import services from MobileTemplate import Character def performDeathblow(character): # Some code to perform the deathblow/ability pass if __name__ == "__main__": # Create a new character object hero = Character(name="Hero", health=100, attack=10) # Set the deathblow/ability for the hero services.spawn(performDeathblow, args=[hero], kwargs={}, daemon=False)
import services from MobileTemplate import Enemy def performDeathblow(enemy): # Some code to perform the deathblow/ability pass if __name__ == "__main__": # Create a new enemy object boss = Enemy(name="Boss", health=1000, attack=100) # Set the deathblow/ability for the boss services.spawn(performDeathblow, args=[boss], kwargs={}, daemon=False)In this example, we create an enemy object using the MobileTemplate package and define the performDeathblow function to perform the deathblow/ability. We use the services.spawn method to run the performDeathblow function as a new thread or process. This allows the boss to use its deathblow/ability without blocking the main thread or process. Package Library: The package library used in these examples is most likely the MobileTemplate package library, as it provides the Character and Enemy classes used to create the hero and boss objects.