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-====== Skillsystem ======
-Besides the InventorySystem a good game very often needs a skill- or value-management. Here comes TGorillaSkillSystem in place.
-Imagine you're playing a character in a RPG or sports game you normally have many different skills you can evolve to get better or make progress.
-A SkillSystem manages groups which contains skills and supports multilingual content.
-<file pascal>
-uses
-  Gorilla.Utils.SkillSystem;
-[...]
-FSkillSystem : TGorillaSkillSystem;
-FMySkills : TGorillaSkillGroup;
-FSkills : Array[0..1] of TGorillaSkill;
-[...]
-// create a new empty skill system
-FSkillSystem := TGorillaSkillSystem.Create(Self);
-FSkillSystem.Language := 'en-us';
-// add a group for managing general skills
-FMySkills := FSkillSystem.AddGroup();
-FMySkill.Name := 'MySkills';
-// add some skill to this group
-FSkills[0] := AddSkill();
-FSkills[0].Name := 'Power';
-FSkills[0].Level := 1;
-FSkills[0].MaxLevel := 10;
-FSkills[1] := AddSkill();
-FSkills[1].Name := 'Speed';
-FSkills[1].Level := 1;
-FSkills[1].MaxLevel := 10;
-</file>
-===== Skill =====
-===== User Interface =====
-We're very sorry but currently the is no user interface template available. So you have to display your skill by yourself.
-===== Load & Save =====
-Skill settings can be written to xml-fileformat.
-Sadly AssetsManager support is not given yet.