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Read Me

***pysand, and all the related files, were written entirely by Neil Drummond (aka: prsn828)***

To play, run pysand.py

To add new elements, open elementGrabber.py and follow the instructions in the doc_string.

To see what the basics of an element are, and to get started making a new one, look at the ElementTemplate.py file.

To see an example of a working element, look at any of the elements already made.

To find out what methods elements may use, type:
    from pysand import Element
    dir(Element)
This will display all of the methods and objects defined by the Element class.
Most of these have extremely detailed doc_strings, and should work in normal situations.
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