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Window Width, Height, and the title can all be customized. Window Width, Height, and the title can all be customized.
# Drawing # Drawing
You will find all possible drawing features under the `game` Panel object that is initialized for you. Draw commands all start with `Draw`. The example program contains quite a few of the possible draw commands available. You will find all possible drawing features under the `game` Panel object that is initialized for you. Draw commands all start with `Draw` or `Fill`. The example program contains quite a few of the possible draw commands available.
## Sprites ## Sprites
Sprites can be placed in the `sprites` folder and referenced accordingly. Instantiating a new `Sprite` class or `AnimatedSprite` class with the name will auto-load it in. Animated Sprites need their base width and height defined, the engine will figure out the animation frames for the rest of the image. `DrawAnimatedSprite` functions request what index of the animation to draw, you feed that yourself. Only horizontal animation strips are supported by default. Sprites can be placed in the `sprites` folder and referenced accordingly. Instantiating a new `Sprite` class or `AnimatedSprite` class with the name will auto-load it in. Animated Sprites need their base width and height defined, the engine will figure out the animation frames for the rest of the image. `DrawAnimatedSprite` functions request what index of the animation to draw, you feed that yourself. Only horizontal animation strips are supported by default.