Final bits of copying from the tutorial

The-Basics-of-Scripting.md

@@ -23,7 +23,9 @@ Table of Contents:
 - [Door Commands](#Door-Commands)
 - [Display Pokémon Sprite](#display-pok%C3%A9mon-sprite)
 - [Screen Fading Effects](#Screen-Fading-Effects)
-
+- [Play Pokémon Cry](#play-pok%C3%A9mon-cry)
+- [Time-Based Scripts](#time-based-scripts)
+- [Sound Effects & Fanfares](#sound-effects--fanfares)
 
 # Labelling
 
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 ```
 
 
+# Play Pokémon Cry
+
+Using Pokémon cries as a sound effect is another super easy thing to do, all you need is the playmoncry command:
+
+```gas
+playmoncry [Pokémon], 0
+```
+Followed by `waitmoncry`, which doesn't have any arguments. Just as it looks, it simply means the script will continue after the cry has finished playing.
+
+```gas
+Script_CryDemo::
+	lock
+	faceplayer
+	playmoncry SPECIES_ARBOK, 0
+	msgbox Text_CryDemo, MSGBOX_DEFAULT
+	waitmoncry
+	release
+	end
+
+Text_CryDemo:
+	.string "Arbok: Hisssss!$"
+```
+
+
+# Time-based Scripts
+
+The `gettime` command can be used to set the values of variables `VAR_0x8000`, `VAR_0x8001`, and `VAR_0x8002` to the in-game hour, minute, and second respectively. To make sure the time is up to date, you should also call `dotimebasedevents` before that. This is an example script for a NPC who gives different greetings depending on the hour:
+
+```gas
+Script_HourDemonstration::
+	lock
+	faceplayer
+	dotimebasedevents
+	gettime
+	compare VAR_0x8000, 4
+	goto_if_le Script_Night
+	compare VAR_0x8000, 12
+	goto_if_lt Script_Morning
+	compare VAR_0x8000, 18
+	goto_if_ge Script_Night
+	msgbox Text_Day, MSGBOX_DEFAULT
+	release
+	end
+
+Script_Morning::
+	msgbox Text_Morning, MSGBOX_DEFAULT
+	release
+	end
+
+Script_Night::
+	msgbox Text_Night, MSGBOX_DEFAULT
+	release
+	end
+
+Text_Morning:
+	.string "Good morning.$"
+
+Text_Day:
+	.string "Good day.$"
+
+Text_Night:
+	.string "Good evening.$"
+```
+
+You could swap out the values to check for a particular minute or second too, if you wanted to run a very specific event that only occurs at a very specific time!
+
+
+# Sound Effects & Fanfares
+
+Sound effects can bring a lot of life to overworld gameplay. To play sounds, use the following:
+
+```gas
+playse [Label]
+```
+If you want to make the script wait for the sound to finish before continuing, you can add `waitse` if you want to. For example, if you'd have liked to use a sound effect for an exclamation point emote on your player:
+
+```gas
+playse SE_PIN
+applymovement OBJ_EVENT_ID_PLAYER, Movement_Exclamation
+waitmovement
+```
+A fanfare is a short jingle, like the healing sound in Pokémon Centers. To use one in your script, use these commands:
+
+```gas
+playfanfare [Label]
+waitfanfare
+```
+`waitfanfare` means the script will wait for the jingle to finish playing before continuing. So, let's say we wanted to play the fanfare sound for obtaining a Gym Badge:
+
+```gas
+playfanfare MUS_OBTAIN_BADGE
+waitfanfare
+```
+
+You can find a list of labels for sound effects and music in `include\constants\songs.h`.