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						A Scene is where everything in the game takes place. Think of a scene as a level in a game. Everything must take place within a level, but there can be multiple levels to a game.
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						<b>Constructor:</b> new Scene(Object arguments)<br />
						Object arguments may contain the following properties:<br />
						<b>width</b> the width (in pixels) of the scene<br />
						<b>height</b> the height (in pixels) of the scene<br />
						<b>tileset</b> the TileSet object to use in the scene<br />
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