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Level design basics, part 5

 It is possible to use script files, to sort level design files.

render repeat
0 1 0 1 0

Simply by using script files, it is possible to make something
useful of constant three dimensional world or two table dimensional
world. Script files work as meta files. They build cubical tables.

Very good way to use script files is by using java and javascript.
Especially now that Flash has been shut down. It controls repetitive
data processing. Using script data will help you improve program:

Responsiveness. For example, first person shooter radio games work
exactly that way. It is one thing to render a big three dimensional level,
what's even harder if to apply real radio physics into the level.

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