otherwise.
+			
+		- Suffix
+			
+			- "f" / "F"
+				Forces a number literal to a float type.
+			- "i" / "I"
+				Forces a number literal to an integer type.
+				
+			Example:
+				WriteLog(5);        //5.000000
+				WriteLog(5f);       //5.000000
+				WriteLog(5i);       //5
+				WriteLog(0x5f);     //95
+				WriteLog(0x5fi);    //95
+				WriteLog(7.76);     //7.760000
+				WriteLog(7.76f);    //7.760000
+				WriteLog(7.76i);    //7
+				
+		- Digit separator
+			
+			The "_" character can be used in number literals to aid in visibility.
+			Has no effect on the resultant value.
+			
+			WriteLog(5000000000i);      //5000000000
+			WriteLog(5_000_000_000i);   //still 5000000000
+			WriteLog(0x7f23a7e2);       //2133043170
+			WriteLog(0x7f23_a7e2);      //still 2133043170
+			
+	- Variables
+		
+		- Explicit types
+			
+			Originally, you'd declare a variable with one of these three keywords:
+				- let
+				- var
+				- real
+			All three keywords had the same effect on the declaration.
+			
+			However, with version 1.30a, the scripting language has gone through a considerable amount of changes as follows:
+				- "real" has been renamed to "float". (1.32a)
+				
+				- You may now explicitly state the type of the variable you are declaring.
+					
+					Example:
+						int a = 700;            //typeof(a) == VAR_INT
+						float b = 56.243;       //typeof(b) == VAR_FLOAT
+						char c = '0';           //typeof(c) == VAR_CHAR
+						bool d = false;         //typeof(d) == VAR_BOOL
+						string e = "aubergine"; //typeof(e) == VAR_STRING
+						int[] f = [4i, 8];      //typeof(f) == VAR_ARRAY, ftypeof(f) == VAR_INT
+						
+				- This does not change "let" and "var", they will still behave similarly to "auto" in C++.
+					
+					Example:
+						let a = 700i;           //typeof(a) == VAR_INT
+						let b = 56.243;         //typeof(b) == VAR_FLOAT
+						let c = '0';            //typeof(c) == VAR_CHAR
+						let d = false;          //typeof(d) == VAR_BOOL
+						let e = "aubergine";    //typeof(e) == VAR_STRING
+						let f = [4i, 8];        //typeof(f) == VAR_ARRAY, ftypeof(f) == VAR_INT
+						
+			- You may not use "let[]" or "const[]".
+				
+				An array type declaration may only be used with a non-auto type.
+				
+		- Multiple variables declaration.
+			
+			Example:
+				int a, b = 7, c = 100, d;       //All will be of type "int"
+				const bool e = true, f = true;  //All will be of type "const bool"
+				let g = 56, h = true, i = 6i;   //g will be "float", h will be "bool", and i will be "int"
+				bool[][][] j, k;                //All will be of type "bool[][][]" (3D bool array)
+				
+		- Using "const"
+			
+			"const" is used to declare constant variables.
+			
+			A standalone "const" will behave like a "let".
+			"const" can be prefixed or suffixed by another type.
+			
+			Constant variables cannot be modified.
+			Attempting to do so will throw a compile-time error.
+			
+			Example:
+				const a = 1;
+				const let b = true;
+				const string c = "xolotl";
+				const int d;
+				
+				a = 6;      //ERROR
+				d = 10;     //ERROR
+				
+		- Supplement for smart people
+			
+			ph3sx script type  |  internal C type  |  size in bytes  |
+			----------------------------------------------------------
+			int                |  int64_t          |  8              |
+			float              |  double           |  8              |
+			bool               |  bool             |  1              |
+			char               |  wchar_t          |  2              |
+			
+	- Scoping
+			
+		- "local" has been deprecated. While they have not yet been completely removed, it is advisable to stop using it.
+			
+			- But what can I use in its place?
+				
+				Nothing.
+				Literally.
+				
+				What used to be:
+				
+					local {
+						//...
+					}
+				
+				can now be reduced to just:
+				
+					{
+						//...
+					}
+					
+				Scoping rules will still apply normally, like so:
+				
+					let a;
+					
+					//Only a is accessible here
+					
+					{
+						let b;
+						
+						//a and b are both accessible here
+						
+						{
+							let c;
+							
+							//a, b, and c are all accessible here
+						}
+					}
+					
+	- Operators
+		
+		All available script operators are listed as follows.
+		They are arranged in order of precedence, highest-to-lowest.
+		
+			1.  ()
+					Function call
+						let c = SomeFunc(a, b);
+			1.  as_x()
+					Type cast
+						let a = as_int(x);
+						let b = as_bool(56);
+			1.  length()
+					Array length
+						let a = length(x);
+						let b = length([1, 2, 3]);
+			1.  []
+					Array indexing
+						let a = arr[3];
+						let b = [10, 100, 1000][x];
+			1.  (| |)
+					Absolute
+						let a = (|-4|);         //a == 4
+						let b = (|a|);          //b == 4
+			1.  ()
+					Parentheses
+			2.  ^
+					Power (Right-associative)
+						let a = 2 ^ 4;          //a == 16
+						let b = 2 ^ 2 ^ 3;      //b == 256
+			2.  [..]
+					Array slice
+						let x = [9, 10, 11, 12, 13];
+						let a = x[0..2];        //a == [9, 10]
+						let b = x[2..999];      //b == [11, 12, 13]
+						let c = x[3..0];        //c == [11, 10, 9]
+			3.  +
+					Unary plus
+						let a = +6;
+			3.  -
+					Unary minus
+						let a = -10;
+			3.  !
+					Unary logical not
+						let a = !b;
+			3.  ~
+					Unary bitwise not
+						let a = ~312;           //a == -313
+						let b = ~(0b1011001);   //b == -90
+			4.  *
+					Multiply
+						let a = 4 * 10;         //a == 40
+			4.  /
+					Divide
+						let a = 10 / 3;         //a == 3.333333
+			4.  ~/
+					Floored divide
+						let a = 10 ~/ 3;        //a == 3
+			4.  %
+					Remainder (Modulo)
+						let a = 7 % 4;          //a == 3
+			5.  +
+					Add
+						let a = 3 + 32;         //a == 35
+			5.  -
+					Subtract
+						let a = 9 - 12;         //a == -3
+			5.  ~
+					Array concatenate
+						let a = [8, 3] ~ [10];  //a == [8, 3, 10]
+			6.  <<
+					Bitwise shift left
+						let a = 7 << 3;         //a == 56
+			6.  >>
+					Bitwise shift right
+						let a = 198 >> 2;       //a == 49
+			7.  ==
+			    !=
+			    <
+			    <=
+			    >
+			    >=
+					Comparison
+						let a = 5 < 6;
+						let b = a != false;
+						let c = 10 >= 10;
+			8.  ^^
+					Bitwise XOR
+						let a = 63 ^^ 234;      //a == 213
+			9.  |
+					Bitwise OR
+						let a = 63 | 234;       //a == 255
+			10. &
+					Bitwise AND
+						let a = 63 & 234;       //a == 42
+			11. ||
+					Logical OR
+						let a = true || false;  //a == true
+			11. &&
+					Logical AND
+						let a = true || false;  //a == false
+			12. ?:
+					Ternary expression
+						let a = x > y ? 10 : 20;
+						let b = z == 0 ? x * 10 : y + 4;
+						let c = k ? (y ? 8 : 0) : p ? 5 : 2 + x;
+						
+	- Boolean expressions
+		
+		- Short-circuiting
+			
+			This feature was present in vanilla ph3 as well, but I have yet to see a tutorial mention it, so here it is.
+			
+			Short-circuiting (short-circuit evaluation) is an optimization for boolean expressions.
+			
+			Take these statements, for example:
+				bool c = a && b;
+				bool z = x || y;
+				
+			This !RUN-TIME! optimization will occur when expression (a) evaluates to false, 
+				where the evaluation of expression (b) will be completely skipped over.
+			Conversely, in the second statement, the evaluation of expression (y) will also be skipped over if
+				expression (x) evaluates to true.
+			
+			Short-circuiting will take place left-to-right, so it is beneficial to format your logical expressions
+				in a way that more lightweight expressions get evaluated sooner rather than later.
+			
+			Example:
+				if (bCheckHit && GetShotIdInCircleA2(...)) { /*...*/ }
+				
+				would benefit more from short-circuit evaluation than
+				
+				if (GetShotIdInCircleA2(...) && bCheckHit) { /*...*/ }
+				
+			Short-circuiting only applies to logical expressions, not bitwise expressions.
+			
+			Example:
+				bool c = a & b;
+				bool d = a | b;
+				
+			Here, both expressions (a) and (b) will be evaluated regardless of the result of expression (a).
+			
+	- Loops
+		
+		- Ascent/Descent
+			
+			Ascent and descent loops remain unchanged, but you may now assign an explicit type to the counter variable.
+			
+			Example:
+				
+				ascent (i in 0..3)
+					WriteLog(i);
+				
+				Will result in the following output:
+					0.000000
+					1.000000
+					2.000000
+				
+				//-----------------------------------------------
+				
+				ascent (i in 0i..3)
+					WriteLog(i);
+				
+				Will result in the following output:
+					0
+					1
+					2
+				
+				//-----------------------------------------------
+				
+				ascent (int i in 0..3)
+					WriteLog(i);
+				
+				Will result in the following output:
+					0
+					1
+					2
+					
+		- In ph3sx, two new loops are available for use.
+			
+			- For loop
+				
+				The for loop is the more generalized version of ascent/descent loops.
+				
+				It's also the standard loop format in most programming languages, 
+					which means I don't have to explain its usage here.
+				
+			- For-each loop
+			
+				The for-each loop is a quick and efficient method to iterate through arrays.
+				
+				Example:
+					
+					int[] arr = [10, 9, 8, 7];
+					for each (int i in arr)
+						WriteLog(i);
+						
+					Will result in the following output:
+						10
+						9
+						8
+						7
+						
+					//-----------------------------------------------
+						
+					for each (float i in arr)
+						WriteLog(i);
+						
+					Will result in the following output:
+						10.000000
+						9.000000
+						8.000000
+						7.000000
+						
+				- The "ref" keyword
+					
+					Normally, the array fed into a for-each loop will be a copy of the original array.
+					However, you can force the loop to directly read from the original array with the "ref" keyword.
+					
+					As the array won't be copied, there would also be some performance benefits to be had, 
+						and the loop will respond to any modifications to the array rather than being unaffected.
+					
+					Example:
+						
+						int[] arr = [1, 2, 3, 4];
+						
+						for each (i in arr) {
+							if (i % 2 == 0)
+								arr ~= [5];
+							WriteLog(i);
+						}
+						WriteLog(arr);
+						
+						Will result in the following output:
+							1
+							2
+							3
+							4
+							[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5]
+							
+						//-----------------------------------------------
+							
+						for each (i in ref arr) {
+							if (i % 2 == 0)
+								arr ~= [5];
+							WriteLog(i);
+						}
+						WriteLog(arr);
+						
+						Will result in the following output:
+							1
+							2
+							3
+							4
+							5
+							5
+							[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5]
+							
+				- Special syntaxes
+					
+					- There is also another declaration syntax for the for-each loop:
+					
+						{
+							int i = 0;
+							for each (itr in array) {
+								//...
+								i++;
+							}
+						}
+						
+						//is equivalent to:
+						
+						for each (i, itr in array) {
+							//...
+						}
+						
+						- These formats are also allowed:
+							
+							for each ((i, itr) in array) { /*...*/ }
+							for each ((int i, itr) in array) { /*...*/ }
+							for each (i, float itr in array) { /*...*/ }
+							for each ((float i, string itr) in array) { /*...*/ }
+							
+					- You may use a colon(:) in place of the keyword "in"
+						
+						for each (itr : array) { /*...*/ }
+						for each ((i, itr) : array) { /*...*/ }
+						
+		- In addition, there is a new flow control statement "continue".
+			
+			"continue" is used in the same manner as "break", but rather than simply ending the loop,
+				it will merely skip the current iteration of the loop.
+				
+				Example:
+					
+					ascent (int i in 0..8) {
+						if (i % 2 == 0) continue;
+						WriteLog(i);
+					}
+					
+					Will result in the following output:
+						1
+						3
+						5
+						7
+						
+		- Unlike in vanilla ph3, "break" can no longer be used outside a loop.
+			- Attempting to do so will throw a compile-time error.
+			- The same applies to "continue".
+			
+	- Functions, Tasks, Subs ("Callables")
+				
+		- Parameters
+			
+			Parameters, like variables, can have explicit types.
+			
+			Example:
+				
+				function Func(int a, float b, const string[] c) {}
+				
+		- Function return type
+			
+			- You may explicitly specify a function's return type.
+				
+				function<int> Func1(a, b) {
+					return a + b;
+				}
+				
+				WriteLog(Func1(10, 4.2));       //Output: 14
+				WriteLog(Func1(10, "sdfs"));    //ERROR: Invalid implicit casting
+				
+			- Marking a function with type "void" will forbid it from returning a value.
+			
+				function<void> Func1(a, b) {
+					return;         //OK: no return value
+				}
+				
+				function<void> Func2(a, b) {
+					return a + b;   //ERROR: void function can't return a value
+				}
+				
+		- Overloading
+			
+			Two callables with the same name, but different argument counts, will be treated as two different, unique callables.
+			
+			Example:
+				
+				function<int> Func() {
+					return 0;
+				}
+				function<int> Func(a) {
+					return 100;
+				}
+				function<int> Func(a, b, c) {
+					return a + b + c;
+				}
+				
+				DoStuff();              //Returns 0
+				DoStuff("asdf");        //Returns 100
+				DoStuff(1, 2, 3);       //Returns 6
+				
+		- Variadic argument count (varargs)
+			
+			- Some default functions now allow for varargs.
+				
+				Example:
+					
+					NotifyEventAll(EV_USER, 0);
+					NotifyEventAll(EV_USER, 0, 1, 2, 3);
+					NotifyEventAll(EV_USER, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8);
+					
+					//All of the above are valid calls to NotifyEventAll.
+					
+			- You can pass a maximum of around 357900000 arguments, but please please don't actually do that.
+			
+			- Scripters currently cannot define their own callables with varargs.
+			
+	- Async
+		
+		Async blocks can be placed anywhere in the code, they behave like inlined tasks.
+		
+		Example:
+			
+			function Func() {
+				WriteLog(0);
+				
+				async {
+					WriteLog(1);
+					wait(10);
+					WriteLog(2);
+				}
+				
+				return true;
+			}
+			
+			//is equivalent to:
+			
+			function Func() {
+				WriteLog(0);
+				
+				task AsyncTask() {
+					WriteLog(1);
+					wait(10);
+					WriteLog(2);
+				}
+				AsyncTask();
+				
+				return true;
+			}
+			
+	- Script
+		
+		- Char
+			
+			- Backslash escapes (\\) is properly recognized in char/string literals.
+			- Hexadecimal char literals (\x[hex]) can be used in char/string literals.
+				Example:
+					"\x74"          -> "t"
+					'\x3042'        -> 'あ'
+					"\x042\x5f"     -> "B_"
+				
+		- One-lined statements
+			
+			Example:
+				
+				ascent (i in 0..10) WriteLog(i);
+				
+				if (true) a += 10;
+				else a -= 4;
+				
+			Can be used everywhere except in function/task/sub declarations, async blocks, @-blocks, and local{} blocks.
+			
+	- Optimizations
+		
+		- The script compiler will try to perform basic optimizations on maths expressions.
+			
+			Examples:
+				
+				a = 5 + 5 - 1;          -> optimize ->  a = 9;
+				a = 5 * 8 / 7;          -> optimize ->  a = 5.714286;
+				a = func(b) + 5 % 10;   -> optimize ->  a = func(b) + 5;
+				
+		- Empty loops and blocks will be optimized away during script compiling.
+			
+			Examples:
+				
+				while (true) {}
+				
+				for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {}
+				
+				ascent (i in 0..100000000) {}
+				
+				{
+				}
+				
+				loop (1000) {
+				}
+				
+				for each (i in "aaaaaaaaaa") {}
+				
+				async {}
+				
+				//All of the above examples will be optimized away
+				
+		- Loops containing a single yield will be automatically transformed into a wait.
+			
+			Examples:
+				
+				loop (60) yield;            -> optimize ->  wait(60);
+				
+				loop (a * 2 + 60 - 20) {    -> optimize ->  wait(a * 2 + 60 - 20);
+					yield;
+				}
+				
+- Text Object Tags
+	
+	Text object tags are special formatting patterns that can be used to dynamically alter rendering of text objects.
+	
+	Available tags:
+		
+		- r
+			
+			Inserts a new line. Also resets formatting from other tags.
+			
+		- font / f
+			
+			Modifies the font.
+			
+			Available tag properties:
+				
+				- reset / rs / r / clear / clr / c
+					
+					Resets the text to its original settings.  Present in vanilla ph3 as "clear".
+					
+				- size / sz
+					
+					Changes the font size. Unchanged from vanilla ph3.
+					
+				- ox / oy
+					
+					Changes the position offset.
+					
+				- it
+					
+					Toggles italic. (true/false or 1/0)
+					
+				- wg
+					
+					Changes the font's weight.
+					
+				- br / bg / bb
+					
+					Changes the font's bottom color.
+					
+				- tr / tg / tb
+					
+					Changes the font's top color.
+					
+				- or / og / ob
+					
+					Changes the font's border color.
+					
+				- bc
+					
+					Changes the font's bottom color as a (r, g, b) list.
+					
+				- tc
+					
+					Changes the font's top color as a (r, g, b) list.
+					
+				- oc
+					
+					Changes the font's border color as a (r, g, b) list.
+					
+			Example:
+				
+				ObjText_SetText(obj, "Lorem ipsum [font size=48 it=1 bc=(255, 0, 0)]dolor sit[font clr] amet");
+				
+		- ruby
+			
+			Creates a ruby(furigana) text.
+			
+			Available tag properties:
+				
+				- rb
+					
+					Sets the main(bottom) text. Unchanged from vanilla ph3.
+				- rt
+					
+					Sets the furigana(top) text. Unchanged from vanilla ph3.
+				- sz
+					
+					Changes the furigana text's font size.
+					
+				- wg
+					
+					Changes the furigana text's font weight.
+					
+				- ox
+					
+					Changes the furigana text's left margin.
+					
+				- op
+					
+					Changes the furigana text's side pitch.

game/Boss_Plural.dnh

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-#TouhouDanmakufu[Plural]
-#ScriptVersion[3]
-#Title["Boss Plural"]
-#Text["..."]
-#System["script/KevinSystem/Kevin_System.txt"] 
-//#Player["script/KevinPackage/KevinScript_Players/PankevKouda/KevKou_Main.dnh", "script/KevinPackage/KevinScript_Players/MariHousui/MariHousui_Main.dnh"]
-
-let csd = GetCurrentScriptDirectory();
-
-let obj = ObjEnemyBossScene_Create();
-
-#include "script/KevinSystem/Universal_Lib.txt"
-#include "script/game/Stage_Background.dnh"
-
-@Event{
-	
-}
-
-@Initialize{
-
-	if(!IsCommonDataAreaExists("PIV")){
-	CreateCommonDataArea("PIV");
-	SetAreaCommonData("PIV", "currentvalue", 10000);
-	}
-	else{}
-	
-	SetAutoDeleteObject(true);
-	_ScrollBackground();
-	PluralTask();	
-
-}
-
-@MainLoop{    
-	yield;
-}
-
-@Finalize
-{
-}
-
-
-/* TO DO:
-
-+ Single *syncing* - ensure that the boss stays at the same position
-*/
-// Task to handle the plural's boss scene 
-
-task PluralTask(){
-	// Registering individual singles
-
-	ObjEnemyBossScene_Add(obj, 0, csd ~ "Non1.dnh");
-	ObjEnemyBossScene_Add(obj, 0, csd ~ "Spell1.dnh");
-	ObjEnemyBossScene_Add(obj, 0, csd ~ "Non2.dnh");
-	ObjEnemyBossScene_Add(obj, 0, csd ~ "Spell2.dnh");
-	ObjEnemyBossScene_Add(obj, 0, csd ~ "Non3.dnh");
-	ObjEnemyBossScene_Add(obj, 0, csd ~ "Spell3.dnh");
-	
-	// Loading and registering the boss scene
-	ObjEnemyBossScene_LoadInThread(obj);
-	ObjEnemyBossScene_Regist(obj);
-	
-	while(!Obj_IsDeleted(obj)){
-		yield;
-	}
-	
-	_ExplosionEffect(GetCommonData("Boss Position X", STG_WIDTH/2), GetCommonData("Boss Position Y", STG_WIDTH/2), PetalEffect);
-	SetAutoDeleteObject(true);
-	wait(120);
-	CloseScript(GetOwnScriptID());
-}

game/Non2.dnh

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-#TouhouDanmakufu[Single]
-#ScriptVersion[3]
-#Title["Remilia Nonspell 2"]
-#Text["yassification"]
-#System["script/KevinSystem/Kevin_System.txt"]
-
-int difficultySelect = 0;
-
-let objScene = GetEnemyBossSceneObjectID();
-let csd = GetCurrentScriptDirectory();
-
-let bossObj;
-
-float bossX = 0; 
-float bossY = 0;
-float playerY = 0;
-float playerX = 0;
-
-let aniframe = 0;
-let aniframe2 = 0;
-
-let spellsnd = ObjSound_Create(); 
-let bossdiesnd = ObjSound_Create();
-
-/*Parameters:
-
-+ Laser ring density
-+ Laser spin speed
-
-+ Spiral density
-+ Spiral speed
-+ Spiral angle offset
-+ Spiral delay
-
-*/
-
-int[] denseLaser = [7, 8, 9];
-float[] speedspinLaser = [0.35, 0.35, 0.35];
-int[] timeLaser = [60, 70, 80];
-int[] timeDelayLaser = [45, 40, 30];
-
-int[] denseSpiral = [5, 6, 7];
-float[] angleoffsetSpiral = [1.618*8, 1.618*7, 1.618*6];
-float[] speedSpiral = [8.5, 9.5, 10.5];
-int[] delaySpiral = [5, 5, 4];
- 
-/*
-*/
-
-
-// Includes ahoy
-
-#include "script/KevinSystem/Universal_Lib.txt" // The library to include all libraries :sans: :nail_care:
-
-@Initialize {
-
-	//SetIntersectionVisualization(true);
-	
-	SetAutoDeleteObject(true);
-	
-	_InitDifficulty(difficultySelect); 
-	
-	//difficultySelect = 0; // debug
-	
-	SetShotAutoDeleteClip(64, 64, 64, 64);
-	
-	if(!IsCommonDataAreaExists("PIV")){
-	CreateCommonDataArea("PIV");
-	SetAreaCommonData("PIV", "currentvalue", 10000);
-	}
-	else{}
-	
-	// Create the boss object itself
-	bossObj = ObjEnemy_Create(OBJ_ENEMY_BOSS); 
-	ObjEnemy_Regist(bossObj);
-	
-	ObjMove_SetPosition(bossObj, GetCommonData("Boss Position X", STG_WIDTH/2), GetCommonData("Boss Position Y", STG_HEIGHT/2));
-	ObjEnemy_SetMaximumDamage(bossObj, 999);
-	
-	_RenderBoss(bossObj);
-	
-	mainTask();
-	_FadeInvincibility(bossObj, 150, 150, 1);
-	endingnew();
-}
-
-@Event {
-
-	alternative(GetEventType())
-
-	case(EV_REQUEST_LIFE) {
-		SetScriptResult(3000);
-	}
-	
-	case(EV_REQUEST_TIMER) {
-		SetScriptResult(25);
-	}
-	
-}
-
-@MainLoop {
-
-	playerY = GetPlayerY();
-	playerX = GetPlayerX();
-	//The player position is ALWAYS UPDATED 
-	
-	bossX = ObjMove_GetX(bossObj);
-	bossY = ObjMove_GetY(bossObj);
-	
-	ObjEnemy_SetIntersectionCircleToShot(bossObj, ObjMove_GetX(bossObj), ObjMove_GetY(bossObj), 180);
-	
-	yield;
-	
-}
-
-@Finalize {
-
-}
-
-/*Nonspell 2 (Patchouli):
-
-Non-directional Laser with Bubble Spiral
-
-Parameters:
-
-+ Laser ring density
-+ Laser spin speed
-
-+ Spiral density
-+ Spiral speed
-+ Spiral angle offset
-
-*/
-
-task mainTask {
-	
-	ObjMove_SetDestAtFrame(bossObj, STG_WIDTH/2, STG_HEIGHT/6+30, 45, LERP_DECELERATE);
-	wait(60);
-	int multiplier = 1;
-	
-	while(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE) > 0){
-	
-		ascent(i in 0..denseLaser[difficultySelect]){
-			SpawnNDLaser(i, multiplier);
-		}
-		
-		wait(timeDelayLaser[difficultySelect]);
-		
-		float ang = 0;
-		
-		loop(90/delaySpiral[difficultySelect]){
-			float ang2 = ang;
-		
-			loop(denseSpiral[difficultySelect]){
-				
-				int shot = CreateShotA1(bossX, bossY, speedSpiral[difficultySelect], ang2, KEV_BUBBLE_RED, 10);
-				
-				if (multiplier == -1) {ObjShot_SetGraphic(shot, KEV_BUBBLE_AQUA);}
-				else{}
-				if(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE) <= 0){Obj_Delete(shot);}
-				else{
-					_Delay(shot, 10);
-					_BulletRescale(shot, 0.65, true, 1);
-					Shoot1;
-				}
-				
-				ang2 += 360/denseSpiral[difficultySelect];
-			
-			}
-			
-			ang += angleoffsetSpiral[difficultySelect]*-multiplier;
-			wait(delaySpiral[difficultySelect]);
-		}
-		
-		multiplier *= -1;
-		
-		yield;
-		
-	}
-		
-}
-
-
-task SpawnNDLaser(int ID, int multiplier){
-
-	float objcount = 0;
-	
-	int obj = CreateStraightLaserA1(bossX + -45*cos(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect]), bossY + -45*sin(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect]), ID * 360/denseLaser[difficultySelect], STG_HEIGHT*1.5, 100, timeLaser[difficultySelect], KEV_AMULET_RED, timeDelayLaser[difficultySelect]);
-	
-	if(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE) == 0){Obj_Delete(obj);}
-	
-	int shot = CreateShotA1(bossX + 120*cos(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect]), bossY + 120*sin(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect]), 0, ID * 360/denseLaser[difficultySelect], KEV_AURABALL_RED, 10);
-	
-	if(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE) == 0){Obj_Delete(shot);}
-	
-	else{
-		_Delay(shot, 10);
-		_BulletRescale(shot, 2, true, 1);
-		Shoot1;
-	}
-	
-	if(multiplier == -1){
-		ObjShot_SetGraphic(obj, KEV_AMULET_AQUA);
-		ObjShot_SetGraphic(shot, KEV_AURABALL_AQUA);
-	}
-	
-	ObjShot_SetAutoDelete(obj, false);
-	ObjShot_SetAutoDelete(shot, false);
-	ObjRender_SetBlendType(obj, BLEND_ADD_ARGB);
-	ObjRender_SetBlendType(shot, BLEND_ADD_ARGB);
-	ObjLaser_SetInvalidLength(obj, 0.25, 0.25);
-	ObjStLaser_SetSource(obj, true);
-	ObjStLaser_SetEnd(obj, true);
-	ObjStLaser_SetEndGraphic(obj, ObjShot_GetImageID(obj)-33);
-	
-	async{
-		wait(timeDelayLaser[difficultySelect]);
-		Shoot2;
-	}
-	
-	while(!Obj_IsDeleted(obj)){
-		ObjMove_SetPosition(obj, bossX + -45*cos(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect] + objcount), bossY + -45 * sin(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect] + objcount));
-		ObjMove_SetPosition(shot, bossX + 120*cos(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect] + objcount), bossY + 120*sin(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect] + objcount));
-		ObjStLaser_SetAngle(obj, ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect] + objcount);
-		objcount += speedspinLaser[difficultySelect]*multiplier;
-		yield;
-	}
-	
-	ObjShot_FadeDelete(shot);
-	
-}
-
-/*task SpawnNDLaser(ID, multiplier){
-	let objcount = 0;
-	let obj = CreateStraightLaserA1(ObjMove_GetX(bossObj) + 60*cos(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect]), ObjMove_GetY(bossObj) + 60*sin(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect]), ID * 360/denseLaser[difficultySelect], 512, 24, 300, KEV_AMULET_RED, 60);
-	while(!Obj_IsDeleted(obj)){
-		ObjMove_SetPosition(obj, ObjMove_GetX(bossObj) + 60*cos(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect] + objcount), ObjMove_GetY(bossObj) + 60*sin(ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect] + objcount));
-		ObjStLaser_SetAngle(obj, ID*360/denseLaser[difficultySelect] + objcount);
-		//objcount += 1 * multiplier;
-		objcount += 0.5;
-		yield;
-	}
-}*/
-		
-task endingnew(){
-	
-	while(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE)>0){
-		yield;
-	}
-	
-	_GoToBrazil(objScene, bossObj, 12, 24);
-	wait(120);
-	ObjSound_SetVolumeRate(fire2, 20);
-	
-	CloseScript(GetOwnScriptID);
-	
-}
-
-

game/Spell1.dnh

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-#TouhouDanmakufu[Single]
-#ScriptVersion[3]
-#Title["Remilia Spell 1 (Remilia Card)"]
-#Text["yassification"]
-#System["script/KevinSystem/Kevin_System.txt"]
-
-int difficultySelect = 0;
-
-let objScene = GetEnemyBossSceneObjectID();
-let csd = GetCurrentScriptDirectory();
-
-let bossObj;
-
-float bossX = 0; 
-float bossY = 0;
-float playerY = 0;
-float playerX = 0;
-
-let aniframe = 0;
-let aniframe2 = 0;
-
-let spellsnd = ObjSound_Create(); 
-let bossdiesnd = ObjSound_Create();
-
-/*
-
-Parameters:
-
-- Remilia wait time
-- Spiral density
-- Spiral angle offset per frame
-
-- Ring density
-- Ring (max) speed
-- Delays between rings
-
-*/
-
-int[] denseSpiral = [6, 7, 8];
-float[] angleoffsetSpiral = [1.618*7, 1.618*6, 1.618*5];
-float[] speedSpiral = [8, 9.25, 11];
-
-int[] denseRing = [10, 12, 14];
-float[] maxspeedRing = [7.5, 8.5, 10];
-int[] deceltimeRing = [20, 25, 32];
-int[] acceltimeRing = [60, 50, 40];
-
-// Remilia takes 36 frames. Preferably, pick a number 36 can divide with.
-
-int[] delayRing = [9, 6, 5];
-
-// How much time Remilia takes to charge her attack and you get to GTFO.
-
-int[] waittimeRemi = [80, 70, 60];
-
-string tex = "script/game/resourceLib/Spritesheet_StationJam.png";
-//LoadTextureEx(tex, true, false);
-
-// Includes ahoy
-
-#include "script/KevinSystem/Universal_Lib.txt" // The library to include all libraries :sans: :nail_care:
-
-@Initialize {
-
-	//SetIntersectionVisualization(true);
-	
-	SetAutoDeleteObject(true);
-	LoadTextureEx(tex, true, false);
-	
-	_InitDifficulty(difficultySelect); 
-	
-	//difficultySelect = 2; // debug
-	
-	SetShotAutoDeleteClip(64, 64, 64, 64);
-	
-	if(!IsCommonDataAreaExists("PIV")){
-	CreateCommonDataArea("PIV");
-	SetAreaCommonData("PIV", "currentvalue", 10000);
-	}
-	else{}
-	
-	// Create the boss object itself
-	bossObj = ObjEnemy_Create(OBJ_ENEMY_BOSS); 
-	ObjEnemy_Regist(bossObj);
-	
-	ObjMove_SetPosition(bossObj, GetCommonData("Boss Position X", STG_WIDTH/2), GetCommonData("Boss Position Y", STG_HEIGHT/2));
-	ObjEnemy_SetMaximumDamage(bossObj, 999);
-	
-	_RenderBoss(bossObj);
-	
-	//WriteLog(spellPIV);
-	WriteLog(ObjEnemyBossScene_GetInfo(objScene, INFO_SPELL_SCORE));
-	
-	mainTask();
-	_FadeInvincibility(bossObj, 150, 150, 1);
-	endingnew();
-}
-
-@Event {
-
-	alternative(GetEventType())
-
-	case(EV_REQUEST_LIFE) {
-		SetScriptResult(4000);
-	}
-	
-	case(EV_REQUEST_TIMER) {
-		SetScriptResult(40);
-	}
-	
-}
-
-@MainLoop {
-
-	playerY = GetPlayerY();
-	playerX = GetPlayerX();
-	//The player position is ALWAYS UPDATED 
-	
-	bossX = ObjMove_GetX(bossObj);
-	bossY = ObjMove_GetY(bossObj);
-	
-	ObjEnemy_SetIntersectionCircleToShot(bossObj, ObjMove_GetX(bossObj), ObjMove_GetY(bossObj), 180);
-	
-	yield;
-	
-}
-
-@Finalize {
-
-}
-
-/*
-
-Remi Spell 1
-
-Remi moves to your current position (takes 36 frames), fires a dense star of stars (lol) that fades away quickly, and waits a set number of frames before repeating. After 3 waves of this, she moves to the middle and shoots a thick spiral of fireballs that requires you to spin around the screen for a bit.
-She also leaves behind trails of rings with every dash.
-
-Remilia takes 36 frames to move to you each time. -> delay between rings: 9, 6, 5
-
-Parameters:
-
-- Remilia wait time
-- Spiral density
-- Spiral speed
-- Spiral angle offset per frame
-
-- Ring density
-- Ring speed
-- Delays between rings
-
-*/
-
-task mainTask {
-	
-	int multiplier = 1;
-	
-	ObjMove_SetDestAtFrame(bossObj, STG_WIDTH/2, STG_HEIGHT/2
-	, 45, LERP_DECELERATE);
-	
-	wait(45);
-	
-	_UseCard();
-	
-	while(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE) > 0){
-	
-		loop(3){
-			_VampireChase();
-		}
-		FitfulNightmare(multiplier);
-		wait(90);
-		multiplier *= -1;
-		
-	}
-	
-}
-
-function <void> _UseCard(){
-
-	// Remi spell
-	
-	int cardImg = _Create2DImage(tex, [0, 256, 256, 512]);
-	
-	ObjRender_SetPosition(cardImg, bossX, bossY, 0);
-	
-	ascent(i in 0..30){
-		ObjRender_SetY(cardImg, Interpolate_Decelerate(bossY, bossY - 256, i/30));
-		ObjRender_SetAlpha(cardImg, Interpolate_Decelerate(0, 255, i/30));
-		yield;
-	}
-	
-	wait(30);
-	
-	ascent(i in 0..15){
-		ObjRender_SetAlpha(cardImg, Interpolate_Decelerate(255, 0, i/15));
-		yield;
-	}
-	
-	Obj_Delete(cardImg);
-	
-}
-
-function <void> _VampireChase(){
-
-	float chaseX = playerX;
-	float chaseY = playerY;
-	
-	ChargeSFX;
-	
-	ObjMove_SetDestAtFrame(bossObj, Interpolate_Decelerate(bossX, chaseX, -0.08), Interpolate_Decelerate(bossY, chaseY, -0.08), 30, LERP_DECELERATE);
-	wait(25);
-	
-	ObjMove_SetDestAtFrame(bossObj, Interpolate_Decelerate(bossX, chaseX, 1), Interpolate_Decelerate(bossY, chaseY, 1), 36, LERP_DECELERATE);
-	
-	float ang = GetAngleToPlayer(bossObj);
-	
-	loop(36/delayRing){
-		
-		ascent(i in 0..denseRing[difficultySelect]){
-			int shot = CreateShotA2(bossX, bossY, maxspeedRing[difficultySelect], ang + 360/denseRing[difficultySelect] * i, -maxspeedRing[difficultySelect]/deceltimeRing[difficultySelect], 0, 0, KEV_AURABALL_RED, 10);
-			if(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE) <= 0){Obj_Delete(shot);}
-			else{
-				_Delay(shot, 10);
-				ObjMove_AddPatternA2(shot, 30, NO_CHANGE, NO_CHANGE, maxspeedRing[difficultySelect]/acceltimeRing[difficultySelect], maxspeedRing[difficultySelect], 0);
-				_BulletRescale(shot, 0.6, true, 1);
-				Shoot2;
-			}
-		}
-		
-		ang += 18;
-		wait(delayRing);
-		
-	}	
-	
-	//wait(36);
-	
-	// BOOM
-	_FireExplosion(bossObj);
-	
-	wait(waittimeRemi[difficultySelect]);
-	
-}
-
-function <void> FitfulNightmare(int spin){
-	
-	ObjMove_SetDestAtFrame(bossObj, STG_WIDTH/2, STG_HEIGHT/3, 60, LERP_DECELERATE);
-	ChargeSFX;
-	
-	wait(75);
-	
-	float ang = 0;
-		
-	loop(40){
-		float ang2 = ang;
-	
-		loop(denseSpiral[difficultySelect]){
-			
-			int shot = CreateShotA1(bossX, bossY, speedSpiral[difficultySelect], ang2, KEV_KNIFE_RED, 10);
-			if(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE) <= 0){Obj_Delete(shot);}
-			else{
-				_Delay(shot, 10);
-				_BulletRescale(shot, 1.25, true, 1);
-				Shoot1;
-			}
-			
-			ang2 += 360/denseSpiral[difficultySelect]*spin;
-		
-		}
-		
-		ang += angleoffsetSpiral[difficultySelect];
-		wait(3);
-	}
-	
-}
-
-task _FireExplosion(int target){
-	
-	int objPattern = ObjPatternShot_Create();
-	
-	ObjPatternShot_SetParentObject(objPattern, target);
-	
-	if(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE) == 0){Obj_Delete(objPattern); return;}
-	
-	ObjPatternShot_SetPatternType(objPattern, PATTERN_SCATTER_ANGLE);
-	ObjPatternShot_SetShotType(objPattern, OBJ_SHOT);
-	ObjPatternShot_SetInitialBlendMode(objPattern, BLEND_ADD_ARGB);
-	
-	ObjPatternShot_SetShotCount(objPattern, 24, 6);
-	ObjPatternShot_SetSpeed(objPattern, 18, 2);
-	ObjPatternShot_SetAngle(objPattern, 360, 360);
-	
-	ObjPatternShot_SetDelay(objPattern, 5);
-	ObjPatternShot_SetGraphic(objPattern, KEV_LEAF_RED);
-	
-	Shoot2;
-	int[] arrayPattern = ObjPatternShot_FireReturn(objPattern);
-	
-	int i = 0;
-	
-	for each (int bullet in ref arrayPattern){
-	
-		_BulletRescale(bullet, 1.2, true, 1);
-		_Delay(bullet, 15);
-		
-		Obj_SetRenderPriorityI(bullet, 50);
-		
-		_DeletionHandling(bullet, waittimeRemi[difficultySelect]+i);
-		
-		//ObjMove_SetAcceleration(bullet, -0.25);
-		//ObjMove_SetMaxSpeed(bullet, 5);
-	}
-	
-}
-
-task _DeletionHandling(int target, int frameDel){
-
-	float spd = ObjMove_GetSpeed(target);
-	
-	ObjMove_SetAcceleration(target, -spd/[30, 34, 38][difficultySelect]);
-	ObjMove_SetMaxSpeed(target, 0.2);
-	
-	wait(frameDel);
-	ObjShot_FadeDelete(target);
-	
-}
-
-task endingnew(){
-	
-	while(ObjEnemy_GetInfo(bossObj, INFO_LIFE)>0){
-		yield;
-	}
-	
-	_GoToBrazil(objScene, bossObj, 12, 24);
-	wait(120);
-	ObjSound_SetVolumeRate(fire2, 20);
-	
-	CloseScript(GetOwnScriptID);
-	
-}
-
-

game/Stage_Background.dnh

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-let bossBG = "script/game/resourceLib/BGFight.png"; 
-let sound = ObjSound_Create();
-let alphaMax = 255*((GetAreaCommonData("Config", "BGOpacity", 100))/100);
-let blipVol = GetAreaCommonData("Config", "SEVol", 100) * 0.01;
-
-ObjSound_Load(sound, "script/game/resourceLib/dialogueblip.wav");
-ObjSound_SetVolumeRate(sound, 100 * blipVol);
-ObjSound_SetSoundDivision(sound, SOUND_SE);
-
-//LoadSound("script/game/StageLib/dialogueblip.wav");
-
-LoadTextureEx(bossBG, true, true);
-
-function <void> _ScrollBackground(){
-	
-	int BossImg = _Create2DImage(bossBG, [0, 0, 910, 1200]);
-	ObjRender_SetPosition(BossImg, STG_WIDTH/2, STG_HEIGHT/2-150, 0);
-	Obj_SetRenderPriorityI(BossImg, 24);
-	
-	ascent(i in 0..30){
-		ObjRender_SetAlpha(BossImg, Interpolate_Decelerate(0, alphaMax, i/30));
-		yield;
-	}
-	
-	Dialogue();
-	//ObjRender_SetAlpha(BossImg, 255*((GetAreaCommonData("Config", "BGOpacity", 100))/100));
-	
-}
-
-function <void> Dialogue(){
-	
-	int objText = CreateTextObject(
-	
-	STG_WIDTH/2, 2*STG_HEIGHT/5+125, 45,
-	" ", "Origami Mommy",
-	0x9F9FFF, 0xDCD6FF,
-	0x000000, 3,
-	71
-	
-	);
-	
-	ObjText_SetHorizontalAlignment(objText, ALIGNMENT_CENTER);
-	TTextScroll(objText, "AN AWESOME VAMPIRE/IS CONFLICT WITH US//KEEP YOUR SEXINESS");
-	
-	Obj_Delete(objText);
-	
-}
-
-// by Mugenri!
-
-function <void> TTextScroll(int obj_, string text_) { //Makes text fill gradually in text boxes
-
-	bool dialogEnd = false;
-	bool sentenceEnd = false;
-    string[] tempStrings = SplitString(text_, "/"); //use / for newlines instead of [r]
-    string tempString = "";
-    char lastChar;
-    int waitTime;
-	
-	async{
-		while(!dialogEnd){
-			if(sentenceEnd){wait(4); continue;}
-			else{ObjSound_Play(sound); wait(4);}
-		}
-	}
-	
-    if (GetVirtualKeyState(VK_OK) == KEY_PUSH) { //Prevents skipping the yield
-        SetVirtualKeyState(VK_OK, KEY_FREE);
-    }
-	
-    ascent (i in 0..length(tempStrings)) { //list of substrings
-        ascent (j in 0..length(tempStrings[i])) { //for each character in a substring
-            tempString ~= [tempStrings[i][j]];
-            lastChar = tempString[-1];
-            ObjText_SetText(obj_, tempString);
-			if([tempStrings[i][j]] == "." ||
-			[tempStrings[i][j]] == "," ||
-			[tempStrings[i][j]] == "!" ) {sentenceEnd = true; wait(10);}
-			else {wait(2); sentenceEnd = false;}
-        }
-        tempString ~= ['[','r',']']; //append a newline after each substring
-    }
-	
-	dialogEnd = true;
-	wait(90);
-
-}

readme.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
+●	Before We Get Started
+		This software is a freeware.
+		The creators are not liable for any mental, physical, or emotional damages caused by using the application.
+
+●	Installation
+　		1. Use a software that is able to extract .zip files. 
+			If you're seeing this you've probably already done this step. Good job.
+		2. Select the path to which to extract the files.
+		3. Yeah.
+		4. Suffer or enjoy, I don't know.
+		
+●	Notes
+		■	Running on Wine
+				If the engine shows an error regarding shader compilation on startup, it's likely because of Wine failing to load required dlls.
+				
+				Steps:
+					1a) Install winetricks if you haven't yet.
+					2a) Run 'winetricks d3dx9 d3dcompiler_43' at the console.
+					
+					1b) If you've performed the above steps, and the engine still does not work, continue below.
+					2b) Run winetricks -> "Select the default wineprefix" -> "Run winecfg"
+					3b) Select either "Default Settings", or "Add application..." and select the ph3sx binary.
+							- For "Windows Version", select at least Windows 7.
+					4b) Go to the "Libraries" tab, and add overrides for the following dlls:
+							- d3dx9_43
+							- d3dcompiler_43
+					5b) Apply the settings, and everything should now work.
+
+●	Uninstallation
+　		Simple delete all the related files.
+		This application does not utilize registry keys nor AppData storage.
+
+●	Key Controls (default)
+		Arrow Keys:	Move
+		Z:			Shoot, Select
+		X:			Bomb, Cancel
+		Left Shift:	Hold for Focused Movement
+		Left Ctrl:	Hold for Fast Mode
+		R:			Return to Script Select Screen (Unavailable by default in package scripts)
+		Backspace:	Restart Script  (Unavailable by default in package scripts)
+		
+		** Default key controls are purely engine-default, and may be overridden and changed from script to script.
+
+Check out the sample scripts for demonstrations of new functions and features.
+
+
+
+REPORT BUGS AND/OR GIVE FEATURE REQUESTS TO:
+	
+	●	https://github.com/Natashi/Touhou-Danmakufu-ph3sx-2/issues on GitHub
+	
+	●	https://discord.gg/f9KFujKGEx on the ph3sx development Discord server

resource/script/System_PluralStage.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+//書き換えないでください。
+
+@Initialize
+{
+	TEnemy();
+}
+
+@MainLoop
+{
+	yield;
+}
+
+@Finalize
+{
+}
+
+task TEnemy
+{
+	let path = GetMainStgScriptPath();
+	let idScript = LoadScript(path);
+	StartScript(idScript);
+
+	while(!IsCloseScript(idScript) && GetPlayerState() != STATE_END)
+	{
+		yield;
+	}
+
+	loop(300){yield;}
+
+	CloseStgScene();
+}
+
+

resource/script/System_SingleStage.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+//書き換えないでください。
+
+@Initialize
+{
+	TEnemy();
+}
+
+@MainLoop
+{
+	yield;
+}
+
+@Finalize
+{
+}
+
+task TEnemy
+{
+	let path = GetMainStgScriptPath();
+	let obj = ObjEnemyBossScene_Create();
+	ObjEnemyBossScene_Add(obj, 0, path);
+	ObjEnemyBossScene_LoadInThread(obj);
+	ObjEnemyBossScene_Regist(obj);
+
+	while(!Obj_IsDeleted(obj) && GetPlayerState() != STATE_END)
+	{
+		yield;
+	}
+
+	loop(300){yield;}
+
+	CloseStgScene();
+}
+
+

script/KevinSystem/Kevin_System.txt

@@ -622,18 +622,18 @@ task TBossLife
 		ascent(iDiv in 1 .. length(listLifeDiv)-1)
 		{
 			let rate = listLifeDiv[iDiv];
-			let x = (GetStgFrameWidth()) * 0.98 * (1-rate);
+			let x = (GetStgFrameWidth()) * (1-rate);
-			ObjSpriteList2D_SetDestRect(objDivision, x-4, 62, x+24, 118);
+			ObjSpriteList2D_SetDestRect(objDivision, x-3, 65, x+24, 115);
 			ObjSpriteList2D_AddVertex(objDivision);
 		}
 
 		//Boss star rendering
-		ObjRender_SetScaleXYZ(objStar, 0.6, 0.6, 1);
+		ObjRender_SetScaleXYZ(objStar, 0.5, 0.5, 1);
 		ObjSpriteList2D_SetSourceRect(objStar, 0, 169, 268, 430);
 		Obj_SetRenderPriority(objStar, 1);
 		ascent(iStep in 0 .. countRemStep)
 		{
-			ObjRender_SetPosition(objStar, GetStgFrameWidth()*1.6, 35+45*iStep, 1);
+			ObjRender_SetPosition(objStar, GetStgFrameWidth()*1.36-iStep*32, 30, 1);
 			ObjSpriteList2D_SetDestCenter(objStar);
 			ObjSpriteList2D_AddVertex(objStar);
 		}