Demonstration game

The demonstration game provides examples to help you understand some how to implement some common adventure game concepts with Escoria. Have a look through the implementation of the rooms using the Godot editor and how their Escoria scripts work. The rooms show examples of the following:

Room	Demonstration topics
1	Automatic, interruptable player movement at room first entering say command - both with speech above the character and speech boxes Text translation Recorded (audio) speech Trigger zone
2	Navmeshes - Changing where the player is allowed to walk Simple interaction with an ESCItem
3	Different interactions with a single ESCItem
4	Height maps to scale player height Colour maps to change player shading (shadows / turning on lights)
5	Inventory objects: picking up; using them for puzzles
6	Inventory objects: combining them to solve puzzles Non-player-characters (NPCs)
7	Camera: limits Camera commands (push/shift/zoom/set-pos) Trigger zones of different kinds (in, out) Calling functions in GDscript from ASHES script
8	Instancing a Godot scene puzzle not involving Escoria Calling functions in GDscript from ASHES script and changing game state
9	Dynamic puzzles Complex rooms with game states that are restored when you return to the room
10	Playing sounds and music Cutscenes (making things happen while stopping player input) Forcing characters to move / change direction
11	Flags on ESCItem events Running a manual tranisition when you leave a room
12	Transition types Running a manual transition when you enter a room
13	Rooms without a visible character (Myst / Riven style games)
14	Transitions to menus Multiple NPC in the room moving on room entering
15	Changing character costumes Long character speech test (checks that dialogs don’t display out of the screen when it’s close to the border) Missing player_start ESCItem demonstration
16	Escoria variables in logic checks (ESC_CURRENT_SCENE, ESC_LAST_SCENE)
17	Empty scene with 2 exits (ready to implement a new test)
18	Superimposed items, undiscovering the one underneath (test for hover stack): Forces using each item, one after the other.
19	Superimposed items, but all are initially visible (test for hover stack). Allows using all items in preferred order.
20	Parallax on wide rooms