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Makyo: /* Communicating */ : vs ;

2024-02-22T02:41:10Z

Communicating: : vs ;

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	* You can speak with the <code>say</code> command, or by starting the line with <code>"</code>		* You can speak with the <code>say</code> command, or by starting the line with <code>"</code>
	* You can perform an action with the <code>pose</code> command, or by starting the line with <code>:~~ ~~</code> or <code>~~;&nbsp~~;</code> ~~(note the space). If you don't want~~ a space after ~~your name, as with 's, ''do'' omit~~ the ~~space~~.		* You can perform an action with the <code>pose</code> command, or by starting the line with <code>:</code>. This will insert a space between your name and the action. If you do not want that (as with 's), <code>;</code> without a space after it is the one you want.
	* You can speak privately to someone in the same room as you with <code>whisper</code> or <code>wh</code>		* You can speak privately to someone in the same room as you with <code>whisper</code> or <code>wh</code>
	* You can speak privately to someone not in the same room as you with <code>page</code> or <code>p</code>		* You can speak privately to someone not in the same room as you with <code>page</code> or <code>p</code>

Makyo: Makyo moved page MUCK commands to MUCK:Cheatsheet: Move into namespace

2024-02-22T02:21:32Z

Makyo moved page MUCK commands to MUCK:Cheatsheet: Move into namespace

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Makyo: /* Softcode */ typo

2024-02-22T01:04:27Z

Softcode: typo

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	* Softcode lets you make your text dynamic. You can learn more on [https://wiki.tinymux.org/index.php/Softcode_functions the TinyMUX wiki], though be prepared; it's a lot. Mostly, it is contained in square brackets, so keep that in mind		* Softcode lets you make your text dynamic. You can learn more on [https://wiki.tinymux.org/index.php/Softcode_functions the TinyMUX wiki], though be prepared; it's a lot. Mostly, it is contained in square brackets, so keep that in mind
	* One thing you might want to do most often is reference pronouns in text such as your descriptions. You can do this with the various function calls related to pronouns, like <code>[they(%#, 1)] [has(%#)] [they(%#)] / [them(%#)] pronouns.</code> which will hopefully produce something like <code>They have ~~she~~ / ~~her~~ pronouns.</code>		* One thing you might want to do most often is reference pronouns in text such as your descriptions. You can do this with the various function calls related to pronouns, like <code>[they(%#, 1)] [has(%#)] [they(%#)] / [them(%#)] pronouns.</code> which will hopefully produce something like <code>They have they / them pronouns.</code>
	* Check [[Talk:MUCK commands]] for some handy samples folks have made.		* Check [[Talk:MUCK commands]] for some handy samples folks have made.

Makyo: Fix formatting

2024-02-18T02:52:33Z

Fix formatting

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	* You can check for public sims with <code>sims</code> and then get to them by typing their name (<code>square</code> is a good one to try)		* You can check for public sims with <code>sims</code> and then get to them by typing their name (<code>square</code> is a good one to try)
	* Most sims should have a <code><u>B</u>ack</code> or <code><u>O</u>ut</code> exit		* Most sims should have a <code><u>B</u>ack</code> or <code><u>O</u>ut</code> exit
	* You can offer to bring others to you with the call command, or ask to join them with the <code>join</code> command		* You can offer to bring others to you with the <code>call</code> command, or ask to join them with the <code>join</code> command
	* You can look at the room with <code>look</code> with no name after it		* You can look at the room with <code>look</code> with no name after it
	* You can see who is in the room with <code>lwho</code>		* You can see who is in the room with <code>lwho</code>

Fireheart&: Add a reference to "peri".

2024-02-17T04:31:59Z

Add a reference to "peri".

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	* Create a description of yourself using the <code>@desc</code> command. If you want newlines in the description, you can add them with <code>%r</code>. For instance <code>@desc me=Skunk!%r%rSmol!%r%rLittle bundle of excitable, zippy, and fidgety skunk...</code> Others can see this by <code>look</code>ing at you.		* Create a description of yourself using the <code>@desc</code> command. If you want newlines in the description, you can add them with <code>%r</code>. For instance <code>@desc me=Skunk!%r%rSmol!%r%rLittle bundle of excitable, zippy, and fidgety skunk...</code> Others can see this by <code>look</code>ing at you.
	* Set your species with <code>@species</code> (Even if you are human.) (''Especially'' if you are human!)		* Set your species with <code>@species</code> (Even if you are human.) (''Especially'' if you are human!)
			* Set up your perisystem records with <code>peri</code>.
	* Set your pronouns with the <code>pronouns</code> command. Others can see these and your species with the <code>lwho</code> command. There are several presets available:		* Set your pronouns with the <code>pronouns</code> command. Others can see these and your species with the <code>lwho</code> command. There are several presets available:
	** <code>pronouns epicene</code> — "They / Them"		** <code>pronouns epicene</code> — "They / Them"

Fireheart&: Space after right angle bracket.

2024-02-17T04:30:07Z

Space after right angle bracket.

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	* Create a new fork with the <code>fork</code> command. If you don't choose a tag (the bit after the #), one will be chosen for you		* Create a new fork with the <code>fork</code> command. If you don't choose a tag (the bit after the #), one will be chosen for you
	* To interact with the fork, use the <code>></code> command. It will be set as your default fork. If you want to control a different fork, you'll need to specify. For instance:		* To interact with the fork, use the <code>> </code> command (again, note the space). It will be set as your default fork. If you want to control a different fork, you'll need to specify. For instance:
	** Motes creates a fork called Motes#Hi with <code>fork Hi</code>		** Motes creates a fork called Motes#Hi with <code>fork Hi</code>
	** She runs up to someone and says hi as the fork with <code>> Hi=: runs up to Bee and says, "Hi!"</code>		** She runs up to someone and says hi as the fork with <code>> Hi=: runs up to Bee and says, "Hi!"</code>

Fireheart&: Ensure poses have a space after the colon Pt 2.

2024-02-17T04:29:34Z

Ensure poses have a space after the colon Pt 2.

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	** She runs up to someone and says hi as the fork with <code>> Hi=: runs up to Bee and says, "Hi!"</code>		** She runs up to someone and says hi as the fork with <code>> Hi=: runs up to Bee and says, "Hi!"</code>
	** From then on, she doesn't need to use the fork name. <code>> : keeps saying hi for like eight minutes!</code>		** From then on, she doesn't need to use the fork name. <code>> : keeps saying hi for like eight minutes!</code>
	** She can create another fork with <code>fork Boo</code> and then interact as before, <code>> Boo=:jumps out from behind the bushes.</code>		** She can create another fork with <code>fork Boo</code> and then interact as before, <code>> Boo=: jumps out from behind the bushes.</code>
	** If she wants to switch between forks, she just needs to use the fork's tag as before.		** If she wants to switch between forks, she just needs to use the fork's tag as before.
	* You can create a memory tied to a fork with <code>memo</code> run as the fork		* You can create a memory tied to a fork with <code>memo</code> run as the fork

Fireheart&: Ensure poses have spaces after the colon.

2024-02-17T04:29:14Z

Ensure poses have spaces after the colon.

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	* To interact with the fork, use the <code>></code> command. It will be set as your default fork. If you want to control a different fork, you'll need to specify. For instance:		* To interact with the fork, use the <code>></code> command. It will be set as your default fork. If you want to control a different fork, you'll need to specify. For instance:
	** Motes creates a fork called Motes#Hi with <code>fork Hi</code>		** Motes creates a fork called Motes#Hi with <code>fork Hi</code>
	** She runs up to someone and says hi as the fork with <code>> Hi=:runs up to Bee and says, "Hi!"</code>		** She runs up to someone and says hi as the fork with <code>> Hi=: runs up to Bee and says, "Hi!"</code>
	** From then on, she doesn't need to use the fork name. <code>> :keeps saying hi for like eight minutes!</code>		** From then on, she doesn't need to use the fork name. <code>> : keeps saying hi for like eight minutes!</code>
	** She can create another fork with <code>fork Boo</code> and then interact as before, <code>> Boo=:jumps out from behind the bushes.</code>		** She can create another fork with <code>fork Boo</code> and then interact as before, <code>> Boo=:jumps out from behind the bushes.</code>
	** If she wants to switch between forks, she just needs to use the fork's tag as before.		** If she wants to switch between forks, she just needs to use the fork's tag as before.

Fireheart&: Clarify default forks.

2024-02-17T04:28:48Z

Clarify default forks.

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	* Create a new fork with the <code>fork</code> command. If you don't choose a tag (the bit after the #), one will be chosen for you		* Create a new fork with the <code>fork</code> command. If you don't choose a tag (the bit after the #), one will be chosen for you
	* To interact with the fork, use the <code>></code> command. ~~You~~ will ~~have~~ to ~~choose the~~ fork to ~~communicate as~~. For instance:		* To interact with the fork, use the <code>></code> command. It will be set as your default fork. If you want to control a different fork, you'll need to specify. For instance:
	** Motes creates a fork called Motes#Hi with <code>fork Hi</code>		** Motes creates a fork called Motes#Hi with <code>fork Hi</code>
	** She runs up to someone and says hi as the fork with <code>> Hi=:runs up to Bee and says, "Hi!"</code>		** She runs up to someone and says hi as the fork with <code>> Hi=:runs up to Bee and says, "Hi!"</code>

Fireheart&: Fix wiki syntax.

2024-02-17T04:27:10Z

Fix wiki syntax.

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	* You can speak with the <code>say</code> command, or by starting the line with <code>"</code>		* You can speak with the <code>say</code> command, or by starting the line with <code>"</code>
	* You can perform an action with the <code>pose</code> command, or by starting the line with <code>: </code> or <code>; </code> (note the space. If you don't want a space after your name, as with 's, ''do'' omit the space.		* You can perform an action with the <code>pose</code> command, or by starting the line with <code>: </code> or <code>; </code> (note the space). If you don't want a space after your name, as with 's, ''do'' omit the space.
	* You can speak privately to someone in the same room as you with <code>whisper</code> or <code>wh</code>		* You can speak privately to someone in the same room as you with <code>whisper</code> or <code>wh</code>
	* You can speak privately to someone not in the same room as you with <code>page</code> or <code>p</code>		* You can speak privately to someone not in the same room as you with <code>page</code> or <code>p</code>