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A '''kind''' is a type of ZZT-OOP argument that refers to a type of [[element]]. It consists of an element name, optionally prefixed by a color; for example, <code>red solid</code> refers to a red [[solid]], while <code>normal</code> refers to [[normal|normals]] of any color. | A '''kind''' is a type of ZZT-OOP argument that refers to a type of [[element]]. It consists of an element name, optionally prefixed by a color; for example, <code>red solid</code> refers to a red [[solid]], while <code>normal</code> refers to [[normal|normals]] of any color. | ||
Only seven colors are supported, matching the seven colors exposed by the [[built-in editor]]: '''blue''', '''green''', '''cyan''', '''red''', '''purple''', '''yellow''' and '''white'''. | |||
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A kind is a type of ZZT-OOP argument that refers to a type of element. It consists of an element name, optionally prefixed by a color; for example, red solid refers to a red solid, while normal refers to normals of any color.
Only seven colors are supported, matching the seven colors exposed by the built-in editor: blue, green, cyan, red, purple, yellow and white.