input: fix uranium.call typo

MANUAL.md

@@ -24,21 +24,27 @@ Uranium Template originally formed during the creation of a currently unreleased
 - [How do I start writing code?](#how-do-i-start-writing-code)
 - [Defining actors](#defining-actors)
   - [Initializing actors](#initializing-actors)
+  - [Accessing raw actors](#accessing-raw-actors)
   - [Actor-specific notes](#actor-specific-notes)
     - [`ActorFrameTexture`](#actorframetexture)
     - [`ActorFrame`](#actorframe)
     - [`ActorScroller`](#actorscroller)
     - [`BitmapText`](#bitmaptext)
+    - [Textures](#textures)
   - [Shaders](#shaders)
 - [Callback usage](#callback-usage)
   - [Default callbacks](#default-callbacks)
-    - [`uranium.update(dt: number)`](#uraniumupdatedt-number)
-    - [`uranium.init()`](#uraniuminit)
-    - [`uranium.ready()`](#uraniumready)
-    - [`uranium.exit()`](#uraniumexit)
-    - [`uranium.focus(hasFocus: boolean)`](#uraniumfocushasfocus-boolean)
+    - [`update(dt: number)`](#updatedt-number)
+    - [`init()`](#init)
+    - [`ready()`](#ready)
+    - [`exit()`](#exit)
+    - [`focus(hasFocus: boolean)`](#focushasfocus-boolean)
   - [Custom callbacks](#custom-callbacks)
 - [Requiring files](#requiring-files)
+- [Configuration](#configuration)
+    - [`uranium.config.resetOnFrameStart(bool: boolean)`](#uraniumconfigresetonframestartbool-boolean)
+    - [`uranium.config.resetActorOnFrameStart(actor: Actor, bool: boolean?)`](#uraniumconfigresetactoronframestartactor-actor-bool-boolean)
+    - [`uranium.config.hideThemeActors(bool: boolean)`](#uraniumconfighidethemeactorsbool-boolean)
 - [Standard library](#standard-library)
   - [Importing modules](#importing-modules)
   - [`vector2D`](#vector2d)
@@ -86,8 +92,8 @@ Uranium Template originally formed during the creation of a currently unreleased
     - [`input.keyboardEquivalent`](#inputkeyboardequivalent)
     - [`input.getInput(i: string, pn: number | nil): number`](#inputgetinputi-string-pn-number--nil-number)
     - [`input.isDown(i: string, pn: number | nil): number`](#inputisdowni-string-pn-number--nil-number)
-    - [`uranium.press(input: inputType, pn: number)`](#uraniumpressinput-inputtype-pn-number)
-    - [`uranium.release(input: inputType, pn: number)`](#uraniumreleaseinput-inputtype-pn-number)
+    - [`press(input: inputType, pn: number)`](#pressinput-inputtype-pn-number)
+    - [`release(input: inputType, pn: number)`](#releaseinput-inputtype-pn-number)
     - [A note about keyboard inputs](#a-note-about-keyboard-inputs)
   - [`bitop`](#bitop)
   - [`scheduler`](#scheduler)
@@ -120,9 +126,11 @@ Uranium Template originally formed during the creation of a currently unreleased
     - [`rng:jump(): void`](#rngjump-void)
     - [`rng:longJump(): void`](#rnglongjump-void)
   - [`ease`](#ease)
+  - [`players`](#players)
+  - [`profiler`](#profiler)
   - [`util`](#util)
   - [`aft`](#aft)
-  - [`noautplay`](#noautplay)
+  - [`noautoplay`](#noautoplay)
   - [`eternalfile`](#eternalfile)
   - [`uwuify`](#uwuify)
 - [Examples](#examples)
@@ -163,7 +171,7 @@ Afterwards, it should be safe to zip everything up and send it over!
 `main.lua` is the entry-point for your code! From there, you can do the following:
 
 - [Define some actors](#defining-actors), and [call initialization methods on those actors](#initializing-actors) to set them up
-- [Define callbacks](#callback-usage), such as the [update](#uraniumupdatedt-number) callback
+- [Define callbacks](#callback-usage), such as the [update](#updatedt-number) callback
 - [Require more files in](#requiring-files)! Splitting your code into neat little modules is always good practice.
 - Make use of the expansive [standard library](#standard-library), like the [vector](#vector2d) or [color](#color) classes
 
@@ -196,31 +204,33 @@ text:rotationz(30)
 text:diffuse(1, 0.8, 0.8, 1)
 ```
 
-All methods that you run upon definition will be ran again at the start of every frame:
+All methods that you run upon definition will be ran again at the start of every frame with `uranium.config.resetOnFrameStart`:
 
 ```lua
+uranium.config.resetOnFrameStart(true)
+
 local quad = Quad()
 quad:xy(scx, scy)
 quad:zoomto(60, 60)
 quad:diffusealpha(1)
 
-function uranium.update()
+uranium.on('update',
   -- doesn't need a reset! it'll automatically zoomto 60, 60 and set its alpha to 1
   quad:Draw()
   quad:zoomto(120, 120)
   quad:diffusealpha(0.5)
   quad:Draw()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
-If you want to avoid this, or otherwise call getter methods, use the [`uranium.init`](#uraniuminit) callback:
+If you want to avoid this for individual actors, or otherwise call getter methods, use the [`init`](#init) callback:
 
 ```lua
 local sprite = Sprite()
 
-function uranium.init()
+uranium.on('init', function()
   someTexture = sprite:GetTexture()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 Alternatively, you can also use the actors' individual `InitCommand`s:
@@ -231,6 +241,35 @@ sprite:addcommand('Init', function(self)
 end)
 ```
 
+Or, you can disable the frame resetting functionality individually:
+```lua
+uranium.config.resetOnFrameStart(true)
+local sprite = Sprite()
+uranium.config.resetActorOnFrameStart(sprite, false)
+sprite:Draw() -- will not be called per-frame
+```
+
+### Accessing raw actors
+
+As you may have noticed, when you print an actor defined with Uranium, it won't show up as an actor - it'll show up as a "proxy" of an actor. This is because we can't actually get actors created on demand in NotITG - what happens instead is you get an object that _acts_ like an actor by calling all the same methods you pass into it, but isn't really one.
+
+```lua
+local q = Quad()
+print(q) --> 'Proxy of Quad'
+```
+
+Typically, this doesn't matter; however, in certain contexts, it may be required for you to get the raw actor from a proxy actor. You can do this by accessing `__raw` on the actor - this is defined on all actors and is only available _post-initialization_.
+
+```lua
+local q = Quad()
+print(q.__raw) --> nil
+q:addcommand('Init', function()
+  print(q.__raw) --> 'Sprite (168F7F78)'
+end)
+```
+
+For most things that require this, there exist simple abstractions - applying shaders has `setShader`, `setShaderfuck`, etc., however in rare circumstances this may be useful. _Please let me know if there's a use-case that I haven't accounted for!_
+
 ### Actor-specific notes
 
 #### `ActorFrameTexture`
@@ -272,13 +311,30 @@ setDrawFunction(af, function() -- necessary to call this instead of af.SetDrawFu
   sprite:Draw()
 end)
 
-function uranium.update()
+uranium.on('update', function()
   af:Draw() -- would draw quad and sprite
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 **Nested AFs are supported.** As with all complicated things in this template, check out the [`ActorFrame` example](#simple-actorframe-setup) for a simple working setup.
 
+An additional extra feature Uranium Template adds to assist with rendering multiple instances is the ability to pass in arguments through `Draw()`:
+
+```lua
+setDrawFunction(af, function(x, y)
+  quad:xy(x, y)
+  quad:Draw()
+end)
+
+uranium.on('update', function()
+  for x = 0, 3 do
+    for y = 0, 3 do
+      af:Draw(x, y)
+    end
+  end
+end)
+```
+
 #### `ActorScroller`
 
 `ActorFrame` already has an extremely, _extremely_ complicated setup powering it in the back-end; and `ActorScroller` is way too niche for me to give it the same treatment. Sorry!
@@ -299,6 +355,17 @@ However, providing custom fonts is a bit tedious due to a [vanilla bug](https://
 local text = BitmapText('../src/_inter v 22px.ini', 'test')
 ```
 
+#### Textures
+
+For convinience, `Texture` is a function that will give you a `RageTexture` from a filename without the actor. Equivalent to:
+
+```lua
+local sprite = Sprite('filename.png')
+sprite:hidden(1)
+local texture = sprite:GetTexture()
+return texture
+```
+
 ### Shaders
 
 Shaders cannot be manually defined on actors [due to a technical limitation](https://discord.com/channels/227650173256466432/666629297544495124/1022119161415077909); plus, it wouldn't make much sense to integrate them in the same way that NotITG integrates shaders with the current XML behavior. In order to give an actor a shader, you need to define them seperately:
@@ -308,15 +375,13 @@ local sprite = Sprite('docs/uranium.png')
 local shader = Shader('src/shader.frag') -- returns a RageShaderProgram
 ```
 
-Afterwards, call `setShader` on your actor. _Using `:SetShader` will not work._
+Afterwards, call `setShader` on your actor. You can call this outside of `init`, if you like.
 
 ```lua
-function uranium.init()
-  setShader(actor, shader)
-  -- or
-  setShaderfuck(shader)
-  -- (don't forget to clearShaderfuck())
-end
+setShader(actor, shader)
+-- or
+setShaderfuck(shader)
+-- (don't forget to clearShaderfuck())
 ```
 
 If you prefer, you can also inline shader code, as long as you don't mix files with inlined code in the same shader:
@@ -352,15 +417,15 @@ Check [the shader example](#shader-test) if you just want something to play arou
 
 ## Callback usage
 
-Uranium uses a unique callback system - to define a callback, you define a function under `uranium.` with your desired callback name:
+Callbacks are defined with `uranium.on`:
 
 ```lua
-function uranium.update(dt)
+uranium.on('update', function(dt)
   -- runs every frame
-end
+end)
 ```
 
-You can do this as many times as you like - it'll call every single function that's defined as `uranium.update`, not just the last!
+You can do this as many times as you like - it'll call every single function that's defined as `update`, not just the last!
 
 If you return a non-falsy value in a callback, however, it'll cancel every other callback after it. This can be useful for, eg. capturing inputs and ensuring they don't get passed through to other callbacks on accident.
 
@@ -368,19 +433,19 @@ If you return a non-falsy value in a callback, however, it'll cancel every other
 
 These are the callbacks that are built into Uranium:
 
-#### `uranium.update(dt: number)`
+#### `update(dt: number)`
 Called every frame. `dt` is the time passed since the last frame, the "deltatime".
 
-#### `uranium.init()`
+#### `init()`
 Called once on `OnCommand`. Every actor has been created, and the game should be starting shortly.
 
-#### `uranium.ready()`
+#### `ready()`
 Fired on the first tick. A later version of `init()` where more things should be safe to use.
 
-#### `uranium.exit()`
+#### `exit()`
 _Should_ call when the player exits the file. **Not properly tested yet.**
 
-#### `uranium.focus(hasFocus: boolean)`
+#### `focus(hasFocus: boolean)`
 Called whenever the window loses/gains focus. You can use this to reduce render quality on alt-tab.
 
 ### Custom callbacks
@@ -388,15 +453,15 @@ Called whenever the window loses/gains focus. You can use this to reduce render
 Custom callbacks require no extra setup. Define your callback like usual:
 
 ```lua
-function uranium.somethingHappened(value)
+uranium.on('somethingHappened', function(value)
   -- ...
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 Then all you need to do to call it is:
 
 ```lua
-uranium:call('somethingHappened', extra, values, go, here)
+uranium.call('somethingHappened', extra, values, go, here)
 ```
 
 Callbacks support as many extra values as Lua supports arguments in a function - so let's just say you won't be running out of them any time soon.
@@ -422,6 +487,22 @@ Your setup would print `'hello!'`.
 
 All [standard library](#standard-library) modules are required with `require`, see further notes in [**Importing modules**](#importing-modules).
 
+## Configuration
+
+Uranium Template's base functionality can be configured using `uranium.config`. You can access the raw values by requiring `uranium.config`, but this is currently undocumented.
+
+#### `uranium.config.resetOnFrameStart(bool: boolean)`
+
+Toggle actor resetting on frame start behavior by default. _(Default: `false`)_
+
+#### `uranium.config.resetActorOnFrameStart(actor: Actor, bool: boolean?)`
+
+Toggle actor resetting on frame start for individual actors. `bool` defaults to the opposite of your `resetOnFrameStart` config.
+
+#### `uranium.config.hideThemeActors(bool: boolean)`
+
+Toggle if theme actors (lifebars, scores, song names, etc.) are hidden. Must be toggled **before** `init`. _(Default: `true`)_
+
 ## Standard library
 
 The Uranium Template standard library is split up into a few convinient modules. This section aims to comprehensively document them all.
@@ -661,11 +742,11 @@ n:add(value)
 n:reset(value)
 
 -- then, in your update function
-function uranium.update(dt)
-  n(dt) -- multiply this image by some value to speed it up
-  print(n.a) -- retrieve the eased value
-  print(n.toa) -- retrieve the target value it's easing towards
-end
+uranium.on('update', function(dt)
+  n:update(dt) -- multiply this image by some value to speed it up
+  print(n.eased) -- retrieve the eased value
+  print(n.target) -- retrieve the target value it's easing towards
+end)
 ```
 
 #### `easable(default: number): easable`
@@ -674,15 +755,15 @@ Creates a new easable, setting the default to `default`. Can technically be anyt
 
 #### `easable:set(new: number): void`
 
-Sets the target value (`toa`) to `new`, easing the current value to the new value.
+Sets the target value (`target`) to `new`, easing the current value to the new value.
 
 #### `easable:add(new: number): void`
 
-Equivalent to `easable:add(easable.toa + new)`.
+Equivalent to `easable:add(easable.target + new)`.
 
 #### `easable:reset(new: number): void`
 
-Sets the current (`a`) and target (`toa`) values to `new`, **not** easing the current value to the new value.
+Sets the current (`eased`) and target (`target`) values to `new`, **not** easing the current value to the new value.
 
 #### Operations
 
@@ -774,11 +855,11 @@ input.inputs[1][input.inputType.Left] == input.getInput('Left', 1)
 
 Shorthand for `input.getInput(i, pn) ~= -1`. If `pn` is not provided, players are ignored and it checks if either of the players have the input held down
 
-#### `uranium.press(input: inputType, pn: number)`
+#### `press(input: inputType, pn: number)`
 Called when a player presses on a certain key.
 
-#### `uranium.release(input: inputType, pn: number)`
-Same as [`uranium.press`](#uraniumpressinput-inputtype), except for releasing a key.
+#### `release(input: inputType, pn: number)`
+Same as [`press`](#pressinput-inputtype), except for releasing a key.
 
 #### A note about keyboard inputs
 
@@ -824,7 +905,7 @@ Schedules a function to run in a specific amount of time. `when` is in seconds.
 
 #### `scheduler.scheduleInTicks(when: number, func: function): number`
 
-Schedules a function to run in a specific amount of `uranium.update` calls/ticks.
+Schedules a function to run in a specific amount of `update` calls/ticks.
 
 #### `scheduler.unschedule(i: index): void`
 
@@ -892,13 +973,13 @@ local counter = {
 
 savedata.s(counter)
 
-function uranium.init()
+uranium.on('init', function()
   print(counter.n) --> could be different from 0!
-end
+end)
 
-function uranium.update()
+uranium.on('update', function()
   counter.n = counter.n + 1 -- this will be saved the next time savedata.save is called
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 By default, the name that's used for your module will be the folder your Lua file is located in, followed by its filename. **This means you should not rely on the automatic name generation if your Lua file rests at the root of your file or if you're calling this function via `loadstring` or similar** as it will create unpredictable module names that will change between setups and sometimes even game restarts. You can pass in any string you like to `name`, as long as it's unique in your project, to override this behavior.
@@ -909,7 +990,7 @@ Saves the savedata onto the user's profile. It waits a single tick to do so and
 
 #### `savedata.load(): void`
 
-Loads the savedata. _Shouldn't be called manually; this is automatically called on [`uranium.init()`](#uraniuminit)._
+Loads the savedata. _Shouldn't be called manually; this is automatically called on [`init()`](#init)._
 
 #### `savedata.getLastSave(): string[] | nil`
 
@@ -917,7 +998,7 @@ Gets the last save time that persists between game restarts in the format `{hour
 
 #### `savedata.enableAutosave(): void`
 
-Enables autosave via [`uranium.exit()`](#uraniumexit). Should hopefully mean data should never get lost.
+Enables autosave via [`exit()`](#exit). Should hopefully mean data should never get lost.
 
 ### `env`
 
@@ -986,6 +1067,24 @@ _Exports globals_
 
 A direct copy of [Mirin Template's `ease.lua`](https://github.com/XeroOl/notitg-mirin/blob/master/template/ease.lua), for convinience. See the docs for those [**here**](https://xerool.github.io/notitg-mirin/docs/eases.html).
 
+### `players`
+
+_Exports globals_
+
+Pulls in the players as `P[1-8]` and `P<1-8>`.
+
+```lua
+require('stdlib.players')
+P1:hidden(1)
+P2:hidden(1)
+```
+
+### `profiler`
+
+_Defines callbacks_
+
+A simple profiler for Uranium Template's callback system. Require it and it'll display in the left-top corner of your screen, showing what callback functions are taking the longest to run.
+
 ### `util`
 
 _Exports globals_
@@ -996,25 +1095,18 @@ There's _a bit too many_ functions to document, so I'd recommend just looking th
 
 ### `aft`
 
-An AFT setup library. Sets up sprites and AFTs with `sprite` and `aft`, respectively, making them ready for texturing use.
+An AFT setup library. Sets up sprites and AFTs with `sprite` and `aft`, or all-in-one with `aftSetup`, making them ready for texturing use.
 
 ```lua
-local aftSetup = require('stdlib.aft')
+local aftlib = require('stdlib.aft')
 
-local aft = ActorFrameTexture()
-
-local aftSprite = Sprite()
-aftSetup.sprite(aftSprite)
-
-aft:addcommand('Init', function(self)
-  aftSetup.aft(aft) -- put this here; else it'll recreate it every frame!
-  aftSprite:SetTexture(self:GetTexture())
-end)
+-- aftSprite is a Sprite, set to the texture of aft, an ActorFrameTexture
+local aft, aftSprite = aftlib.aftSetup()
 ```
 
-### `noautplay`
+### `noautoplay`
 
-A single function which can be called before `uranium.ready()` to disable autoplay for the duration of the file if the player has it on. ***Not tested.***
+A single function which can be called before `ready()` to disable autoplay for the duration of the file if the player has it on. ***Not tested.***
 
 ```lua
 require('stdlib.noautoplay')()
@@ -1022,7 +1114,7 @@ require('stdlib.noautoplay')()
 
 ### `eternalfile`
 
-A single function which turns your file into an eternal, neverending file, until the player puts it out of its misery by exiting. The current beat will always go from 0 to 1 and start over once this is enabled.
+A single function which turns your file into an eternal, neverending file, until the player puts it out of its misery by exiting. The current beat will always go from 0 to 1 and start over once this is enabled. This also sets the notedata to nothing to avoid hitting padding mines.
 
 ```lua
 require('stdlib.eternalfile')()
@@ -1046,14 +1138,18 @@ Here are a couple of examples. All of these are standalone `main.lua` files that
 local text = BitmapText('common', 'Hello, world!')
 text:xy(scx, scy)
 
-function uranium.update()
+uranium.on('update', function()
   text:Draw()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 ### Default Uranium Template code
 ```lua
 require('stdlib.color')
+require('stdlib.players')
+P1:hidden(1)
+P2:hidden(2)
+require('stdlib.eternalfile')()
 
 -- define a basic quad
 local quad = Quad()
@@ -1061,6 +1157,7 @@ quad:xy(scx, scy)
 quad:zoom(120)
 quad:diffuse(0.8, 1, 0.7, 1)
 quad:skewx(0.2)
+uranium.config.resetActorOnFrameStart(quad)
 
 -- define a sprite
 local sprite = Sprite('docs/uranium.png')
@@ -1074,7 +1171,7 @@ text:xy(scx, scy + 100)
 
 -- update gets called every frame
 -- dt here refers to deltatime - the time that has passed since the last frame!
-function uranium.update(dt)
+uranium.on('update', function(dt)
   -- let's rotate our quad
   quad:rotationz(t * 80)
   -- then shove it to the screen - similar to a drawfunction!
@@ -1102,7 +1199,7 @@ function uranium.update(dt)
   -- wag the text
   text:rotationz(math.sin(t * 2) * 10)
   text:Draw()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 ### Simple platformer base
@@ -1134,15 +1231,15 @@ local vel = vector(0, 0)
 local hasHitGround = true -- let's define this so that you can't jump mid-air
 
 -- called whenever the player recieves an input
-function uranium.press(i)
+uranium.on('press', function(i)
   if i == input.inputType.Up and hasHitGround then
     vel.y = vel.y - JUMP_FORCE
     hasHitGround = false
     return true -- input eaten! further callbacks won't recieve this
   end
-end
+end)
 
-function uranium.update(dt)
+uranium.on('update', function(dt)
   -- respond to l/r inputs
   if input.isDown('Left') then
     vel.x = vel.x - SPEED
@@ -1178,7 +1275,7 @@ function uranium.update(dt)
 
   -- draw the ground
   ground:Draw()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 ### AFTs
@@ -1213,7 +1310,7 @@ end)
 local text = BitmapText('common', 'uranium template!')
 text:xy(scx, scy)
 
-function uranium.update(dt)
+uranium.on('update', function(dt)
   coverQuad:Draw()
 
   aftSprite:Draw()
@@ -1228,7 +1325,7 @@ function uranium.update(dt)
   aft:Draw()
 
   text:Draw()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 ### Shader test
@@ -1290,14 +1387,12 @@ void main() {
   gl_FragColor = col * color;
 }
 ]])
-shader:uniform1f('yo', 1)
-shader:uniform1f('scale', 0.25)
+setShader(sprite, shader)
 
-function uranium.init()
-  setShader(sprite, shader)
-end
+uranium.on('update', function()
+  shader:uniform1f('yo', 1)
+  shader:uniform1f('scale', 0.25)
 
-function uranium.update()
   shader:uniform1f('tx', t)
   shader:uniform1f('ty', t)
 
@@ -1308,7 +1403,7 @@ function uranium.update()
   reset(sprite)
   shader:uniform1f('yo', 0)
   sprite:Draw()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 ### Savedata example
@@ -1329,7 +1424,7 @@ savedata.s(save)
 local text = BitmapText('common', '')
 text:xy(scx, scy)
 
-function uranium.press(key)
+uranium.on('press', function(key)
   if key == input.inputType.Left then
     save.leftPresses = save.leftPresses + 1
   elseif key == input.inputType.Right then
@@ -1337,9 +1432,9 @@ function uranium.press(key)
   elseif key == input.inputType.Down then
     savedata.save()
   end
-end
+end)
 
-function uranium.update(dt)
+uranium.on('update', function(dt)
   text:settext(
     'left presses: ' .. save.leftPresses .. '\n' ..
     'right presses: ' .. save.rightPresses
@@ -1351,7 +1446,7 @@ function uranium.update(dt)
     text:settext('saving!')
     text:Draw()
   end
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 ### Simple ActorFrame setup
@@ -1404,9 +1499,9 @@ setDrawFunction(af, function()
   sprite:Draw()
 end)
 
-function uranium.update()
+uranium.on('update', function()
   af:Draw()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 ## Credits

README.md

@@ -28,18 +28,18 @@ Then define callbacks with a simple function definition:
 
 ```lua
 local timer = 0
-function uranium.update(dt)
+uranium.on('update', function(dt)
   timer = timer + dt
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 And then define the draw order of your actors with simple method calls, similar to DrawFunctions:
 
 ```lua
-function uranium.update()
+uranium.on('update', function()
   quad:rotationz(t * 50)
   quad:Draw()
-end
+end)
 ```
 
 It comes with an extensive standard library, including common game-development needs like:

distribute-template.sh

@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
 #!/bin/bash
-zip -9 -r package-template.zip --exclude="*.git/*" --exclude="*template/.git*" --exclude="*.gitignore_local*" --exclude="*.gitmodules*" --exclude="*.typings*" --exclude="*template/docs*" --exclude="*README.md" --exclude="*.sm.auto*" --exclude="*.sm.old*" --exclude="*distribute-template.sh*" .
+zip -9 -r package-template.zip --exclude="*.git/*" --exclude="*template/.git*" --exclude="*.gitignore_local*" --exclude="*.gitmodules*" --exclude="*.typings*" --exclude="*template/docs*" --exclude="*README.md" --exclude="*.sm.auto*" --exclude="*.sm.old*" --exclude="*distribute-template.sh*" --exclude="*update-release.sh*" --exclude="*release.blank.lua*" .

src/main.lua

@@ -1,4 +1,8 @@
 require('stdlib.color')
+require('stdlib.players')
+P1:hidden(1)
+P2:hidden(2)
+require('stdlib.eternalfile')()
 
 -- define a basic quad
 local quad = Quad()
@@ -6,6 +10,7 @@ quad:xy(scx, scy)
 quad:zoom(120)
 quad:diffuse(0.8, 1, 0.7, 1)
 quad:skewx(0.2)
+uranium.config.resetActorOnFrameStart(quad)
 
 -- define a sprite
 local sprite = Sprite('docs/uranium.png')
@@ -19,7 +24,7 @@ text:xy(scx, scy + 100)
 
 -- update gets called every frame
 -- dt here refers to deltatime - the time that has passed since the last frame!
-function uranium.update(dt)
+uranium.on('update', function(dt)
   -- let's rotate our quad
   quad:rotationz(t * 80)
   -- then shove it to the screen - similar to a drawfunction!
@@ -47,4 +52,4 @@ function uranium.update(dt)
   -- wag the text
   text:rotationz(math.sin(t * 2) * 10)
   text:Draw()
-end
+end)

template

@@ -1 +1 @@
-Subproject commit 4e8ba205621df4df01643dc6eea181656fc23bf8
+Subproject commit 912bb8f234023e9020e9091b85a4e096b0ecea43

update-release.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+rm template/uranium/release.lua
+read -p "enter release version: " version
+sed -e "s/branch = 'unknown'/branch = '$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)'/" -e "s/commit = 'unknown'/commit = '$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)'/" -e "s/version = 'unknown'/version = '$version'/" template/uranium/release_blank.lua > template/uranium/release.lua