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extends Node
#heroGenerator.gd
#makes a level 1 hero with random class and name

var nameGenerator = load("res://nameGenerator.gd").new()
var humanFemaleHeads = ["human_female_01.png", "human_female_02.png", "human_female_03.png", "human_female_04.png", "human_female_05.png", "human_female_06.png", "human_female_07.png", "human_female_08.png", "human_female_09.png", "human_female_10.png", "human_female_11.png"]
var humanMaleHeads = ["human_male_01.png", "human_male_02.png", "human_male_03.png", "human_male_04.png", "human_male_05.png", "human_male_06.png", "human_male_07.png", "human_male_08.png", "human_male_08.png", "human_male_09.png"]
var elfFemaleHeads = ["elf_female_01.png"]

func _ready():

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#the new hero is the last thing in the roster, so grab it out of the back
var lastIndex = global.guildRoster.size() - 1
global.selectedHero = global.guildRoster[lastIndex]

var heroScene = preload("res://hero.tscn").instance()
heroScene.set_instance_data(global.selectedHero)
heroScene._draw_sprites()
heroScene.set_position(Vector2(240, 80)) #screen is 540 wide 
heroScene.set_display_params(false, true) #walking enabled?, show name 
add_child(heroScene)

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/* Parsely v.0.1
Developed for Guild Leader project (December 2018)

To use: place .json files in parsely/names, parsely/staticData, parsely/timedNodeData, etc.

In Terminal:
   node parsely.js

Exported .gd files are placed directly in gameData folder.

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group: auto_dealer_schema 

Model = {
	model_id:number, model_name:string, first_production_year:string
  	1,'XJS','1987'
	2,'XK120','1948'
	3,'Camaro','1966'
	4,'GT','2005'
	5,'Boss 302 Mustang','1969'
	6,'P1800','1961'

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/* Default styles for the Amazin' Featured Box */
.amazin-featured-box {
    border:1px solid grey;
    box-shadow: 0 4px 8px 0 rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2), 0 6px 20px 0 rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.19);
    padding:0px;
    width:80%;
    margin:30px auto !important;
}

.amazin-featured-box p,  .amazin-featured-box h2, .amazin-featured-box h3 {

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.amazin-featured-box {
	border:none;
}

.amazin-featured-box-text {
	padding:26px !important;
}
.amazin-featured-box-text, .amazin-featured-box-text p {
  margin:0px !important;
	font-family:"Inter var", -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, sans-serif !important;

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.amazin-product-box {
	background-color:#ffffff;
	color:#181c1a;
}

.amazin-product-box h3 {
	margin:16px 0px;
}

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// Closure example, sort of a companion to my JS example:
// https://repl.it/@MandiGrant/JSClosureExample

// combineNames is a function that returns a function.
var combineNames = (firstName) {
  return (lastName) => firstName + ' ' + lastName;
};

void main() {
  // Call it with a first name and then call *that* function with a last name

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// Closure example, sort of a companion to my JS example:
// https://repl.it/@MandiGrant/JSClosureExample

// combineNames is a function that returns a function.

var combineNames = (firstName) {
  return (lastName) => firstName + ' ' + lastName;
};

/* If you call it like this, 

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let allPosts = [ {id: 123, name: "test post 1"}, 
              {id: 456, name: "test post 2"}
            ];
let allReplies = [ {id: 1, replyTo: 123, name: 'reply 1', read: false}, 
                {id: 2, replyTo: 123, name: 'reply 2', read: false}, 
                {id: 3, replyTo: 456, name: 'reply 3', read: false}
              ];

// simulate a server response with 1s wait time 
const getRepliesToPost = async (id: number) => {