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-/****
+/**** 
+* Classes
+****/ 
+var PlayerShip = Container.expand(function () {
+	var self = Container.call(this);
+	// ---- METHODS ----
+	// Call this to move the ship. Coordinates are in game space.
+	self.moveTo = function (x, y) {
+		// Ensure shipGraphics exists and has dimensions before using them.
+		// Fallback values are based on the asset definition if shipGraphics isn't ready,
+		// though it should be after attachAsset.
+		var halfWidth = self.shipGraphics ? self.shipGraphics.width / 2 : 50; // Default based on 100 width
+		var halfHeight = self.shipGraphics ? self.shipGraphics.height / 2 : 60; // Default based on 120 height
+		// Define screen boundaries for clamping
+		// Top boundary must ensure the ship's top edge is below y=100 (LK menu area)
+		var minY = 100 + halfHeight;
+		var maxY = 2732 - halfHeight; // Game height is 2732
+		var minX = halfWidth;
+		var maxX = 2048 - halfWidth; // Game width is 2048
+		self.x = Math.max(minX, Math.min(x, maxX));
+		self.y = Math.max(minY, Math.min(y, maxY));
+	};
+	// ---- INITIALIZATION ----
+	// Attach the visual asset for the player ship.
+	// The LK engine will automatically create 'playerShipAsset' based on these properties
+	// if it doesn't exist.
+	self.shipGraphics = self.attachAsset('playerShipAsset', {
+		width: 100,
+		// The width of our ship
+		height: 120,
+		// The height of our ship
+		color: 0x00EE00,
+		// A vibrant green!
+		shape: 'box',
+		// For now, a simple box. We can make it cooler later!
+		anchorX: 0.5,
+		// Anchor to the center for easier rotation and positioning
+		anchorY: 0.5
+	});
+	// If our ship asset was, for example, drawn facing right, and we want it to point upwards:
+	// self.shipGraphics.rotation = -Math.PI / 2; // Rotates -90 degrees
+	return self; // Absolutely essential for class structure!
+});
+
+/**** 
 * Initialize Game
-****/
+****/ 
+// Global variables for game state
 var game = new LK.Game({
-	backgroundColor: 0x000000
-});
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+	backgroundColor: 0x100030 // A nice dark blue/purple for the vastness of space!
+});
+
+/**** 
+* Game Code
+****/ 
+// Global variables for game state
+var playerShip; // Our hero, the player's ship!
+var draggingPlayer = false; // To track if we're currently dragging the ship
+// Initialize the PlayerShip
+playerShip = new PlayerShip();
+// Set the initial position for the player ship.
+// We want it centered horizontally and near the bottom of the screen.
+var initialPlayerX = 2048 / 2;
+// Ensure shipGraphics and its height are available for positioning.
+// Default to asset's defined height (120) if somehow not ready.
+var shipHeight = playerShip.shipGraphics ? playerShip.shipGraphics.height : 120;
+var initialPlayerY = 2732 - shipHeight * 1.5; // Positioned 1.5 times its height from the bottom
+playerShip.x = initialPlayerX;
+playerShip.y = initialPlayerY;
+// Call moveTo once to ensure the initial position is clamped correctly within bounds.
+if (playerShip.moveTo) {
+	// Check if moveTo method exists
+	playerShip.moveTo(playerShip.x, playerShip.y);
+}
+game.addChild(playerShip); // Add our shiny new ship to the game!
+// Touch Controls for Player Movement
+// These handlers will use the x, y coordinates provided by LK,
+// which are already in game space.
+// Called when a touch/mouse press begins anywhere on the game screen
+game.down = function (x, y, obj) {
+	// Let's assume any touch down is intended to control the player ship
+	draggingPlayer = true;
+	if (playerShip && playerShip.moveTo) {
+		playerShip.moveTo(x, y); // Move ship to the initial touch point
+	}
+};
+// Called when a touch/mouse is moved while pressed
+game.move = function (x, y, obj) {
+	if (draggingPlayer && playerShip && playerShip.moveTo) {
+		playerShip.moveTo(x, y); // Update ship's position to the current touch point
+	}
+};
+// Called when a touch/mouse press is released
+game.up = function (x, y, obj) {
+	draggingPlayer = false; // Stop dragging
+};
+// Main game update loop - will be used for more game logic later!
+game.update = function () {
+	// For now, player movement is event-driven.
+	// We can add other per-frame logic here, like checking for collisions or firing bullets.
+};
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