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//Many of these throughout the rule section of the game.
//They are loosely connected by the parameters.
public static void RatCollision(GameLevel level, Collision<Hero,Rat> impact)
{
        impact.First.HP--;
        impact.Second.Movement.bounce();
        level.Sounds.Play(Sounds.RatSqueal);
}


// The engine will take all rules and build the game loop itself.  They are not manually connected.
// Generated at compile time:
foreach(var collision in collisionList)
{
        CollisionType1 = Typeof(collision.First);
        CollisionType2 = Typeof(collision.First);

        If (CollisionType1 == Hero && CollisionType2 == Rat)
        {
                HeroCollisions.RatImpact(level, new Collision(collision.First, collision.Second));
        }
        else if (CollisionType1 == Rat && CollisionType2 == Hero)
        {
                HeroCollisions.RatImpact(level, new Collision(collision.Second, collision.First));
        }

        //Many more collision type checks and calls.
}


//A game of tag in pseudocode.
class gameObject<T>
{
        T Movement
        int x
        int y
        int width
        int height

        move()
        render()
}

class Hero : gameObject<Player8WayMovement>
{
}

class Opponent : gameObject<ComputerAvoidance8WayMovement>
{
        avoid(gameObject)

}


//Level:
main
{
        var hero = new Hero()
        Add(hero)
        var opponent = new Opponent()
        opponent.avoid(hero)
        Add(opponent)
}


//rules:
public static function win(Collision<Hero,Opponent> impact, gameLevel level)
{
        impact.Second.Destroy()
        level.ShowMessage("You caught him!")
        level.Sound.Play(Sounds.Fanfair)
}

public static function mockingSound(GameLevel level)
{
        RestrictBySeconds(10)

        level.Sound.Play(Sounds.OpponentMocking)
}

public static function addObstacle(GameLevel level)
{
        RestrictBySeconds(14)
        var pointBetweenPlayerAndOpponent = point(5,5) //for example
        level.CreateObject<obstacle>(point)
}