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\page Examples Examples
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The examples included with Urho3D consist of two larger applications built in AngelScript, and a set of smaller sample applications provided in both C++, AngelScript and Lua, which demonstrate a specific engine feature.
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\section Examples_NinjaSnowWar NinjaSnowWar
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\page Structure Overall structure
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The Urho3D engine compiles into one library. Conceptually it consists of several "sublibraries" that represent different subsystems or functionality. Each of these resides in a subdirectory
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under the Source/Urho3D directory:
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\page Conventions Conventions
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Urho3D uses the following conventions and principles:
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- Left-handed coordinates. Positive X, Y & Z axes point to the right, up, and forward, and positive rotation is clockwise.
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Lasse Öörni