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- | This event is sent when closing the windows, for example, but it can also be sent under your own criteria (escape key pressed, for example).// | + | This event is sent when closing the windows, for example, but it can also be sent under your own criteria (escape key pressed, for example).// |
As orx is data driven, we don't need to manually load any data, such as a sprites. | As orx is data driven, we don't need to manually load any data, such as a sprites. | ||
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Don't worry, all this will be covered in further tutorials. | Don't worry, all this will be covered in further tutorials. | ||
- | Now we have an object, we need to learn how to interact with it. This brings us to our second tutorial: [[clock]]. | + | Now we have an object, we need to learn how to interact with it. This brings us to our second tutorial: [[..:clocks:clock]]. |
===== Resources ===== | ===== Resources ===== |