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Thank you, I'm going to look at 02_collision* and see how I can implement that today with the dragon (do they have a name?). I'll increasingly use the API and helper methods as I  understand them, but right now the examples come with very little context for "args". Could you produce a very basic map for it that I could explore the endpoints for a better understanding? My attempts to inspect my way through it yield nothing.

I have a few points of feedback after yesterday about making sure the console is a Ruby experience. I will list most in a later thread after I delve in deeper, but before anything else... can you PLEASE make "exit" an alias for "quit"? I literally just found out after 5 years that "quit" even works in IRB, but "exit" is the ruby command assumed to leave to the console/desktop. Most of my feedback is nitpicky language stuff like that that is critical to the intuitive and linguistic aspect of Ruby. The other thing is I NEED to be able to use the left key to go back and fix a mistake, even the Beginner Ruby Tutorial sample was frustrating without that. The actual DR experience itself is great now that I'm wrapping my head around it. I love the console idea and can't wait to see it grow!

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There are ctag files that show the api for DragonRuby in the root directory. That should give you at least autocompletion in the editor of your choice.