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Certainly! You can create a main script that manages all the sub-scripts for trading, character behavior, and skill generation. Here's an example of how you can structure such a script:

```gdscript
# MainScript.gd

extends Node

# Import sub-scripts
const Skill = preload("res://Skill.gd")
const Item = preload("res://Item.gd")

# Character properties
class Character:
    var name : String
    var skills : Array
    var inventory : Array
    var currency : int
    var experience : int
    var level : int

    func _init(name: String):
        self.name = name
        self.skills = []
        self.inventory = []
        self.currency = 0
        self.experience = 0
        self.level = 1

# Initialize characters
var character1 = Character.new("Character1")
var character2 = Character.new("Character2")

# Initialize skills and items
func _ready():
    generate_random_skills(character1, 3)
    generate_random_skills(character2, 3)
    generate_random_items(character1, 5)
    generate_random_items(character2, 5)

# Generate random skills for a character
func generate_random_skills(character: Character, num_skills: int):
    for i in range(num_skills):
        var skill = Skill.new("Skill" + str(i), SkillType(randi() % SkillType.size()), randf() * 20)
        character.skills.append(skill)

# Generate random items for a character
func generate_random_items(character: Character, num_items: int):
    for i in range(num_items):
        var item = Item.new("Item" + str(i), randi() % 50 + 10, ItemType(randi() % ItemType.size()))
        character.inventory.append(item)

# Trade between characters
func trade(char1: Character, char2: Character, offered_items: Array, requested_items: Array):
    char1.trade(char2, offered_items, requested_items)

# Perform character interactions
func perform_interactions():
    # Example: Character interaction
    var offered_items = [character1.inventory[0]]
    var requested_items = [character2.inventory[0]]
    trade(character1, character2, offered_items, requested_items)

# Update characters based on experience
func update_characters():
    # Example: Gain experience for characters
    character1.gain_experience(50)
    character2.gain_experience(30)

# Main loop
func _process(delta):
    perform_interactions()
    update_characters()
```

In this main script:

- We import the sub-scripts for `Skill` and `Item`.
- We define a `Character` class to manage character properties and methods.
- We initialize characters (`character1` and `character2`) and generate random skills and items for them.
- We define functions for trading between characters, performing interactions, and updating characters based on experience.
- We implement a main loop where interactions and character updates occur.

You can attach this script to a node in your Godot scene and run your game. Adjust the specifics to match your game's mechanics and design.