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--- en:tutorials:objects:object [2020/08/21 08:13 (5 years ago)] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation 201.102.20.40
+++ en:tutorials:objects:object [2025/09/30 17:26 (12 days ago)] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 //Calling ''orx_Execute()'' will also make sure the clock module is constantly ticked (as it's part of orx's core) and that we exit if the orxSYSTEM_EVENT_CLOSE event is sent.\\
-This event is sent when closing the windows, for example, but it can also be sent under your own criteria (escape key pressed, for example).//((more details on this and the whole game loop in the [[..:locale|C++/localization tutorial]]))
+This event is sent when closing the windows, for example, but it can also be sent under your own criteria (escape key pressed, for example).//((more details on this and the whole game loop in the [[..:localization:locale|C++/localization tutorial]]))
 As orx is data driven, we don't need to manually load any data, such as a sprites.
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 Don't worry, all this will be covered in further tutorials.
-Now we have an object, we need to learn how to interact with it. This brings us to our second tutorial: [[..:clock]].
+Now we have an object, we need to learn how to interact with it. This brings us to our second tutorial: [[..:clocks:clock]].
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