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...direction, the abbreviated <code>#i</code> would not be considered a valid command.

...d which evaluates the state of a [[flag]], conditionally executing another command if it is true. <code>#if <flag> [then] <command></code>

'''#end''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command for ending code execution. It achieves this by setting the [[Object]] code ...[restart]], '''#end''' does not act as a label that can be sent. Thus, the command <code>#all:end</code> will do nothing (except jumping to an <code>:end</cod

'''#try''' (Shortened: '''[[Movement|?]]''') is a [[ZZT-OOP]] movement command which attempts to move an [[object]] one step in a given direction. Unlike If '''#try''' is unsuccessful, an optional command can be executed, similar to [[give|#give]] and [[take|#take]]. This is not

'''#send''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that provides a means of directing one or multiple [[object|objects.]] When ...nterruption, it can turn off all incoming messages with the [[lock|#lock]] command.

'''#go''' (Shortened: '''[[Movement|/]]''') is a [[ZZT-OOP]] movement command which makes an [[object]] move one step. If the destination is blocked by a ...latter case, the object will stop its attempt to move and skip to the next command.

'''#bind''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command which allows replacing the currently executed [[Object]] code with that of While it is common for objects that use '''#bind''' to have it be their only command, that does not need to be the case. Objects can use [[walk|#walk]] before b

* <code>#give <counter> <amount> [<command>]</code> * <code>#take <counter> <amount> [<command>]</code>

'''#change''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that lets you change all instances of a given element with another element. * Due to a bug, errors thrown by #change do not stop execution of the command! This can cause uninitialized memory to be used as the element and/or color

'''#die''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that turns an object into an [[Empty]], effectively removing it from the bo

...and that accepts another command as an argument, and will only appear if a command in their place would have been executed. Thus, the following code is valid

The <code>#clear flag</code> command removes the flag from the flag list, replacing it with an empty string. Giv The presence of a flag can be detected using the [[if|#if]] command. For example:

...s are often produced by behavior within ZZT. For example, the [[Die|#die]] command turns the current object into an empty, and many [[stat]]-less elements (su ...tat to behave like a player stat, usually resulting in the user's movement command being executed again in the same [[cycle]]. The effect is that the player s

'''#throwstar [direction]''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command to have an object throw a [[star]] in a specified direction.

...t|objects]] using the [[throwstar|#throwstar]] command or the [[put|#put]] command (which generates stars that last for ''255'' ticks).

! Source !! '''#play''' command ! Source !! '''#play''' command

Errors thrown is an invalid command is encountered: |Bad command [command]

'''#endgame''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that sets the [[Player|player's]] health to 0, thus ending the game.

...shoot|#shoot]] command. Attempting to shoot a bullet with the [[put|#put]] command just places a directionless bullet than disappears immediately by colliding

'''#char''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command for changing an object's display character.