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This pull requests adds water pool with other utilities.
This includes 3 brand new function, such as:
player_set_underwater(value, object = obj_water)
With this function, you can set the underwater flag without worrying about the appropriate audible and visual effects. The argument value is a boolean which determines whether the underwater should be set to true or false and the optional argument object determines where the splash effect should played.
instance_collide_waterpool(offset_x = 0, offset_y = 0)
This function is basically a collision_point() function but reserved to obj_waterpool. The arguments offset_x and offset_y are just to offset the point, as the names are pretty self-explanatory.
water_draw(x, y, w, h, color = $5b301e, anim_speed = 0.15, sprite = spr_water)
This function is to help keep the appearance of bodies of water consistent. The first four arguments are self-explanatory. The optional arguments color, anim_speed and sprite are to change the color of the water, change the animation's speed of the water sprite and to change the said water sprite respectively.