#Wall format: Image file (contains pixel data, transparency, height), modifier
Type wall.1 = brick1, solid
Type wall.2 = brick2, break
Type wall.3 = granite, solid

#enemy format: Image/stats, modifier 
Type npc.1 = knight, invincible
Type npc.2 = goblin, invincible
Type npc.3 = rat, normal

#Initial direction and position of player
Start = (3, 2)	# Room 2
Direction = West

floor = brick1
ceiling = wood1

# A group is collection of walls that can be copied anywhere. Simply put, it is "copy and paste"
# To apply a group, use: 'Put <group name> (<x offset>, <y offset>), <scale>, <rotation angle>'
# Should basic shapes be included by default?
Group.foo = 3 (0, -1) (0, 1)
Group.foo = 3 (-1, 0) (1, 0)

# Main room
Room 1

# Boundary walls
wall.1 (0,   0) (4, 0  )	# north wall
wall.1   :      (4, 1.5)	# upper east wall
wall.2   :      (4, 2.5)	# fake wall
wall.1   :      (4, 4  )	# lower east wall
wall.1   :      (0, 4  )	# south wall
wall.1   :      (0, 0  )	# west wall

# Inside walls
# wall.3 (2, 1) (2, 3)	# north-south wall
# wall.3 (1, 2) (3, 2)	# west-east wall
put.foo (2, 2), 1, 0
npc.1 (1, 1)	# A knight
npc.2 (1, 1.5)	# A goblin to fight the knight
npc.1 (1, 3)	# Another knight
npc.2 (1, 3.5)  # Another goblin to fight the knight
npc.3 (3.5,3.5)	# A scurrying rat 

# Starting closet
Room 2
# Bounding walls
wall.1 (4, 1.5) (6, 1.5)	# north closet wall
wall.1   :      (6, 2.5)	# back closet wall
wall.1   :      (4, 2.5)	# south closet wall


#Just an example for the parser to work on loading text
Message (2.1, 2.1) : Hello World ! this is a sample message.

# A sample chest
chest (0.1, 2)

#Just an example of an exit for the parser to work with
#syntax: Exit <map name> = ( <x> , <y> )
Exit intro = (100, 100)