Torque2D/tutorials/starterProject/modules/BlankGame/1/main.cs

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function BlankGame::create( %this )
{
    // We need a main "Scene" we can use as our game world.  The place where sceneObjects play.
    // Give it a global name "mainScene" since we may want to access it directly in our scripts.
    new Scene(mainScene);

    // Without a system window or "Canvas", we can't see or interact with our scene.
    // AppCore initialized the Canvas already

    // Now that we have a Canvas, we need a viewport into the scene.
    // Give it a global name "mainWindow" since we may want to access it directly in our scripts.
    new SceneWindow(mainWindow);
    mainWindow.profile = new GuiControlProfile();
    Canvas.setContent(mainWindow);

    // Finally, connect our scene into the viewport (or sceneWindow).
    // Note that a viewport comes with a camera built-in.
    mainWindow.setScene(mainScene);
    mainWindow.setCameraPosition( 0, 0 );
    mainWindow.setCameraSize( 100, 75 );

    // load some scripts and variables
    // exec("./scripts/someScript.cs");

    // let's do a little something to make sure we are up and running.
    // write "hello world!"  :)
    %this.sayHello();
}

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function BlankGame::destroy( %this )
{
}

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function BlankGame::sayHello( %this )
{
    %phrase = new ImageFont();
    %phrase.Image = "BlankGame:Font";
       
    // Set the font size in both axis.  This is in world-units and not typicaly font "points".
    %phrase.FontSize = "2 2";
    
    %phrase.TextAlignment = "Center";
    %phrase.Text = "Hello, World!";
    mainScene.add( %phrase );    
}