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Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/ComboGraph.luadoc

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 --- Combo Graph class
---[[
-        The ComboGraph will display the combos for a score on a graph.
-        Although, it's a bit more integrated with PlayerStageStats than one might desire...
-        A ComboGraph can be created directly with `Def.ComboGraph`
-        Its primary use is in ScreenEvaluation
---]]
+--
+-- The ComboGraph will display the combos for a score on a graph.
+-- Although, it's a bit more integrated with PlayerStageStats than one might desire...
+-- A ComboGraph can be created directly with `Def.ComboGraph`
+-- Its primary use is in ScreenEvaluation
 -- @classmod ComboGraph
 
 

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/MusicWheel.luadoc

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 --- Music Wheel class
---[[
-        This class inherits methods from the @{WheelBase} class. A MusicWheel is the structure responsible for 
-        allowing the user to scroll through songs and make a selection to play.
-        The easiest way to acquire the existing MusicWheel on a screen is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetMusicWheel()`
---]]
+--
+-- This class inherits methods from the @{WheelBase} class. A MusicWheel is the structure responsible for 
+-- allowing the user to scroll through songs and make a selection to play.
+-- The easiest way to acquire the existing MusicWheel on a screen is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetMusicWheel()`
 -- @classmod MusicWheel
 
 --- Change the @{SortOrder} for the MusicWheel. This is the equivalent of pressing UpDown UpDown then making a choice.

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/NoteField.luadoc

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 --- NoteField class
---[[
-        This class contains the components responsible for displaying notes in gameplay.
-        The simplest way to get the NoteField in gameplay is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetChild("PlayerP1"):GetChild("NoteField")`
---]]
+--
+-- This class contains the components responsible for displaying notes in gameplay.
+-- The simplest way to get the NoteField in gameplay is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetChild("PlayerP1"):GetChild("NoteField")`
 -- @classmod NoteField
 
 

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/Player.luadoc

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 --- Player control class
---[[
-        This controls the user interaction with the current chart being played in gameplay.
-        One way to retrieve the Player in gameplay is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetChild("PlayerP1")`
-        The Player owns the @{NoteField}, Combo, Tap Judgments, and Hold Judgments, among other things.
-        Most of these children can be found via GetChild by name, such as "Combo", "Judgment", "NoteField"
---]]
+--
+-- This controls the user interaction with the current chart being played in gameplay.
+-- One way to retrieve the Player in gameplay is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetChild("PlayerP1")`
+-- The Player owns the @{NoteField}, Combo, Tap Judgments, and Hold Judgments, among other things.
+-- Most of these children can be found via GetChild by name, such as "Combo", "Judgment", "NoteField"
 -- @classmod Player
 
 --- Set the Lifebar to a new given value.

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/WheelBase.luadoc

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 --- Selection Wheel base class
---[[
-        This is the base class for other wheel classes such as @{MusicWheel} and @{RoomWheel}
-        The easiest way to acquire the existing Wheel on a screen is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetMusicWheel()`
---]]
+--
+-- This is the base class for other wheel classes such as @{MusicWheel} and @{RoomWheel}
+-- The easiest way to acquire the existing Wheel on a screen is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetMusicWheel()`
 -- @classmod WheelBase
 
 --- Move the wheel a given amount of choices in some direction.

Themes/_fallback/docs/Enums/HoldNoteScore.luadoc

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 --- HoldNoteScore enum
---[[
-        HoldNoteScore is the enum representing the score for a hold or roll.
-        The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
-        Valid HoldNoteScores:
-            "HoldNoteScore_None" (The lack of a score)
-            "HoldNoteScore_LetGo" (The hold was dropped after hitting the head)
-            "HoldNoteScore_Held" (The hold was completed)
-            "HoldNoteScore_Missed" (The hold was completely missed, including the head)
-
---]]
+--
+-- HoldNoteScore is the enum representing the score for a hold or roll.
+-- The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
+-- Valid HoldNoteScores:
+--      "HoldNoteScore_None" (The lack of a score)
+--      "HoldNoteScore_LetGo" (The hold was dropped after hitting the head)
+--      "HoldNoteScore_Held" (The hold was completed)
+--      "HoldNoteScore_Missed" (The hold was completely missed, including the head)
 -- @classmod HoldNoteScore

Themes/_fallback/docs/Enums/SortOrder.luadoc

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 --- SortOrder enum
---[[
-        SortOrder is the enum representing a SortOrder for Songs.
-        The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
-        Valid SortOrders:
-            "SortOrder_Group"
-            "SortOrder_Title"
-            "SortOrder_BPM"
-            "SortOrder_TopGrades"
-            "SortOrder_Artist"
-            "SortOrder_Genre"
-            "SortOrder_ModeMenu"
-            "SortOrder_Length"
-            "SortOrder_DateAdded"
-            "SortOrder_Favorites"
-            "SortOrder_Overall"
-            "SortOrder_Stream"
-            "SortOrder_Jumpstream"
-            "SortOrder_Handstream"
-            "SortOrder_Stamina"
-            "SortOrder_JackSpeed"
-            "SortOrder_Chordjack"
-            "SortOrder_Technical"
-            "SortOrder_Author"
-            "SortOrder_Ungrouped"
---]]
+--
+-- SortOrder is the enum representing a SortOrder for Songs.
+-- The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
+-- Valid SortOrders:
+--      "SortOrder_Group"
+--      "SortOrder_Title"
+--      "SortOrder_BPM"
+--      "SortOrder_TopGrades"
+--      "SortOrder_Artist"
+--      "SortOrder_Genre"
+--      "SortOrder_ModeMenu"
+--      "SortOrder_Length"
+--      "SortOrder_DateAdded"
+--      "SortOrder_Favorites"
+--      "SortOrder_Overall"
+--      "SortOrder_Stream"
+--      "SortOrder_Jumpstream"
+--      "SortOrder_Handstream"
+--      "SortOrder_Stamina"
+--      "SortOrder_JackSpeed"
+--      "SortOrder_Chordjack"
+--      "SortOrder_Technical"
+--      "SortOrder_Author"
+--      "SortOrder_Ungrouped"
 -- @classmod SortOrder

Themes/_fallback/docs/Enums/TapNoteScore.luadoc

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 --- TapNoteScore enum
---[[
-        TapNoteScore is the enum representing the score for a tap.
-        The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
-        Valid TapNoteScores:
-            "TapNoteScore_None" (The lack of a score)
-            "TapNoteScore_HitMine"
-            "TapNoteScore_AvoidMine" (Did not hit a mine)
-            "TapNoteScore_CheckpointMiss" (deprecated)
-            "TapNoteScore_Miss"
-            "TapNoteScore_W5" (Bad)
-            "TapNoteScore_W4" (Good)
-            "TapNoteScore_W3" (Great)
-            "TapNoteScore_W2" (Perfect)
-            "TapNoteScore_W1" (Marvelous)
-            "TapNoteScore_CheckpointHit" (deprecated)
-
---]]
+--
+-- TapNoteScore is the enum representing the score for a tap.
+-- The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
+-- Valid TapNoteScores:
+--      "TapNoteScore_None" (The lack of a score)
+--      "TapNoteScore_HitMine"
+--      "TapNoteScore_AvoidMine" (Did not hit a mine)
+--      "TapNoteScore_CheckpointMiss" (deprecated)
+--      "TapNoteScore_Miss"
+--      "TapNoteScore_W5" (Bad)
+--      "TapNoteScore_W4" (Good)
+--      "TapNoteScore_W3" (Great)
+--      "TapNoteScore_W2" (Perfect)
+--      "TapNoteScore_W1" (Marvelous)
+--      "TapNoteScore_CheckpointHit" (deprecated)
 -- @classmod TapNoteScore

Themes/_fallback/docs/Enums/WheelItemDataType.luadoc

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 --- WheelItemDataType enum
---[[
-        WheelItemDataType is the enum representing the type for a WheelItem.
-        The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
-        Valid WheelItemDataTypes:
-            "WheelItemDataType_Generic"
-            "WheelItemDataType_Section"
-            "WheelItemDataType_Song"
-            "WheelItemDataType_Roulette"
-            "WheelItemDataType_Random"
-            "WheelItemDataType_Portal"
-            "WheelItemDataType_Course"
-            "WheelItemDataType_Sort"
-            "WheelItemDataType_Custom"
---]]
+--
+-- WheelItemDataType is the enum representing the type for a WheelItem.
+-- The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
+-- Valid WheelItemDataTypes:
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Generic"
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Section"
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Song"
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Roulette"
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Random"
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Portal"
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Course"
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Sort"
+--      "WheelItemDataType_Custom"
 -- @classmod WheelItemDataType