-- Getting started with advanced scripting for your adventure maps --

Step ONE and TWO are needed if you want custom syntax highlighting.
    This is HIGHLY recommended. It will make your life much easier.
    Otherwise, you can just use any text editor.

STEP ONE:
    
    Install vscode (recommended)
    https://code.visualstudio.com/
    - OR -
    Install notepad++ (outdated, less interactive syntax features)
    https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
    
STEP TWO:

    If you installed vscode: (recommended)
        Get the free "ClassiCube Script" extension from the marketplace.
        
    If you installed notepad++:
        Download the Not Awesome Script language file for use with notepad++.
            https://dl.dropbox.com/s/p8s3tevak7u6jns/NotAwesomeScript.xml
        Import the NotAwesomeScript user defined language file into notepad++.
        Here's a guide for that: https://superuser.com/questions/1057170/how-do-i-import-udl-into-notepad
    
STEP THREE:

    Download the example script file which explains how script files work, along with the documentation file.
    https://notawesome.cc/docs/nas/example.nas
    https://notawesome.cc/docs/nas/documentation.nas
    
    It is recommended to start by looking at example.nas and if you're hungry for more info, check out documentation.nas.
    
STEP FOUR:

    Once you've made your own .nas file, either by modifying example.nas or creating a new file, it's time to upload it to Not Awesome 2.
    You can do this with /OsUploadScript [url]
    The url must point DIRECTLY to a page that only contains the script file.
    e.g., this: https://pastebin.com/CtNQ11ni does NOT work, but this: https://pastebin.com/raw/CtNQ11ni DOES work.
    If you have dropbox, you can use a dropbox link to your file; like the link provided for the original example.nas
    I highly recommend using dropbox because you can just keep saving the file on your PC and dropbox will automatically update it at the link,
    which allows you to use the same URL each time when uploading.
    
STEP FIVE:

    You're all done! Now you just need to create message blocks that use /OsScript with the label you want to run.
    If you have any questions about scripting specifics or need help, 
    please ask Goodly in-game or on Discord @ goodly