GorillaScript is a custom scripting language designed for Gorilla Tag custom maps, inspired by VRChat's Udon. It allows map creators to add custom behavior to their maps using a straightforward scripting system.

• Introduction
• Getting Started
• Language Syntax
• Built-in Properties
• Built-in Functions
• Control Flow
• Variable Types
• Defining Functions
• Examples
• Error Handling

GorillaScript provides creators with a simple scripting framework for defining behaviors in Gorilla Tag custom maps. Scripts can define Start and Update functions, utilize game-specific properties, and perform basic operations like logging, conditional statements, and variable manipulation.

GorillaScript has no comment support, NO COMMENTS IN CODE!!!!!

1. Add the GorillaScriptManager component to your custom map in Unity.
2. Write your scripts in the format provided below.
3. Register your scripts with RegisterScript and call them using ExecuteScript or predefined lifecycle functions (Start and Update).

GorillaScript uses a simple, Python-like syntax.

def Start:
    Log("Script started!");
    bool isMeTagged = IsMeTagged;
    if (isMeTagged) {
        Log("You are tagged!");
    }

def Update:
    int taggedPlayers = TaggedPlayers;
    Log("Number of tagged players: " + taggedPlayers);

GorillaScript provides the following built-in properties:

• IsMeTagged (bool)
  Checks if the local player is tagged.

• TaggedPlayers (int)
  Returns the number of currently tagged players.

• PlayerPos (vec3)
  The local player’s position in world space.

• PlayerRot (quat)
  The local player’s rotation in world space.

Logs a message to the Unity console.

• Parameters:
  message (string): The message to log.

Example:

Log("This is a test message!");

Conditionally execute code based on a boolean expression.

Syntax:

if (condition) {
    // Code to execute if condition is true
}

Example:

if (IsMeTagged) {
    Log("You are tagged!");
}

GorillaScript supports the following variable types:

• bool: Boolean (true or false)
• int: Integer
• vec3: 3D vector (Vector3 in Unity)
• quat: Quaternion (Quaternion in Unity)

Example:

bool isMeTagged = IsMeTagged;
int taggedPlayers = TaggedPlayers;
vec3 playerPosition = PlayerPos;
quat playerRotation = PlayerRot;

GorillaScript allows defining two functions:

1. Start
   Executed when the script is initialized.

2. Update
   Executed every frame.

Syntax:

def Start:
    // Code to execute at the start

def Update:
    // Code to execute every frame

def Start:
    Log("Starting script...");
    if (IsMeTagged) {
        Log("You are tagged!");
    } else {
        Log("You are not tagged!");
    }

def Update:
    Log("Player position: " + PlayerPos);

### Example 2: Counting Tagged Players
def Start:
    Log("Initial tagged player count: " + TaggedPlayers);

def Update:
    int currentTagged = TaggedPlayers;
    Log("Currently tagged players: " + currentTagged);

Errors in scripts will be logged to the Unity console with details about the error.
Use Log statements for debugging and verifying script behavior.

Common Errors:

• Undefined variables
• Syntax errors in expressions
• Unsupported operations

Example Error Log: Error executing script 'Example': Variable 'playerPos' not defined.