Bricks

A brick is a component with a kind and a few fields. The Studio lists them; in the folder they are the rules of a room and the bricks on a thing or a placed thing. The Studio compiles them into the room's script (the block between -- <studio> and -- </studio>) on every save.

On the game

kind	fields	does
rounds	seconds 10 to 3600, min players 1 to 100, countdown 0 to 60, results 3 to 60	the game runs in rounds: waits for players, counts down, runs on the clock, shows results, goes again. Without it the room is a hangout
winner	by: points, finish, lives	how a round is won: most points when time is up, first to a FINISH thing, or the last one standing
teams	sides: two, one	players are dealt to RED and BLUE as they arrive, or all together with one shared score
lives	count 1 to 20	HAZARD things can cost a life; at zero you are out for the round
score	name, up to 16 characters	what the points are called on the HUD and the scoreboard
welcome	text, up to 400 characters	a window when a player arrives, with a PLAY button

A game takes one of each.

On things

kind	fields	does
spawn	team: any, red, blue	players start here each round; several spawns take turns
goal	points -1000 to 1000, repeat: once, always	step on it for points, once a round or every time
pickup	points, back seconds 0 to 600 (0 = never)	step on it for points; it vanishes and comes back
hazard	effect: spawn, life, points; amount 0 to 1000	step on it and go back to the start, lose a life, or lose amount points
finish	points 0 to 1000	reaching it finishes the player; first to it can win the round
door	room: a room's name	sends the player into another room of this game
sign	text, up to 200 characters	click to read a line
switch	does: toggle, show, hide; target: a name	click to show, hide or toggle things by name
action	trigger: walk_on, click; action and its fields	when stepped on or clicked: say (text), banner (text, seconds 0.5 to 10), points (amount), teleport (x, y), window (title, text, button), paint (colour), send (room), hide, show (target)

A thing can carry several. On the item they hold for every instance; on a placed thing they hold for that one, on top.