chore: storing version and changelog

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## [4.0.0-alpha.220](https://github.com/godot-escoria/escoria-demo-game/compare/v0.0.0...v4.0.0-alpha.220) (2022-10-24)
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+### Bug Fixes
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+* Documentation clarifications ([6ea0c29](https://github.com/godot-escoria/escoria-demo-game/commit/6ea0c2923421f8b2d088aa942a346a7d5ee1e697))
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 ## [4.0.0-alpha.219](https://github.com/godot-escoria/escoria-demo-game/compare/v0.0.0...v4.0.0-alpha.219) (2022-10-24)
 
 

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/queue_event.gd

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 #
 # - object: Object that holds the ESC script with the event
 # - event: Name of the event to queue
-# - channel: Channel to run the event on (default: `_front`). Using a 
+# - channel: Channel to run the event on (default: `_front`). Using a
 #   previously unused channel name will create a new channel.
 # - block: Whether to wait for the queue to finish. This is only possible, if
 #   the queued event is not to be run on the same event as this command

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/repeat.gd

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # `repeat`
 #
 # Makes the current script loop back to the start. Currently the only way to
-# exit the loop is via the `stop` command which will stop the script 
+# exit the loop is via the `stop` command which will stop the script
 # completely.
 #
 # @ESC

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/set_angle.gd

@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@
 # defined to cover the angle from 45 to 135 degrees, setting the target angle
 # to 120 degrees will result in the right-facing animation being used.
 #
-# The number of intermediate animations shown while turning the 
+# The number of intermediate animations shown while turning the
 # item will depend on the directions specified in the item's definition. A 16
-# direction character will turn through 8 different directions to turn 180 
+# direction character will turn through 8 different directions to turn 180
 # degrees, a 4 direction character only 2. The wait time will determine how
 # long the idle animation for each direction is played before using the next
 # direction's animation. As such, if wait was set to 1 second, a 16 direction
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
 #
 # - *object*: Global ID of the object to turn
 # - *target_degrees*: Number of degrees by which `object` is to be turned
-# - *wait*: Number of seconds to wait for while playing each animation occurring 
+# - *wait*: Number of seconds to wait for while playing each animation occurring
 #   between the current angle of `object` and the target angle. A value of
 #   `0` will complete the turn immediately (default: `0`)
 #

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/set_state.gd

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 # `set_state object state [immediate]`
 #
 # Changes the state of `object` to the one specified.
-# This command is primarily used to play animations. 
+# This command is primarily used to play animations.
-# 
+#
 # If the specified object's associated animation player has an animation
 # with the same name, that animation is also played.
 #
 # When the "state" of the object is set - for example, a door may be set
 # to a "closed" state - this plays the matching "close" animation if one exists
 # (to show the door closing in the game). When you re-enter the room (via a
-# different entry), or restore a saved game, the state of the door object 
+# different entry), or restore a saved game, the state of the door object
 # will be restored - showing the door as a closed door.
 #
 # **Parameters**

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/show_menu.gd

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 #
 # Shows either the main menu or the pause menu. The enable_automatic_transition
 # parameter can be used to specify if Escoria manages the graphical transition to
-# the menu or not. 
+# the menu or not.
 # Setting `enable_automatic_transition` to false allows you to manage the
 # transition effect for your menu as it transitions in and out. Place a
 # `transition` command in the menu's `setup` event to manage the look of the

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/stop.gd

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # `stop`
 #
-# Stops the current event's execution. Note that this will stop the current 
+# Stops the current event's execution. Note that this will stop the current
 # script entirely - if you're within a conditional block, the code after the
 # conditional block will not be executed.
 #

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/stop_snd.gd

@@ -3,17 +3,17 @@
 # Stops the given audio bus's stream.
 #
 # By default there are 3 audio buses set up by Escoria : `_sound`, which is
-# used to play non-looping sound effects; `_music`, which plays looping music; 
+# used to play non-looping sound effects; `_music`, which plays looping music;
 # and `_speech`, which plays non-looping voice files (default: `_music`).
 #
-# Each simultaneous sound (e.g. multiple game sound effects) will require its 
+# Each simultaneous sound (e.g. multiple game sound effects) will require its
 # own bus. To create additional buses, see the Godot sound documentation :
 # [Audio buses](https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/audio/audio_buses.html#doc-audio-buses)
-# 
+#
 # **Parameters**
 #
 # - *audio_bus*: Bus to stop ("_sound", "_music", "_speech", or a custom
-#   audio bus you have created.) 
+#   audio bus you have created.)
 #
 # @ESC
 extends ESCBaseCommand

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/walk.gd

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # `walk object target [walk_fast]`
 #
-# Moves the specified `ESCPlayer` or movable `ESCItem` to the `target` 
+# Moves the specified `ESCPlayer` or movable `ESCItem` to the `target`
 # ESCItem's location while playing `object`'s walking animation. This command
 # is non-blocking.
 # This command will use the normal walk speed by default.

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/commands/walk_block.gd

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # `walk_block object target [walk_fast]`
 #
-# Moves the specified `ESCPlayer` or movable `ESCItem` to the `target` 
+# Moves the specified `ESCPlayer` or movable `ESCItem` to the `target`
 # ESCItem's location while playing `object`'s walking animation. This command
 # is blocking.
 # This command will use the normal walk speed by default.