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# ZEP Script FAQ

#### Q. Can I change the avatar’s appearance using ZEP Script?

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Yes, after loading the sprite sheet, you can apply it and change the avatar’s appearance when a specific event occurs. Please check the [<mark style="color:purple;">Changing Avatar Image</mark>](/zep-script/zep-script-guide/explore-zep-script/tutorials/changing-avatar-image.md) page.
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#### Q. Is ZEP Script free to use?

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Yes, developing and deploying apps using ZEP Script is free.
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#### Q. Is it possible to charge users using ZEP Script?

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Not at this time, but we plan to add a cash purchase and cryptocurrency purchase feature.
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#### Q. Can I sell an app created using ZEP Script?

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It is not possible currently, but it will be in a future update.
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#### Q. Is there an easier way to debug an app created using ZEP Script without deploying it?

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We are preparing an improved developer environment, but it is not available at this time.
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#### Q. Can I use a different programming language to develop ZEP Script?

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Currently, the ZEP Script development environment only supports JavaScript.
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#### Q. I would like to link with my own server API. How do I do this?

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ZEP Script supports JavaScript API Call. For more information, please refer to the [<mark style="color:purple;">Communicating with an External API</mark>](/zep-script/zep-script-guide/explore-zep-script/tutorials/communicating-with-an-external-api.md) page.
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