# Getting Started

This guide explains how to set up a minimal Prosperon project and run it.

## Installation

1. **Download/Install Prosperon**:
(Describe your installation steps or where to get Prosperon.)

2. **Folder Structure**:
A typical project might have:
     ```
     my-game/
       game.js            <-- main entry script
       config.js          <-- runs at engine startup, sets up environment
       scripts/           <-- .js, .jso, or actor-based script files
       assets/            <-- images, sounds, etc.
     ```

3. **Run the Engine**:
From your project folder, run:
     ```
     prosperon
     ```
By default, it will look for `config.js` (if present), then `main.js` (or editor scripts) to start.

## Hello World Example

1. Create a file named `config.js` in your project folder:
   ```js
   console.log("Hello from Prosperon!")
   this.kill()  // quits immediately after printing
   ```

2. Run `prosperon` in that folder:
   ```
   prosperon
   ```
   You’ll see `"Hello from Prosperon!"` in the console, and then the engine exits.

That’s it! Next, we’ll explore writing more complex logic with actors, spawning objects, and drawing a game screen.