Example doodads from Sketchy Maze.
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# Playable Character
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This is an example how to create a custom playable character for your
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level. This will create a grayscale copy of the game's default player
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character. His script has support for two different A.I. patterns
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depending on whether he is controlled by the player or not.
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## Player Controls
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Drag the doodad into your level and use the Link Tool to connect him
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to your Start Flag. Then you will play as this doodad when the level
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starts.
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In-game he updates his animations based on the direction you're
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moving him in the level.
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## A.I. Controls
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If dropped in your level as an enemy doodad, the A.I. will have it
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walk back and forth along the ground, turning around when it hits
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an obstacle.
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It can pick up keys and unlock doors with those keys, and it can
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have its items stolen by a Thief.
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It can activate buttons and switches (the kinds that activate just
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by walking onto them), and it can fall through trapdoors.
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Basically the same A.I. as the Red and Blue Azulians.
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