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--Load Physics Library
local physics = require "physics"

--Show physics drawing lines, for help with debugging
physics.setDrawMode( "hybrid" )

--Start Physics
physics.start()

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--Change the reference point of the object
myObject:setReferencePoint(display.BottomRightReferencePoint)

--This will add a buffer of half the objects width, if you want it flush with the
--right, change it to myObject.x=display.contentWidth
myObject.x=display.contentWidth - myObject.contentWidth/2

--This will add a vertical buffer of half the object's height, if you want it flush with the
--bottom, change it to myobject.y=display.contentHeight

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--Change the reference point of the object
myObject:setReferencePoint(display.BottomLeftReferencePoint)

--This will add a buffer of half the objects width, if you want it flush with the
--left, change it to myObject.x=0
myObject.x=0 + myObject.contentWidth/2

--This will add a vertical buffer of half the object's height, if you want it flush with the
--bottom, change it to myobject.y=display.contentHeight
myObject.y=display.contentHeight - myObject.contentHeight/2

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--This is a work in progress

--Create the first background
local myBackground=display.newImage("background1.png")
myBackground:setReferencePoint(display.CenterLeftReferencePoint)
myBackground.x=0

--Create the second background
local myBackground2=display.newImage("background2.png")
myBackground2:setReferencePoint(display.CenterLeftReferencePoint)

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--This adds the widget library to our project
local widget = require "widget"

--This is what is run when we press our button
local myButtonEvent = function (event )
    if event.phase == "release" then
        print( "You pressed and released the "..event.target.id.." button!" )
    end
end