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Add ALE Psych topic (FNF modding engine)
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revised ale psych index.md
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aliases: ale-psych, fnf-ale-psych
display_name: ALE Psych
logo: ale-psych.png
related: fnf-engine, friday-night-funkin, flixel, fnf, modding, hscript, lua
short_description: ALE Psych is a fork of Psych Engine tailored for modders of Friday Night Funkin’, offering advanced scripting and customisation.
topic: ale-psych
url: https://github.com/ALE-Psych-Crew/ALE-Psych
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ALE Psych is a Friday Night Funkin’ modding engine built on Psych Engine 0.7.3. It allows users to add new menus, events, stages, and gameplay changes without modifying the engine’s source files.

Mods can use Lua and HScript to create custom classes, script song events, and control various gameplay features.

ALE Psych differs from the original Psych Engine in several ways, including updates to loading, better class support, and a built-in console for debugging. These changes help modders develop and test their projects more easily.
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