The project is built around a modular concept of "layers." Users can select the desired layers in a configuration file called lazarus.layers , and then a Python installer ( run_me.py ) handles the rest. Each "layer" is a folder containing its own self-contained install script, which can be written in any language (Python, Lua, Bash, etc.), making the system extremely flexible and customizable.
The most popular gaming use of the term is for "Project Lazarus: ZOMBIES," a script or hack for the immensely popular online game platform . These scripts are often shared via sites like NPM (Node Package Manager), ScriptBlox, and other script-sharing communities. They are designed to give players an unfair advantage by providing features like: Project Lazarus Script
On the Lazarus forums, users sometimes ask about embedding a into their Free Pascal application. They prefer a dynamically typed language to avoid the verbosity of declaring variable types and using keywords like program , begin , and end . Others may ask about running external scripts , such as Bash commands, from within an application developed in Lazarus. The project is built around a modular concept of "layers
Group zombies together (training) to kill them efficiently with weapons like rayguns or shotguns. These scripts are often shared via sites like