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The game start-up itself is also coordinated using an ESC script.

Scripts are plain text files with an ".esc" extension, created in any text
editor you choose to use. To create a new ESC script which will be our main game
editor. The following instructions explain the process to
create an Escoria script (i.e. a text file) in the Godot editor, but feel
free to use a different editor to create and edit these files.
To create "game.esc" in Godot (which will be our

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main game script), switch to Godot's **Editor** tab and select
script, switch to Godot's **Editor** tab and select
"New Text File" from the "File" menu:

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