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''':shot''' is a built-in [[ZZT-OOP]] label that triggers on an unlocked [[Object]] hit by a bullet. {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

''':bombed''' is a built-in [[ZZT-OOP]] label that triggers whenever an unlocked [[Object]] is within the radius {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#die''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that turns an object into an [[Empty]], effectively removing it f {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''ZZT-OOP''' is the programming language used by [[Object|Objects]] in ZZT. ...ile this is not officially documented, [[Scroll|Scrolls]] also rely on the ZZT-OOP parser to display messages and can thus execute commands.

''':energize''' is a built-in [[ZZT-OOP]] label. It is sent to all unlocked [[Object|Objects]] whenever a [[Player] {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

''':thud''' is a built-in [[ZZT-OOP]] label that triggers when a [[Walk|walking]] object's path is obstructed. {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''not''' is a condition modifier in [[ZZT-OOP]]. It negates the result of the condition check which follow it within an [ {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''energized''' is an internal object flag in [[ZZT-OOP]]. This flag is true when the player has temporary invincibility from havin {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

''':touch''' is a built-in [[ZZT-OOP]] label that triggers when the [[player]] touches (bumps into) an [[object] {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

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

'''contact''' is an internal object flag in [[ZZT-OOP]]. This flag is true for an object when it is standing directly next to the {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''restart''' is a built-in [[ZZT-OOP]] message that resets an object's instruction counter, making it continue e {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

The four '''cardinal directions''' in [[ZZT-OOP]] are '''north''', '''south''', '''east''', and '''west''', which correspon {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''idle''' ''(shortened: '''i''')'' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] direction token which does not point in any direction. It can be used wit {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#try''' (Shortened: '''[[Movement|?]]''') is a [[ZZT-OOP]] movement command which attempts to move an [[object]] one step in a given {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''alligned''' is an internal object flag in [[ZZT-OOP]]. This flag is true for a given object whenever it is aligned horizontally {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''blocked''' is an internal object flag in [[ZZT-OOP]]. This flag is true for an object if there is any obstruction in the provi {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

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

Any [[ZZT-OOP]] line beginning with an apostrophe ('''<nowiki>'</nowiki>''') is treated a {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

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

'''#become''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that lets an object become a different kind of element. {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''seek''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] direction token which points towards the [[player]]. {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''flow''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] direction token which points in the direction an object is [[walk|walking {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#lock''' and '''#unlock''' are [[ZZT-OOP]] commands that control whether an [[object]] receives [[messages]] from ex {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#shoot [direction]''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command to have an object shoot a [[bullet]] in a specified direction. {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#end''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command for ending code execution. It achieves this by setting the [[Obje * The ZZT-OOP parser will treat the character 00h (a null terminator) as equivalent to ''

'''#if''' is a built-in [[ZZT-OOP]] command which evaluates the state of a [[flag]], conditionally executing {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#change''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that lets you change all instances of a given element with anothe {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#bind''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command which allows replacing the currently executed [[Object]] code wit {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#put''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that lets an object place an element on the board. If the element {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#walk''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that makes an [[object]] move automatically, independent of conve {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

...if at least one instance is found. '''any''' can detect anything with a [[ZZT-OOP name]], and a color argument can be specified as well. If an invalid object {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

...arameter''' (which dictates how often a statted element updates), or the [[ZZT-OOP]] command '''#cycle n''' (which sets an object's cycle parameter to n). An ...ult editor, it is common to see <code>#cycle 1</code> as the first line of ZZT-OOP in order initialize the object. External editors can modify the cycle param

'''#go''' (Shortened: '''[[Movement|/]]''') is a [[ZZT-OOP]] movement command which makes an [[object]] move one step. If the destinat {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

In [[ZZT-OOP]], a direction modifier is a word that prefixes a direction to create a new '''cw''' and '''ccw''' are ZZT-OOP direction modifiers which modify the direction clockwise and counter-clockw

The syntax for hyperlinks in [[ZZT-OOP]] is as follows: ...in their place would have been executed. Thus, the following code is valid ZZT-OOP:

'''#send''' is a [[ZZT-OOP]] command that provides a means of directing one or multiple [[object|objec '''#send''' is unique among ZZT-OOP commands in that the command part can be omitted as a shortcut: <code>#labe

'''#zap''' and '''#restore''' are [[ZZT-OOP]] commands for disabling labels. '''#zap''' will disable the first active o {{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

'''#give''' and '''#take''' are [[ZZT-OOP]] commands for adding and subtracting to counters. ..., and the command is executed instead (if present). The command can be any ZZT-OOP command, but is usually the name of a [[Label|label]] to jump to, as in the

There are three '''random directions''' in [[ZZT-OOP]]: rndns, rndne, and rnd, and one random direction modifier: rndp. They are '''rndns''' is a ZZT-OOP direction which causes the object to choose randomly from its north or sout

The [[ZZT-OOP]] commands '''#set''' and '''#clear''' are used to set and clear flags from * Due to how the interpreter works, flags set with ZZT-OOP are limited to letters (a-z), numbers (0-9), colons (:) and underscores (_)

The '''#play''' command in [[ZZT-OOP]] allows [[object|objects]] and [[scroll|scrolls]] to play music and sound ...Table]] - A programmatically generated list of possible note durations in ZZT-OOP