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\viewkind4\uc1\pard\cf1\fs20 Objects of interest:\par
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To make a new enemy, check out EnemyTemplate\par
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To make a new overworld character, check out OverworldTemplate\par
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Check out the numerous example enemies for special conditions!\par
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CREATE AN ENCOUNTER\par
1.  Create your monster using EnemyTemplate.\par
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2.  Create an object that will start your encounter (an overworld object works)\par
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3.  In the creation object, during the event that starts combat, add your monster's object name to the global list global.enemyList.\par
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4.  Then call battle_start() immediately afterwards.\par
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5.  The battle with your monster will start!\par
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6.  If you add your monster to global.enemyList and do NOT call battle_start(), then it will appear in the next encounter as well!\par
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I.E.  \tab Add ExampleMonster to global.enemyList, but don't call battle_start()\par
\tab Talk to one of the overworld monsters.  That monster AND ExampleMonster will appear in combat!\cf2\fs24\par
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