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    # Section III.D. Actor Command Window
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # Here, you can adjust the commands that appear for each class if you wish
    # to set them up that way. Using the following format, adjust the main hash
    # below to allow for different command sets. Here are the generic commands.
    #  :attack    Your typical attack command.
    #  :skill    Opens up the actor's skill menu.
    #  :guard    Sets the actor to guard.
    #  :item      Opens up the party's item menu.
    #  :equip    Allows actor to change equipment.
    #  :escape    Individual escape command.
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    # The following array will determine what commands each class will have for
    # their action commands. Adjust them accordingly. Class 0 will be the class
    # used for unlisted classes.
    CLASS_COMMANDS ={ # DO NOT REMOVE CLASS 0!
    # ID => [Commands],
      0  => [:attack, :skill,        :guard, :item, :equip, :escape],
      1  => [:attack, :skill,        :guard, :item, :equip, :escape],
      2  => [:attack, :skill,        :guard, :item, :equip, :escape],
      3  => [:attack, :skill,        :guard, :item, :equip, :escape],
      4  => [:attack, :skill,        :guard, :item, :equip, :escape],
    } # Do not remove.
   
    # This is the hash that will let you insert in your own custom actions.
    # Follow the examples shown to get a general idea of how to make them.
    # Whatever new commands you make here, you can use in the class command
    # arrays above for newer actions.
    SKILL_COMMANDS ={
    #  Symbol  => [Skill, Vocab]
      :limit  => [  84, "Limit"],
      :tetra  => [  85, "Tetra"],
      :smash  => [  86, "Smash"],
      :comet  => [  87, "Comet"],
    } # Do not remove this.