places - Inheritance Gambit

Syntax:

mv from <#> to <#>

join <place name>

join at #<num>

join with <name>

depart

sit *

places

place <num>

plook

plook <num>

tt <message>

ttooc <message>

tt |<message>

Moves a vacancy from one place to another

Puts you at <place name>

puts you at place #<num>

Puts you at the place with <name>

Removes you from your place.

Alias for ‘join’ commands.

Lists who’s present at all places.

Lists who’s present at place <num>

Lists in column format everyone around the room.

Lists name of <num> and virtual desc.

(Tete a tete) Relays a message to all those at your place.

(Tete a tete) Relays an OOC message.

(Tete a tete) Emits to your place.

Tete a tete commands takes the usual say/pose tokens.

PLACES are virtual places to sit, stand or occupy. You remain in the same room, but join a group of people within that room who may or may not be having a quiet conversation only with others placed with them.

This code originally provided courtesy of Deirdre, Meg and Osric of AmberMUSH. It has since been edited by Angel@Heaven.

Configuration Syntax: update <#>/<option>=<text>

Option Description:

Place Name

Maximum # of places

Current # of places

Fixed fail message

Full fail message

Join message

Ojoin message

Depart message

Odepart message

Say prefix

Description

Option:

NAME

MAXPLACES

CURPLACES

FIXED

FULL

JOIN

OJOIN

DEPART

ODEPART

PREFIX

DESCRIBE

Default Configuration Text:

Table X

Random

Random (1 >= # >= MAXPLACES)

<NULL>

That table has no more room.

You sit down at <place>.

sits down at <place>.

You stand and leave <place>.

stands and leaves <place>.

At your table

A table with 4 legs and some chairs.

PLACES configuration:

Syntax:

Configure <num> places

Unconfigure places

Notes: A null fixed message means vacancies can be moved freely to and from the place. This does not make sense for things like couches and rugs. Set it to something like “That makes no sense.” if you are using such a place.

(O)Join and (O)depart messages take like this: %N. All Join and Depart messages are appended with the place name.

Functions:

WHICHPLACE(<loc num>,<DBRef>)

ATPLACE(<lock num>,<place num>)

PLACEINFO(<loc num>,<place num>,<option>)

Gives the number of a place where <DBRef> is.

Gives you a list of things at a place.

Gives the value of <option> at place.

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