I shall use my Science to take the Lua from the Scenes and infuse them with the other objects. Just see if I don't.

Either way, I can still do one of my amazingfantasticawesomeincredible scripts.

So you're going to make a Lua Scene gun?

Hey, now with the new area editor, zalo can make his lava non glitchy (Bats like to make holes in lava).

How about a splash effects when something enters the kill zone.

Super-duper easy, assuming that particles can be spawned from the killzone. Just spawn 20 lava-toned pixels in random patterns from the location where the guy hit.

Chuck Norris Bonesaw McGraw, flies in from space, and butchers you with his Saw ( dunno if it's the AntiSaw or BoneSaw ) .

Probably spawning an actor and then just giving him the orders to chase the player. (Go-to command)

I don't know the limitations of lua but that's pretty basic.

Haha, CS gameplay.

With Lua, you can make your own games, somehow.
I've seen people make basic pong remakes with this scripting language.

Lua can make entire games. While it lacks, by itself, drawing functions, the add-on features give it capabilities similar to C languages.

What are drawing functions?

Functions that draw.

Classic moment, there.
"What's a flathead screwdriver do?"
"It drives flathead screws."

Draws objects in the window such as simple polygons and 3d objects.

Lua can be used to make commandline games without using any outside engine. Just using the compiled interpreter.

I'm pretty sure the Lua you can use in CC would be limited to prevent people taking credit off of Data's engine, but total conversions wouldn't be too far off.

And by total conversion I don't mean turning Coatilation into robots, I mean the real deal.

I hope this means I'll be able to create a trigger that will spawn a pancake sprite in front of the actor

I'll call it

"Pancake Zone"