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The RESETS section of your area is quite importantly, and luckily, quite straightforward. Basically, it is a series of single line commands. The commands are a single letter, followed by several numbers. There is a way to COMMENT your reset section. use it!!!
The following commands are available in the RESETS:
M load a mobile O load an object P load an object into a container (put) G load an object into the inventory of a mobile (give) E load an object onto a mobile (equip) D THIS RESET HAS BEEN REPLACED by < default_pos > in the DOOR section of ROOMS R THIS RESET HAS BEEN REPLACED by the 'G' flag in < exit_info > in the DOOR section of ROOMS
The '*' symbol is the comment symbol, and causes the mud to ignore anything
on that line
after the '*'.
The RESETS section begins with
#RESETS
and ends with
S
(no comments allowed after the 'S')
The following is the format for the various commands (using a 0 (zero) for < unused >):
M 0 < mobile-vnum > < limit-number > < room-vnum >
This loads the mobile with the vnum < mobile-vnum > into the room <
room-vnum >. The
< limit-number > dictates how many mobiles of that vnum exist in the world.
NOTE: if you load multiple mobs of the same vnum, all limit-numbers must be the same!
NOTE: -1 means unlimited (actually 999)
O 0 < object-vnum > < limit-number > < room-vnum >
This loads the object with the vnum < object-vnum > into the room <
room-vnum >. The
< limit-number > dictates how many objects of that vnum exist in the world.
NOTE: if you load multiple objects of the same vnum (load either with O, G, or E), all limit-numbers must be the same!
NOTE: -1 means unlimited (actually 999)
P < number > < object-vnum > < limit-number > < in_object-vnum >
This loads the object with the vnum < object-vnum > into a container
with vnum < in_object-vnum >. The < number > indicates how many
objects are put into the container, and the
< limit-number > indicates both how many objects exist in the world OR
how many times this object gets 'put' into the container. For example, if you
have the One Ring put into a container, the < limit-number > should be
1. One ring will therefore be loaded for any particular reboot. The container
is the most RECENTLY loaded container with that vnum. Thus we suggest you only
create 1 container with that vnum, and the container must be loaded (reset)
before the 'P' command. The object is not loaded if someone is carrying the
container, or if the object is already in the container.
NOTE: if you load multiple objects of the same vnum (load either with O, G, or E), all limit-numbers must be the same!
NOTE: -1 means unlimited (actually 999)
G < number > < object-vnum > < limit-number >
This command is used on conjunction with an M command. It gives whatever mob was just loaded the object. The < number > is how many are given, the < limit-number > is the number of such objects in the world, and the < object-vnum > identifies the object to be loaded.
NOTE: if you load multiple objects of the same vnum (load either with O, G, or E), all limit-numbers must be the same!
NOTE: -1 means unlimited (actually 999)
E < number > < object-vnum > < limit-number > < wear_loc-number >
This command functions much like the G command, in that it must follow an
M command
(or a M command followed by a series of G and/or E commands) The < wear_loc-number
> can be the following.
WEAR_NONE -1 WEAR_LIGHT 0 WEAR_FINGER_L 1 WEAR_FINGER_R 2 WEAR_NECK_1 3 WEAR_NECK_2 4 WEAR_BODY 5 WEAR_HEAD 6 WEAR_LEGS 7 WEAR_FEET 8 WEAR_HANDS 9 WEAR_ARMS 10 WEAR_SHIELD 11 WEAR_ABOUT 12 WEAR_WAIST 13 WEAR_WRIST_L 14 WEAR_WRIST_R 15 WEAR_WIELD 16 WEAR_HOLD 17
D are no longer used. See ROOMS.
R are no longer used. See ROOMS.
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#RESETS M 0 8101 20 8119 orc soldier E 1 8103 -1 11 E 1 8104 -1 5 E 1 8105 -1 14 E 1 8105 -1 15 E 1 8106 -1 6 E 1 8123 -1 16 M 0 8101 20 8122 orc soldier E 1 8103 -1 11 E 1 8104 -1 5 E 1 8105 -1 14 E 1 8105 -1 15 E 1 8106 -1 6 E 1 8124 -1 16 M 0 8101 20 8130 orc soldier E 1 8103 -1 11 E 1 8104 -1 5 E 1 8105 -1 14 E 1 8105 -1 15 E 1 8106 -1 6 E 1 8123 -1 16 M 0 8102 1 8111 treebeard M 0 8103 1 8194 saruman E 1 8107 1 5 cloak G 2 8117 4 wand M 0 8112 1 8182 wormtongue E 1 8108 5 16 M 0 8113 1 8196 nazgul E 1 8101 4 17 palantire E 1 8109 8 14 bracer E 1 8109 8 15 bracer M 0 8114 1 8189 desk (alive) G 2 8114 4 red scroll G 2 8116 4 silver scroll * * stuff lying around * O 2 8120 0 8190 bed P 2 8119 0 8120 ebony wand O 2 8121 0 8193 chest P 2 8122 0 8121 gold O 2 8126 0 8171 rotted O 2 8127 0 8128 bent scimitar O 2 8128 0 8136 broken shield O 2 8130 0 8150 dead slave S