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'''TRIGEDIT-COMMANDLISTS'''
 
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6) Commands:
  
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{ccsay My trigger commandlist is not complete!{c0
  
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This is the command list, which contains the actions which take place, when the
  
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Usage: equipment
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trigger is executed. The command list makes use of the {cRHELP TEXT-EDITOR{c0.
  
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This is often called the 'script', and is actually a small program, executed
  
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step by step. In it, you can use different types of commands: script - specific
  
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Gives you a list of all the equipment you're wearing, holding, and wielding.
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commands, flow control commands - if this is a mobile script, you can use
  
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standard mud commands like say or give.
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You are using:                                              Trigedit positions
 
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<used as light>      [200] a generic light                      light    0
 
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<worn on finger>    [201] a generic ring                      rfinger  1
 
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<worn on finger>    [202] a generic ring                      lfinger  2
 
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<worn around neck>  [203] a generic necklace                  neck1    3
 
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<worn around neck>  [204] a generic necklace                  neck2    4
 
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<worn on body>      [205] a set of generic body armor          body      5
 
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<worn on head>      [206] a generic helm                      head      6
 
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<worn on legs>      [207] a pair of generic leggings          legs      7
 
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<worn on feet>      [208] a pair of generic boots              feet      8
 
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<worn on hands>      [209] a pair of generic gloves            hands    9
 
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<worn on arms>      [210] a pair of generic sleeves            arms    10
 
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<worn as shield>    [211] a generic shield                    shield  11
 
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<worn about body>    [212] a generic cape                      about    12
 
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<worn about waist>  [213] a generic belt                      waist    13
 
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<worn around wrist>  [214] a generic wristguard                rwrist  14 
 
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<worn around wrist>  [215] a generic wristguard                lwrist  15
 
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<wielded>            [216] a generic weapon                    wield    16
 
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<held>              [217] a generic staff                      hold    17
 
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<inventory>                                                    inv      18
 
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AC is modified on some positions as follows: Body X3, Head and Legs X2.
 
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See also: [[INVENTORY]]  [[REMOVE]]  [[WEAR]]
 

Latest revision as of 11:29, 14 July 2017

TRIGEDIT-COMMANDLISTS


6) Commands:

{ccsay My trigger commandlist is not complete!{c0

This is the command list, which contains the actions which take place, when the

trigger is executed. The command list makes use of the {cRHELP TEXT-EDITOR{c0.

This is often called the 'script', and is actually a small program, executed

step by step. In it, you can use different types of commands: script - specific

commands, flow control commands - if this is a mobile script, you can use

standard mud commands like say or give.

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