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	*Note that the amount of things that can be scripted or modified is still growing (see the section below for currently available hooks)		*Note that the amount of things that can be scripted or modified is still growing (see the section below for currently available hooks)
	*Be prepared to report bugs!		*Be prepared to report bugs!
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-==Spellscript Hooks in Hack/Mine==
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-Hack/Mine outsources a growing amount of its functionality to Spellscript, such that users can thoroughly customize their RPG experience.  Currently, all of the spells and item effects are implemented with Spellscript.  Also, currently, '''only admins and ops can create Spellscript scripts!'''  Of course, users can ''run'' these scripts, provided they've been setup to do so.
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-Admins may currently employ Spellscript in the following ways:
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-===In-Game Hooks===
-*[[Spellscript blocks]] (placeable from the Creative Inventory)
-*[[Schedulable scripts]] (brought up by pressing 'tilde' by default)
-*[[Console scripts]] (brought up via 'ss edit <scriptName>')
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-===External Hooks===
-*Command-line Access
-*Files in the ".minecraft/spells" directory
 ==Language Mechanics==

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 *Be prepared to report bugs!
-==Important Places==
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-*For a Spellscript tutorial geared towards beginner programmers, see [[Spellscript Tutorial]].
-*For details on how to use the IDE (i.e. code editor), see [[Spellscript IDE]].
-*For a list of bugs, see [[Spellscript Bugs]] (since we're in the initial phases, this is a '''must read'''!)
-*For a [http://www.sublimetext.com/2 Sublime Text 2] language package, see [http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?foak1j6b381huzz here].
-*For a general-purpose language reference, read on...
 ==Spellscript Hooks in Hack/Mine==

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 *Be prepared to report bugs!
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+==Important Places==
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+==Spellscript Hooks in Hack/Mine==
 ==Language Mechanics==

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-==Spellscript Hooks in Hack/Mine==
+CQdx4S I am so grateful for your blog.Much thanks again. Awesome.
-Hack/Mine outsources a growing amount of its functionality to Spellscript, such that users can thoroughly customize their RPG experience.  Currently, all of the spells and item effects are implemented with Spellscript.  Also, currently, '''only admins and ops can create Spellscript scripts!'''  Of course, users can ''run'' these scripts, provided they've been setup to do so.
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-Admins may currently employ Spellscript in the following ways:
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-===In-Game Hooks===
-*[[Spellscript blocks]] (placeable from the Creative Inventory)
-*[[Schedulable scripts]] (brought up by pressing 'tilde' by default)
-*[[Console scripts]] (brought up via 'ss edit <scriptName>')
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-===External Hooks===
-*Command-line Access
-*Files in the ".minecraft/spells" directory
 ==Language Mechanics==

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 The for loop can iterate over either a list or a range of integers over ''[bound1..bound2)''.  Note that if the second bound is less than or equal to the first, no iteration will take place.  Also, note that if the for loop's optional component is omitted and the first bound is an integer, it will treat the first bound as "0" and the second bound as the one it was given.
-''break'' and ''continue'' statements are available within the ''while'', ''until'', and ''for'' control-statements.  The ''break'' statement will exit the inner-most applicable construct, whereas ''continue'' will skip to its next iteration.  The ''return'' statement has the effect of ceasing all control-statements immediately, up until the "top level" is reached (generally, the current function declaration's lowest scope).  Naturally, if the function has a return type, ''return <value>'' may be used to return that value.  (If no return type is specified but values are given, one will be inferred for the function declaration.)
+''break'' and ''continue'' statements are available within the ''while'', ''until'', and ''for'' control-statements.  The ''break'' statement will exit the inner-most applicable construct, whereas ''continue'' will skip to its next iteration.  The ''return'' statement has the effect of ceasing all control-statements immediately, up until the "top level" is reached (generally, the current function declaration's highest scope).  Naturally, if the function has a return type, ''return <value>'' may be used to return that value.  (If no return type is specified but values are given, one will be inferred for the function declaration.)
 ===Lists===

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 ===Expressions===
-The best way to describe expressions in a language is define some basic literals and the operations available on them, along with their order of precedence.  So, here you are...
+The best way to describe expressions in a language is to define some basic literals and the operations available on them, along with their order of precedence.  So, here you are...
 ====Literals====