


             _____    ____    _    _   _    _    ____     ____
            /  ___|  / __ \  | |  | | |  \/  |  /    \   /    \
           |  |__   | |  |_| | |__| | |      | |  /\  | |  /\  |
            \__  \  | |   _  |  __  | | |\/| | | |  | | | |  | |
            ___|  | | |__| | | |  | | | |  | | |  \/  | |  \/  |
           |_____/   \____/  |_|  |_| |_|  |_|  \____/   \____/

                       Revised Help Documentation
                       
                            October 3, 1993


--------------------------------< help #4803 >--------------------------------

See `help schmoo'

----------------------------------< help ' >----------------------------------

 [EZ-Page]     Page: '<player> [<message>]
            Respond: ' <message>

 EZ-Page responds to the player last contacted with either (') or (+).
 If you wish to see a player's page-echo set @Schmoo-Option +page-echo.

See Also: +, @schmoo, and schmoo

----------------------------------< help + >----------------------------------

[Page-Emote]     Normal:    +<player> <emote>
             Possessive:   ++<player> <emote>
                Respond: +/++ <emote>

 Page-Emote responds to the last player contacted with either (') or (+).
 You can set what comes before your name with @pp_prefix me is "prefix"


See Also: ' and @pp_prefix

------------------------------< help @addname >-------------------------------

Usage: @ADDNAME <name> [<name> <name>....]

Attempts to add one or more aliases to your list of aliases. A lot easier
 than typing in all those names with @RENAME. Since player names are not
 allowed to contain spaces, you can add more than one alias by seperating
 them with a space.

-----------------------------< help @addoutfit >------------------------------

Usage: @ADDOUTFIT <name> <object>.<outfitname>[_outfit]
Adds a Schmoo-Outfit to your personal database of outfits.
Examples: @addoutfit bunny #33835.ccsmclo14_outfit
          @addoutfit bunny #33835.ccsmclo14
          @addoutfit normal me.normal_outfit
          @addoutfit suit closet.tie_and_jacket_outfit
You must specify an object either by name, if it's in in the same location,
 or by object number. Appending the outfit's name with _outfit is optional
 although the property itself must actually be appended with _outfit.


See Also: @outfits, @rmoutfits, clothing, and schmoo

----------------------------< help @addpp_prefix >----------------------------

Usage: @addpp_prefix <text>
          Adds <text> to your list of Page-Emote prefices which are chosen at
 random when you use +.


See Also: +

---------------------------< help @addsay_prefix >----------------------------

Usage: @addsay_prefix <text>
          Adds <text> to your list of Say Prefices which are chosen at random
 when you speak while morphed.

----------------------------< help @addss_prefix >----------------------------

Usage: @addss_prefix <text>
          Adds <text> to your list of Schmoo-Shout prefices which are chosen
 at random when you shout.

See Also: schmoo

-----------------------------< help @alt_gender >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
Usage: @alt_gender me is <value>
          The gender you become when you morph. This should be the full name
 and not "m" or "f" or something like that.


See Also: morph

------------------------------< help @alt_name >------------------------------

Morph-Related Property
Usage: @alt_name me is <value>
          The name you go by when you have morphed. It is suggested that you
 put this name in your aliases because, as is obvious, danger-morphing is
 dangerous.

See Also: morph and morphing

-----------------------------< help @alt_outfit >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
Usage: @alt_outfit me is <value>
          The Schmoo outfit that you want to automatically @wear when you
 morph. This should be in the same format as @wear (see `help @wear' for
 details). Leave this blank if you don't want an outfit.
    For example, if you have an Schmoo-Outfit defined on you named
 "beast_outfit", you would set your @alt_outfit message to "beast" or
 "beast_outfit".

    Alternatively, if you prefer to use a Quick-Suit for a morph, use the
 Quick-Suit's title preceeded by a caret (^) so as to signal that you're
 talking about a Quick-Suit instead of a Schmoo-Outfit Property.


See Also: @wear, morph, and Schmoo

------------------------------< help @bastards >------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
@bastards <player> || !<player> || none
          This property controls a list of players not to be trusted under
 any circumstances. (Not that I condone making enemies but if you got 'em,
 that's your business.)

-------------------------------< help @change >-------------------------------

== @Morph (or @PROPmorph)/@change <morph-self>

With @change you may morph into one of any `self' properties defined on
  your character.  These selves are a list of strings, which must at
  the least contain one string-- your new description.  Your alt_name
  will be the name of the self-property, minus the _self suffix.

A typical _self file might look like this...

"    Avery obliviously chants some nonsensical aphorisms, looking up for a 
 moment to grin at you in silence.  His eyes are a clear blue, his skin pale 
 from lack of real sunlight.  He brushes his long dark hair from his face, 
 then continues his random musings." 
alt_gender_shm = Male
obeast_msg = Quinn morphs into Avery.
ohuman_msg = Avery morphs into Quinn.

Okay-- so that WAS typical.  So my witty banter has been tapped dry.

So here's an overview:

To create a morph-self:  @prop me.<morphname>_self {}
     To edit that self:  @edit me.<morphname>_self

First line :  your description
Other lines:  <propname> = <value>

A list of properties that can be changed is in `help morph-props'



See Also: @morph, @PROPmorph, alt_gender_shm, morph, morph-props, obeast_msg,
 obeast_shm, ohuman_msg, and ohuman_shm

-------------------------------< help @clothe >-------------------------------

== @wear/@clothe <outfit>

Wait!  Stop!  Before struggling with the archaic form of @wear/@clothe, take
 a look at `help Quick-Suits'.  Quick-Suits are tons easier to use than
 @wear/@clothe.

With @clothe you can wear outfits defined on yourself.  These outfits are
  lists of strings defining properties on yourself.  The properties must
  have the suffix _outfit to be valid.

A typical _outfit file might look like this...

clothed_msg = Quinn is wearing a snappy tux and a salmon pink fedora.
intimate_msg = {"Quinn is wearing boxers that glow with a mystic aura.", "You
 also noticed his mystically glowing auric socks."}
naked_msg = You think-- my! isn't Quinn well endowed?
schmoo_append_msg = Quinn replies to your cognitive comment, "Why yes. I am."

Well-- maybe that isn't so typical.  So sue me.  The gist of my little
  tutorial is that you define a property value in the following format...

So here's an overview:

To create an outfit:  @prop me.<outfitname>_outfit {}
 To edit the outfit:  @edit me.<outfitname>_outfit

Edit the property with lines in the following format.

<propname> = <value>

A list of properties that can be changed is in `help clothing-props'



See Also: @wear, append_shm, clothed_msg, clothed_shm, clothing,
 clothing-props, intimate_msg, intimate_shm, naked_msg, naked_shm,
 Quick-Suits, schmoo, and schmoo_append_msg

-----------------------------< help @community >------------------------------

Lists the Schmoos who are currently online and listening to Schmoo Shouts.


See Also: Schmoo and who

-------------------------------< help @crowd >--------------------------------

Usage: @crowd [room]
          Tells you information about the players in a given room or your
 current room if you don't specify one.

------------------------------< help @inspect >-------------------------------

Usage: @inspect <object>
          Searches all currently occupied rooms for a matching object and
 then gives you very detailed information about that object. This is a
 potentially lagful verb so be frugal with it.

-----------------------------< help @listmorphs >-----------------------------

Usage: @Listmorphs [schmoo-property]
          Use this command to list the titles, numbers, gender, and
 description of your currently stored Quick-Morphs.
          If you specify a schmoo-property, you will be given the value of
 that property in place of the gender & description columns.

See: Quick-Morphing for help on Quick-Morphing in general.

See Also: @LOADmorph, @qmorph, @Qmorph (or @LOADmorph), @Rmmorph, @SAVEmorph,
 @setmorph, @Setmorph (or @SAVEmorph), @Showmorph, morphing, Quick-Morphing,
 and schmoo

---------------------------< help @listpp_prefix >----------------------------

Usage: @listpp_prefix
          Lists your current values for Page-Emote prefices.

---------------------------< help @listsay_prefix >---------------------------

Usage: @listsay_prefix
          Lists your current values for Say prefices.

---------------------------< help @listss_prefix >----------------------------

Usage: @listss_prefix
          Lists your current values for Schmoo-Shouting prefices.

See Also: schmoo and shouting

-----------------------------< help @listsuits >------------------------------

Usage: @ListSuits [clothing-property]
          Use this command to list the numbers and titles of your Quick-Suits.
          If you specify a clothing-property, you will be given the value of
 that property for each Quick-Suit.


See Also: @LOADsuit, @RmSuit, @SAVEsuit, @ShowSuit, clothing, and Quick-Suits

-----------------------------< help @LOADmorph >------------------------------

See `help @qmorph'

------------------------------< help @loadsuit >------------------------------

Usage: @Qwear/@LOADsuit <Quick-Suit title or number>
          Quick-Suits are an easy way to store multiple outfits on yourself.
 @Qwear/@LOADsuit is the verb used to actually wear the saved Quick-Suit with
 that number or title.
First, use @SetSuit/@SAVEsuit to define a Quick-Suit, then use
 @Qwear/@LOADsuit to wear it.
Basically, since @SetSuit/@SAVEsuit stores all your clothing properties as
 they are when you call it, @QWear/@LOADsuit just restores them. Be careful
 because using this carelessly could delete a Schmoo-Outfit you're already
 wearing.

See Also: @ListSuits, @qwear, @RmSuit, @SAVEsuit, @setsuit, @ShowSuit,
 clothing, Quick-Suits, and schmoo

------------------------------< help @look_chk >------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
Usage: @look_chk me is <value>
          Set this to 1 if you want to be notified when someone looks at you.
 Set to 0 if you don't care.

-------------------------------< help @morph >--------------------------------

See `help @change'

----------------------------< help @morph_append >----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
Usage: @Morph_append me is <value>
          Set this to 0 if you don't want a Schmoo append message when you
 morph or to 1 if you do.


See Also: @morph, morph, and Schmoo

---------------------------< help @morph_clothes >----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
Usage: @Morph_clothes me is <value>
          Set this to 0 if you don't want Schmoo clothing messages when you
 morph or to 1 if you do.


See Also: @morph, clothes, clothing, morph, and Schmoo

-----------------------------< help @no_peeking >-----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
Usage: @no_peeking me is <value>
          Set this to 1 if you don't want people to be able to look at you
 unless they're in the same location. Set to 0 if you don't care.

-------------------------------< help @nudist >-------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
Usage: @nudist me is <value>
          Set this to 1 if you want to make yourself dress/strippable by just
 anyone who comes along. Set to 0 otherwise and as default.

See Also: dress and who

-----------------------------< help @ok_genders >-----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
@ok_genders <gender> || !<gender> || none
           This property controls who can strip you dependant on the player's
 gender.

See Also: strip and who

----------------------------< help @ok_strippers >----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
@ok_strippers <player> || !<player> || none
          This property controls which players can strip and dress you
 regardless of gender. Handy for players who switch genders a lot. Like
 Prince or something.

See Also: dress, strip, and who

------------------------------< help @outfits >-------------------------------

Usage: @outfits
      As a simple and easy way to keep track of Schmoo outfits, each Schmoo
 can keep a list of outfit that e can use along with @wear. This works very
 similar to @rooms.
      @Outfits will list the Outfits in your Outfit Database while also
 deleting any entries that are no longer valid.


See Also: @addoutfit, @rmoutfit, @wear, clothing, and schmoo

--------------------------------< help @pals >--------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
@pals <player> || !<player> || none
          This property controls a list of players who are your pals or
 players you're just interested in knowing about. (Isn't that nice!)

See Also: who

-------------------------------< help @perks >--------------------------------

== @perks [perk-name] || [!perk-name] || none [....]
You can specify more than one perk at a time. Use a ! to indicate perks that
 you are trying to get rid off.

   backmorph : Morph back to normal at disconnect (default)
    clothing : Turns on Schmoo-Clothing (default)
     columns : Put your @owned stuff in columns
 connectpeek : Turns No_peeking on at log-off and off at connect
 dangermorph : Don't do safety-checks on aliases for morphing
   fullowned : Include $exits in @owned
   logonpals : Do a @WHOPALS automatically when you connect
mailtimezone : Configures MOO-Mail to your timezone
      newbie : Displays useful information about Schmoo at log-on
    pageecho : See a page-echo when you kwik-page
  pageorigin : Send a page-origin when you kwik-page
   schmoowho : Put a * by Schmoos in WHO
        sexy : Display genders in Schmoo-Who, @WhoPals, @Community, & @Crowd
     showrpg : Include RPG-items in @peruse
 silentdress : Don't announce outfit changes with @wear or @LoadSuit
   pagealias : Tells you shortest alias of person paging you
   morphidle : Use custom idle-messages when morphed
 unmorphidle : Use custom idle-messages when unmorphed
   shortpals : Lists pals on-line at log-on
  fullschmoo : Displays full value of properties in @Schmoo


See Also: @community, @crowd, @loadsuit, @owned, @schmoo, @wear, @WHOPALS,
 clothing, idle, Morph, morphing, schmoo, schmoo-who, timezone, and who

-----------------------------< help @population >-----------------------------

Usage: @crowd [room]
          Tells you information about the players in a given room or your
 current room if you don't specify one.


See Also: @crowd

-----------------------------< help @PROPmorph >------------------------------

See `help @change'

-------------------------------< help @qmorph >-------------------------------

Usage: @Qmorph (or @LOADmorph) <qmorph number> || <qmorph title>
          Quick-Morphing is an easy way to define multiple morphs for
 yourself. @Qmorph (or @LOADmorph) is the verb used to actually morph into
 the saved Quick-Morph with that number or title (title is not the same as
 name, necessarily).
First use @Setmorph (or @SAVEmorph) to define a Quick-Morph, then use @Qmorph
 (or @LOADmorph) to wear that body.
          Another way of looking at it is that if you have used
 @Setmorph/@SAVEmorph to `save' a list of morph-properties, you can then use
 this verb to `load' those values back onto your properties. Keep in mind
 that this will delete whatever you properties are at the time.

See: Quick-Morphing for help on Quick-Morphing in general.

See Also: @Listmorphs, @LOADmorph, @Rmmorph, @SAVEmorph, @setmorph, @Setmorph
 (or @SAVEmorph), @Showmorph, morph, morph-properties, morphing, and
 Quick-Morphing

-----------------------------< help @quickmorph >-----------------------------

See `help @qmorph'

-----------------------------< help @quickwear >------------------------------

See `help @qwear'

-------------------------------< help @qwear >--------------------------------

See `help @loadsuit'

-----------------------------< help @reg_gender >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
Usage: @reg_gender me is <value>
          Your gender when not morphed. This should be the full name and not
 "m" or "f" or something like that.

See Also: morph

------------------------------< help @reg_name >------------------------------

Morph-Related Property
Usage: @reg_name me is <value>
          The name you go by when you aren't morphed. This name must be in
 your aliases.

See Also: morph

-----------------------------< help @reg_outfit >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
Usage: @reg_outfit me is <value>
          The Schmoo outfit that you want to automatically @wear when you
 change back from a morph to your regular self. This should be in the same
 format as @wear (see `help @wear' for details). Leave this blank if you
 don't want an outfit.


See Also: @wear, morph, and Schmoo

------------------------------< help @rmmorph >-------------------------------

Usage: @Rmmorph <qmorph number> || <qmorph title>
          Use this command to get rid of an unwanted Quick-Morph.

See: Quick-Morphing for help on Quick-Morphing in general.

See Also: @Listmorphs, @LOADmorph, @qmorph, @Qmorph (or @LOADmorph),
 @SAVEmorph, @setmorph, @Setmorph (or @SAVEmorph), @Showmorph, morph,
 morphing, and Quick-Morphing

-------------------------------< help @rmname >-------------------------------

Usage: @RMNAME <name> [<name> <name>....]

Attempts to remove one or more aliases from your list of aliases. Seperate
 multiple aliases with a space.

------------------------------< help @rmoutfit >------------------------------

Usage: @rmoutfit <delete outfit by name in @outfits>
      @Rmoutfit will remove an outfit from your Outfit Database.


See Also: @addoutfit, @outfits, and clothing

----------------------------< help @rmpp_prefix >-----------------------------

Usage: @rmpp_prefix <position in @listpp_prefix>
          Removes a Page-Emote prefix from your list.

See Also: @listpp_prefix

----------------------------< help @rmsay_prefix >----------------------------

Usage: @rmsay_prefix <position in @listsay_prefix>
          Removes a Say Prefix from your list.

See Also: @listsay_prefix

----------------------------< help @rmss_prefix >-----------------------------

Usage: @rmss_prefix <position in @listss_prefix>
          Removes a Schmoo-Shout prefix from your list.

See Also: @listss_prefix and schmoo

-------------------------------< help @rmsuit >-------------------------------

Usage: @RmSuit <Quick-Suit title or number>
          Use this command to get rid of an unwanted Quick-Suit.


See Also: @ListSuits, @LOADsuit, @SAVEsuit, and @ShowSuit

-----------------------------< help @SAVEmorph >------------------------------

See `help @setmorph'

------------------------------< help @savesuit >------------------------------

Usage: @SetSuit/@SAVEsuit <Quick-Suit title or number or existing suit>
          Use this verb to store all your current Schmoo Clothing properties
 for use with @Qwear/@LOADsuit.
          Another way of looking at it is that you can use this verb to
 `save' all you clothing properties and then `load' them back later with
 @Qwear/@LOADsuit.
          The title is not optional. If you're creating a new Quick-Suit, you
 need to make up a name for it, sort of like a filename. If you're just
 updating an existing Quick-Suit, you can refer to it by name or number. The
 number is it's position in the Quick-Suit list given be @ListSuits.


See Also: @ListSuits, @LOADsuit, @qwear, @RmSuit, @setsuit, @ShowSuit,
 clothing, and schmoo

-------------------------------< help @schmoo >-------------------------------

== Schmoo Messages

Usage: @schmoo [me]
    This command will list your settable Schmoo properties which including
 the ones that do not end in _shm.  This can be helpful when you're trying to
 sort out your Schmoo-messages from other messages.

See Also: clothing, morphing, Schmoo, and schmoo-properties

---------------------------< help @Schmoo-Options >---------------------------

Syntax:  @Schmoo-Option
         @Schmoo-Option <option>

Synonyms:  @SchmooOptions, @Schmooptions

The first form displays all of your Schmoo options
The second displays just that one option, which may be either `newbie' or
 `clothing' or one of the flags listed below.  The Schmoo options control
 various annoying details of being a Schmoo.

The remaining forms of this command are for setting your Schmoo options:

         @Schmoo-option +<flag>
         @Schmoo-option -<flag>
         @Schmoo-option !<flag>           (equivalent to -<flag>)

These respectively set and reset the specified flag

+backmorph     Morph back to normal at disconnect (default)
-backmorph     Don't morph back to normal at disconnect
+clothing      Use Schmoo-Clothing (default)
-clothing      Don't use Schmoo-Clothing
+columns       Put your @owned stuff in columns
-columns       Don't columnize @owned stuff
+connectpeek   Turns No_peeking on at log-off and off at connect
-connectpeek   Leave No_peeking as is
+dangermorph   Don't do safety-checks on aliases for morphing
-dangermorph   Do safety-checks on aliases for morphing
+fullowned     Include $exits in @owned
-fullowned     Don't include $exits in @owned
+fullschmoo    Displays full value of properties in @Schmoo
-fullschmoo    Only show first 160 characters of properties in @Schmoo
+logonpals     Do a @WHOPALS automatically when you connect
-logonpals     Don't do a @WHOPALS automatically when you connect
+mailtimezone  Configure MOO-Mail to your timezone
-mailtimezone  Leave time on MOO-Mail as local time
+morphidle     Use custom idle-messages when morphed
-morphidle     Don't use custom idle-messages when morphed
+newbie        Display useful newbie information about Schmoo at log-on
-newbie        I'm a Schmoo Expert!
+pagealias     Tells you shortest alias of person paging you
-pagealias     Don't tell you shortest alias of person paging you
+pageecho      See a page-echo when you kwik-page
-pageecho      Weed out page-echo when you kwik-page
+pageorigin    Send a page-origin when you kwik-page
-pageorigin    Don't send a page-origin when you kwik-page
+schmoowho     Put a * by Schmoos in WHO
-schmoowho     Don't put a * by Schmoos in WHO
+sexy          Display genders in Who, @WhoPals, @Comm, & @Crowd
-sexy          Don't display genders in Who, @WhoPals, @Comm, & @Crowd
+shortpals     List pals on-line at log-on
-shortpals     Don't lists pals on-line at log-on
+showrpg       Include RPG-items in @peruse
-showrpg       Ignore RPG-items in @peruse
+silentdress   Don't announce outfit changes with @wear or @LoadSuit
-silentdress   Announce outfit changes with @wear or @LoadSuit
+unmorphidle   Use custom idle-messages when unmorphed
-unmorphidle   Don't use custom idle-messages when unmorphed
+lastpage      When using ' or + without a name,
               send to last person you paged
-lastpage      When using ' or + without a name,
               send to last person you paged
               OR who paged you (whichever is most recent)

See Also: ', +, @crowd, @loadsuit, @schmoo, @SchmooOptions, @wear, @whopals,
 clothing, idle, morph, morphing, schmoo, timezone, and who

---------------------------< help @SchmooOptions >----------------------------

See `help @Schmoo-Options'

------------------------------< help @setmorph >------------------------------

Usage: @Setmorph (or @SAVEmorph) [title]
          Use this verb to store all your current morphing properties for
 Quick-Morphing.
          Another way of looking at is that @Setmorph/@SAVEmorph will `save'
 all your current morph-properties so that you can `load' them back later
 with @Qmorph/@LOADmorph.
          `Title' is optional. You can just type `@setmorph' by itself and it
 will use the alt_name as the title. What the title is is a way to refer to
 the Quick-Morph without having to type in the whole alt_name if it happens
 to be a long name. Think of it as an optional abbreviation.

See: Quick-Morphing for help on Quick-Morphing in general.

See Also: @LOADmorph, @qmorph, @SAVEmorph, morph, morph-properties, morphing,
 and Quick-Morphing

------------------------------< help @setsuit >-------------------------------

See `help @savesuit'

-----------------------------< help @showmorph >------------------------------

Usage: @Showmorph <qmorph number> || <qmorph title>
          Use this command to view the contents of a Quick-Morph setting.

See: Quick-Morphing for help on Quick-Morphing in general.

See Also: @Listmorphs, @LOADmorph, @qmorph, @Qmorph (or @LOADmorph),
 @Rmmorph, @SAVEmorph, @setmorph, @Setmorph (or @SAVEmorph), morph, morphing,
 and Quick-Morphing

------------------------------< help @showsuit >------------------------------

Usage: @ShowSuit <Quick-Suit title or number>
          Use this command to view the contents of a Quick-Suit setting.


See Also: @ListSuits, @LOADsuit, @RmSuit, and @SAVEsuit

-----------------------------< help @swapmorph >------------------------------

Usage: @SwapMorph
@SwapMorph actually replaces all of your real messages with your current
 morph messages while saving all your real messages as a Quick-Morph.
The effect is that your regular self becomes a Quick-Morph and your current
 morph becomes your new regular self.
Be very careful with this.  Using this command carelessly can result in
 irretriavably lost messages.
APHiD takes no responsibility for messages lost due to reckless @SwapMorphing.


See Also: morph, morphing, and Quick-Morphing

--------------------------------< help @time >--------------------------------

Usage: @time
       @time for <player>
Displays the time at the player's local timezone or your time if no player is
 specified. Set your timezone and hometown properties to change what people
 see for your @time.


See Also: hometown and timezone

------------------------------< help @timezone >------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
Usage: @timezone me is <value>
          Set this to the number of hours plus or minus that your timezone
 differs from the LambdaMOO timezone. This is used in conjunction with @time.
 You may have to fiddle with this a little to find the right offset.


See Also: @time and timezone

--------------------------------< help @view >--------------------------------

Usage: @view <object>.<property>
          Displays the contents of a property which is assumed to be a list.
 Useful for looking over your _selves or _outfits.

--------------------------------< help @wear >--------------------------------

See `help @clothe'

------------------------------< help @whopals >-------------------------------

Usage: @WHOPALS
          Wondering if any of your good pals are here, where they are, when
 they last logged on? Use this verb to find out. You can control your list of
 pals with the verb @PALS.
          By the way, if your pal isn't logged on, @WHOPALS tells you when
 they last logged on and, here's the neat bit, it tells you the time
 according to your own .timezone property.


See Also: @PALS and timezone

---------------------------< help @whostrippedme >----------------------------

Usage: @whostrippedme
Tells you who last stripped you and when.

See Also: who

----------------------------< help alt_desc_msg >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_desc - Your morphed description.

See Also: morph

---------------------------< help alt_gender_shm >----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_gender_shm - The gender you become when you morph. This should be the
 full name and not "m" or "f" or something like that.


See Also: morph

----------------------------< help alt_join_msg >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_join - The @join message used when morphed. Leave this blank to use your
 regular message.

See Also: morph

----------------------------< help alt_name_shm >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_name_shm - The name you go by when you have morphed. It is suggested that
 you put this name in your aliases because, as is obvious, danger-morphing is
 dangerous.

See Also: morph and morphing

-------------------------< help alt_no_clothes_msg >--------------------------

Morph Related Property
This message is told to a player who tries to strip or dress you when you
 aren't using a Schmoo Outfit.
The default is: %T isn't wearing any clothes.

See Also: clothes, dress, morph, schmoo, strip, and who

--------------------------< help alt_no_dress_msg >---------------------------

Morph Related Property
This message is told to the to a player who tries to strip or dress you when
 you don't want them to.
The default is: %T pushes you away, suggesting you read `help manners'.

See Also: dress, morph, strip, and who

-------------------------< help alt_object_port_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_object_port - The @object_port message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

--------------------------< help alt_ono_dress_msg >--------------------------

Morph Related Property
This message is displayed to you and the rest of the room when somebody tries
 to dress or strip you when you don't want them to.
The default is: %T pushes %n away, suggesting %s read `help manners'.

See Also: dress, morph, and strip

------------------------< help alt_oplayer_port_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_oplayer_port - The @oplayer_port message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

-------------------------< help alt_oself_port_msg >--------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_oself_port - The @oself_port message used when morphed. Leave this blank
 to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

-------------------------< help alt_othing_port_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_othing_port - The @othing_port message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

---------------------------< help alt_outfit_shm >----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_outfit_shm - The Schmoo outfit that you want to automatically @wear when
 you morph. This should be in the same format as @wear (see `help @wear'  and
 `help clothing' for details). Leave this blank if you don't want an outfit.


See Also: @wear, clothing, morph, and Schmoo

-------------------------< help alt_page_absent_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_page_absent - The @page_absent message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

--------------------------< help alt_page_echo_msg >--------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_page_echo - The @page_echo message used when morphed. Leave this blank to
 use your regular message.

See Also: morph

-------------------------< help alt_page_origin_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_page_origin - The @page_origin message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

------------------------< help alt_player_arrive_msg >------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_player_arrive - The @player_arrive message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

-------------------------< help alt_player_port_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_player_port - The @player_port message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

-------------------------< help alt_self_arrive_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_self_arrive - The @self_arrive message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

--------------------------< help alt_self_port_msg >--------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_self_port - The @self_port message used when morphed. Leave this blank to
 use your regular message.

See Also: morph

------------------------< help alt_thing_arrive_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_thing_arrive - The @thing_arrive message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

-------------------------< help alt_thing_port_msg >--------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_thing_port - The @thing_port message used when morphed. Leave this blank
 to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

-------------------------< help alt_victim_port_msg >-------------------------

Morph-Related Property
alt_victim_port - The @victim_port message used when morphed. Leave this
 blank to use your regular message.

See Also: morph

-----------------------------< help asleep_msgs >-----------------------------

Idling Property
Asleep_msgs - Displayed when logged out.
    If this is a string, that value will be used. If it is a list, a random
 element will be chosen each time. You own this property yourself so you can
 edit with the @notedit command.


See Also: @Notedit, Idle, and idling

-----------------------------< help awake_msgs >------------------------------

Idling Property
Awake_msgs - Displayed when idle for under 1 minute.
    If this is a string, that value will be used. If it is a list, a random
 element will be chosen each time. You own this property yourself so you can
 edit with the @notedit command.


See Also: @Notedit, Idle, and idling

----------------------------< help bastards_shm >-----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
bastards_shm - This property controls a list of players not to be trusted
 under any circumstances. (Not that I condone making enemies but if you got
 'em, that's your business.)

------------------------------< help beast_msg >------------------------------

Morph-Related Property
beast_shm - The message that is displayed only to you when you morph.


See Also: morph

-----------------------------< help clothed_msg >-----------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
clothed_shm - The fully clothed message displayed in your description.

See Also: clothing

-------------------------------< help clothes >-------------------------------

See `help clothing'

------------------------------< help clothing >-------------------------------

== Schmoo Clothing: Dress/Strip

There are three dress_states: clothed, intimate, and naked.  The
  following messages apply.

      clothed: Normal clothing.
     intimate: Undies.
        naked: Guess.

Messages are set with this format: @<msg-name> me is "<text>"

The following messages are told to both you and the room, and are
  run through pronoun_sub (see `help pronouns') with the stripper
  as `player', and you as `this'.

( note: This means that in the self-stripping messages you can use
  the standard %n, %p, etc to refer to yourself, while in the
  ostrips you'll have to use %[tname] and %[tpp] until I work
  this out better. )

All messages are told to both you -and- room.

  ostrip_full: Strip clothed  => intimate
  ostrip_int : Strip intimate => naked
  sstrip_full: Self-strip clothed  => intimate
  sstrip_int : Self-strip intimate => naked

  odress_full: Dress intimate => clothed
  odress_int : Dress    naked => intimate
  sdress_full: Self-dress intimate => clothed
  sdress_int : Self-dress    naked => intimate

The following commands govern who may strip/dress you.

  @ok_strippers   name || !name  || none [...]
  @ok_genders   gender || !gender|| none [...]

Eg: @ok_strippers none       => clear your ok_strippers
    @ok_strippers !APHiD     => remove APHiD from your ok_strippers
    @ok_strippers APHiD !Gil => add APHiD and remove Gil from ok_strippers
    @ok_genders Female       => allow Females to strip you

If you include a gender in ok_genders, -everyone- of that gender can
  undress you.  If you're prudish about these matters, you'd best
  leave ok_genders empty.

If a player is in ok_strippers, that player will be able to strip/dress
  you regardless of gender.

@nudist me is 1 overrides all security.  You're open to every groping hand.

Keep in mind that none of these will function unless you have @Schmoo-Option
 +clothing.


See Also: @nudist, @ok_genders, @ok_strippers, @schmoo, dress, Schmoo, strip,
 and who

-------------------------< help clothing-properties >-------------------------

See `help clothing-props'

---------------------------< help clothing-props >----------------------------

Clothing-Related Properties
===============================================
schmoo_append_msg         odress_int_msg             sstrip_full_msg
clothed_msg               ostrip_full_msg            sstrip_int_msg
intimate_msg              ostrip_int_msg             fully_dressed_msg
naked_msg                 sdress_full_msg            fully_naked_msg
odress_full_msg           sdress_int_msg             

See Also: clothed_msg, clothing, fully_dressed_msg, fully_naked_msg,
 intimate_msg, naked_msg, odress_full_msg, odress_int_msg, ostrip_full_msg,
 ostrip_int_msg, schmoo, schmoo_append_msg, sdress_full_msg, sdress_int_msg,
 sstrip_full_msg, and sstrip_int_msg

--------------------------< help daydreaming_msgs >---------------------------

Idling Property
Daydreaming_msgs - Displayed when idle between 3 and 10 minutes.
    If this is a string, that value will be used. If it is a list, a random
 element will be chosen each time. You own this property yourself so you can
 edit with the @notedit command.


See Also: @Notedit, Idle, and idling

---------------------------< help distracted_msgs >---------------------------

Idling Property
Distracted_msgs - Displayed when idle between 1 and 3 minutes.
    If this is a string, that value will be used. If it is a list, a random
 element will be chosen each time. You own this property yourself so you can
 edit with the @notedit command.


See Also: @Notedit, Idle, and idling

-----------------------------< help dozing_msgs >-----------------------------

Idling Property
Dozing_msgs - Displayed when idle between 10 minutes and 1 hour.
    If this is a string, that value will be used. If it is a list, a random
 element will be chosen each time. You own this property yourself so you can
 edit with the @notedit command.


See Also: @Notedit, Idle, and idling

--------------------------------< help dress >--------------------------------

See `help clothing'

--------------------------< help fully_dressed_msg >--------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
          The message displayed to a player who tries to dress you and you're
 already fully dressed.  Pronoun subs use %N for player and %T for you.  When
 you dress yourself, these are equivalent.

See Also: clothing, dress, and who

---------------------------< help fully_naked_msg >---------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
          The message displayed to a player who tries to strip you and you're
 already fully naked.  Pronoun subs use %N for player and %T for you.  When
 you strip yourself, these are equivalent.

See Also: clothing, strip, and who

----------------------------< help hometown_msg >-----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
hometown - A noun phrase for where you live. This is called when Schmoos use
 @time to see what your local time is. The default is "%n's town".


See Also: @time

------------------------------< help human_msg >------------------------------

Morph-Related Property
human_shm - The message that is displayed only to you when you change from a
 morph into your regular self.


See Also: morph

--------------------------------< help idle >---------------------------------

Your idle suffix is the nifty little phrase that gets appended after your
 name in room descriptions, usually in parentheses. These vary depending on
 how long you've been idle.
You own the proerties yourself so you can only set them by using eval or the
 @Notedit command.

The properties are:
        Awake_msgs - Idle for less than 1 minute
   Distracted_msgs - Idle for 1 to 3 minutes
  Daydreaming_msgs - Idle for 3 to 10 minutes
       Dozing_msgs - Idle for 10 minutes to 1 hour
  Out_on_feet_msgs - Idle for more than 1 hour
       Asleep_msgs - Logged out

The names of the properties reflect their default values. For example, if you
 don't change your .distracted_msgs property, it will return "distracted".

If you set a property to a string, that value will be used as your idle
 message. If you make it a list of strings, a random element from the list
 will be used each time.

Idle messages are also used in your page-echo automatically. For example, if
 you've been idle for 2 minutes and some pages you, they might see:

Your message has been received. Hortense seems to be distracted, though.

In other words, when you have an active idle message (i.e. not a blank value
 like "" or {}), it is appended to your page-echo in the form of:
           "<player name> seems to be <idle message>, though."
You may want to keep that in mind when creating your messages.


See Also: @Notedit, Asleep_msgs, Awake_msgs, Daydreaming_msgs,
 Distracted_msgs, Dozing_msgs, and Out_on_feet_msgs

-------------------------------< help idling >--------------------------------

See `help idle'

----------------------------< help intimate_msg >-----------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
intimate_shm - The secondary clothed message displayed in your description.

See Also: clothing

---------------------------< help last-properties >---------------------------

See `help last-props'

-----------------------------< help last-props >------------------------------

A lot of the time, when you morph, you're doing it from your regular self to
 your morphed self. That means that your @obeast message will contain your
 regular name or %(reg_name_shm) a lot of the time. But sometimes, you want
 to morph from a morphed self to another morphed self. That's something you
 can only do using @Morph (or @PROPmorph) or @Qmorph (or @LOADmorph). It also
 makes %(reg_name_shm) give the wrong name.
That's when you use `last-properties.' Last-properties are some special
 properties that store your name and gender-specific pronouns each time you
 morph. They can't be changed by the player directly but are automatically
 updated everytime you change your name or gender by morphing.
An example of how you might use this would be:
@obeast me is "%(last_name_shm) starts to wriggle and %(last_ps) turns in
 %(alt_name_shm)."
Although I'm sure you can be more creative than that.

The last-properties are:
  last_name_shm - Your most recent name
  last_ps - Your most recent subjective pronoun (he, she, it)
  last_psc - Your most recent capitalized subjective pronoun (He, She, It)
  last_po - Your most recent objective pronoun (him, her, it)
  last_poc - Your most recent capitalized objective pronoun (Him, Her, It)
  last_pp - Your most recent possessive adjective (his, her, its)
  last_ppc - Your most recent capitalized possessive adjective (His, Her, Its)
  last_pq - Your most recent possessive noun (his, hers, its)
  last_pqc - Your most recent capitalized possessive noun (His, Hers, Its)
  last_pr - Your most recent reflexive pronoun (himself, herself, itself)
  last_prc - Your most recent capitalized reflexive pronoun (himself,
 herself, itself)

For more details about pronouns, see: help pronouns
For more details about pronoun substitution, see: help $string_utils:pronoun_s
 ub

See Also: ', @LOADmorph, @morph, @PROPmorph, @qmorph, alt_name_shm,
 last-properties, morph, morphing, and reg_name_shm

----------------------------< help look_chk_shm >-----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
look_chk_shm - Set this to 1 if you want to be notified when someone looks at
 you. Set to 0 if you don't care.

---------------------------< help misc-properties >---------------------------

See `help misc-props'

-----------------------------< help misc-props >------------------------------

Miscellaneous Properties
=====================================
bastards_shm              peeker_msg                 awake_msgs
hometown                  perks_shm                  distracted_msgs
look_chk_shm              ss_prefix_msg              daydreaming_msgs
no_peeking_shm            timezone                   dozing_msgs
nudist_shm                schmoo_watched_msg         out_on_feet_msgs
ok_genders_shm            no_clothes_msg             asleep_msgs
ok_strippers_shm          no_dress_msg               
peekee_msg                ono_dress_msg              

See Also: asleep_msgs, awake_msgs, bastards_shm, clothes, daydreaming_msgs,
 distracted_msgs, dozing_msgs, dress, look_chk_shm, no_clothes_msg,
 no_dress_msg, nudist_shm, ok_genders_shm, ok_strippers_shm, ono_dress_msg,
 out_on_feet_msgs, peekee_msg, peeker_msg, perks_shm, schmoo,
 schmoo_watched_msg, ss_prefix_msg, and timezone

--------------------------------< help morph >--------------------------------

 == Morph

Morph will allow you to switch between two identities.  Each may have a 
 different name, gender, and description. The first thing you'll need  to do
 is @alt_desc me is "<your morphed description>" 

Alternately, you may morph into multiple selves by using the @Morph (or
 @PROPmorph)  command.  <help @Morph (or @PROPmorph) or help @change> 

Set the following properties, making sure both your alternate and regular 
 names are in your alias list. The program won't let you morph if you haven't
  protected your names in this way (unless you set @Schmoo-Option
 +danger-morph, but  this could result in someone stealing your unprotected
 names).  

@reg_name me is "<your regular name>"
@alt_name me is "<your morphed name>"

@reg_gender me is "<your regular gender>"
@alt_gender me is "<your morphed gender>"

  Lastly, set these messages.

      human:  msg beast => human
     ohuman: omsg beast => human
      beast:  msg human => beast
     obeast: omsg human => beast
 say_prefix: used when speaking as morphed self

  The following toggles are used with morph:

 @Morphappend me is 0/1  => 1 shows append message when morphed.
@Morphclothes me is 0/1  => 1 shows clothing messages when morphed.

  If you want to wear a different outfit when morphed, set these:

@alt_outfit me is "<outfit name when morphed>"
@reg_outfit me is "<normal outfit>"

  However, if the outfit you want for either of these is a Quick-Suit, you
 should prepend the title with a ^ character like this:

@alt_outfit me is "^<Quick-Suit title>"


See Also: @alt_desc, @alt_gender, @alt_name, @alt_outfit, @change, @morph,
 @PROPmorph, @reg_gender, @reg_name, @reg_outfit, @schmoo, clothing, and
 schmoo

--------------------------< help morph-properties >---------------------------

See `help morph-props'

-----------------------------< help morph-props >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Properties
===============================================
alt_desc_msg              alt_player_arrive_msg      last_pqc
alt_gender_shm            alt_player_port_msg        last_pr
alt_join_msg              alt_self_arrive_msg        last_prc
alt_name_shm              alt_self_port_msg          last_ps
alt_no_clothes_msg        alt_thing_arrive_msg       last_psc
alt_no_dress_msg          alt_thing_port_msg         morph_append_shm
alt_object_port_msg       alt_victim_port_msg        morph_clothes_shm
alt_ono_dress_msg         beast_msg                  obeast_msg
alt_oplayer_port_msg      human_msg                  ohuman_msg
alt_oself_port_msg        last_name_shm              pp_prefix_msg
alt_othing_port_msg       last_po                    reg_gender_shm
alt_outfit_shm            last_poc                   reg_name_shm
alt_page_absent_msg       last_pp                    reg_outfit_shm
alt_page_echo_msg         last_ppc                   say_prefix_msg
alt_page_origin_msg       last_pq                    

See Also: alt_desc_msg, alt_gender_shm, alt_join_msg, alt_name_shm,
 alt_no_clothes_msg, alt_no_dress_msg, alt_object_port_msg, alt_ono_dress_msg,
 alt_oplayer_port_msg, alt_oself_port_msg, alt_othing_port_msg,
 alt_outfit_shm, alt_page_absent_msg, alt_page_echo_msg, alt_page_origin_msg,
 alt_player_arrive_msg, alt_player_port_msg, alt_self_arrive_msg,
 alt_self_port_msg, alt_thing_arrive_msg, alt_thing_port_msg,
 alt_victim_port_msg, beast_msg, clothes, dress, human_msg, morph,
 morph_append_shm, morph_clothes_shm, no_clothes_msg, no_dress_msg,
 obeast_msg, ohuman_msg, ono_dress_msg, pp_prefix_msg, reg_gender_shm,
 reg_name_shm, reg_outfit_shm, and say_prefix_msg

--------------------------< help morph_append_shm >---------------------------

Morph-Related Property
morph_append_shm - Set this to 0 if you don't want a Schmoo append message
 when you morph or to 1 if you do.


See Also: morph and Schmoo

--------------------------< help morph_clothes_shm >--------------------------

Morph-Related Property
morph_clothes_shm - Set this to 0 if you don't want Schmoo clothing messages
 when you morph or to 1 if you do.


See Also: clothes, clothing, morph, and Schmoo

------------------------------< help morphing >-------------------------------

Morphing is where you transform yourself from one identity to another, like a
 werewolf or shape-shifter, like the Wonder Twins, if you will. Schmoo offers
 several ways to morph from one identity to another and the abiltity to keep
 track of several different identities at once.

Morphing is based around several different properties which you can define.

To set a property just type: @<property-name> ME IS <new-value>

The properties which relate to morphing are:
@alt_desc == Your description when morphed.
@alt_name == Your name when morphed.
@alt_gender == Your gender when morphed.
@alt_outfit == The Schmoo-Outfit you wish to wear when you change into your
 morphed self. (see `help clothing')
@reg_name == The name you wish to have when you morph back to your regular
 self.
@reg_gender == The gender you wish to be when you change back to your regular
 self.
@reg_outfit == The Schmoo-Outfit you wish to use when you change back to your
 regular self. (see `help clothing')
@beast == The message you see when you change from your regular self to your
 morphed self.
@obeast == The message others see when you change from your regular self to
 your morphed self.
@human == The message you see when you morph back to your regular self.
@ohuman == The message others see when you morph back to your regular self.
@Morph (or @PROPmorph)_clothes == Set this to 1 if you want to use
 Schmoo-Clothing when morphed or 0 if you don't.
@Morph (or @PROPmorph)_append == Set this to 1 if you want to use an
 append-message when morphed or 0 if you don't.
@pp_prefix == The prefix used by your Remote-Emote or Posing-Pager (+). This
 is usually `(from %l)' but you might want it to become `From a long ways
 off,' for example.
@say_prefix == The prefix used by your `say' verb. This is usually `%n says,'
 but you might want to change it to `%n growls,'. This message is only active
 in your morphed state and remember to include a comma for most uses.

There are also morphed forms for all the teleporting messages and all the
 paging messages. Those can be set with:
@alt_<message-name> ME IS <new-message>

The paging messages are: @alt_page_echo, @alt_page_origin, and
 @alt_page_absent.

The teleporting messages are: @alt_join, @alt_object_port, @alt_player_arrive,
 @alt_player_port, @alt_self_arrive, @alt_self_port, @alt_thing_arrive,
 @alt_thing_port, @alt_victim_port, @alt_oplayer_port, @alt_oself_port, and
 @alt_othing_port.

You can see a list of all of the above messages at any time by typing: HELP
 MORPH-PROPS.


There are 3 ways to Morph: morph, @Morph (or @PROPmorph), or @Qmorph (or
 @LOADmorph). @Morph (or @PROPmorph) and @Qmorph (or @LOADmorph) are only
 used to turn into a morphed form but Morph will turn you back and forth
 betwwen your morphed self and your regular self. In other words, when you
 just type `morph' you turn into whichever form you're not.

Most morphing messages benefit from `pronoun substition'. If you don't know
 what MOO means by `pronouns' take a look at `help pronouns'. Pronouns aren't
 just names and he/she/it stuff, they can also refer to properties on an
 object. Some useful ones you might want to use are:
%(reg_name_shm) - Your normal name.
%(alt_name_shm) - Your current morphed name.
%(last_name_shm) - Whatever your name was before the last time it was changed
 (possibly by morphing). See, right before your @human/@beast-type messages
 are shown, your name gets changed and this sets up your last-properties
 which can be handy when you morph from one morph to another without becoming
 human again first.
Take a look at `help last-properties' for more handy last-properties.


See Also: ', +, @alt_gender, @alt_name, @alt_outfit, @LOADmorph, @morph,
 @Morph (or @PROPmorph), @PROPmorph, @qmorph, @reg_gender, @reg_name,
 @reg_outfit, alt_name_shm, clothes, clothing, last-properties, morph,
 morph-props, Quick-morphing, reg_name_shm, and schmoo

------------------------------< help naked_msg >------------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
naked_shm - The lowest clothed message displayed in your description.

See Also: clothing

---------------------------< help no_clothes_msg >----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
This message is told to a player who tries to strip or dress you when you
 aren't using a Schmoo Outfit.
The default is: %T isn't wearing any clothes.

See Also: clothes, dress, schmoo, strip, and who

----------------------------< help no_dress_msg >-----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
This message is told to the to a player who tries to strip or dress you when
 you don't want them to.
The default is: %T pushes you away, suggesting you read `help manners'.

See Also: dress, strip, and who

---------------------------< help no_peeking_msg >----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
no_peeking_shm - Set this to 1 if you don't want people to be able to look at
 you unless they're in the same location. Set to 0 if you don't care.

-----------------------------< help nudist_shm >------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
nudist_shm - Set this to 1 if you want to make yourself dress/strippable by
 just anyone who comes along. Set to 0 otherwise and as default.

See Also: dress and who

-----------------------------< help obeast_msg >------------------------------

Morph-Related Property
obeast_shm - The message that others see when you morph.


See Also: morph

---------------------------< help odress_full_msg >---------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
odress_full_shm - The message displayed to the room when someone else dresses
 you from the intimate_shm level to the clothed_shm level. Pronoun subs use
 %N for the other player and %T for you.


See Also: clothed_shm, clothing, and intimate_shm

---------------------------< help odress_int_msg >----------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
odress_int_shm - The message displayed to the room when someone else dresses
 you from the naked_shm level to the intimate_shm level. Pronoun subs use %N
 for the other player and %T for you.


See Also: clothing, intimate_shm, and naked_shm

-----------------------------< help ohuman_msg >------------------------------

Morph-Related Property
ohuman_shm - The message that others see when you change from a morph into
 your regular self.


See Also: morph

---------------------------< help ok_genders_shm >----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
ok_genders_shm
ok_genders_shm - This property controls who can strip you dependant on the
 player's gender. Set it with @ok_genders.


See Also: @ok_genders, strip, and who

--------------------------< help ok_strippers_shm >---------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
ok_strippers_shm - This property controls which players can strip and dress
 you regardless of gender. Handy for players who switch genders a lot. Like
 Prince. Set this with @ok_strippers.


See Also: @ok_strippers, dress, strip, and who

----------------------------< help ono_dress_msg >----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
This message is displayed to you and the rest of the room when somebody tries
 to dress or strip you when you don't want them to.
The default is: %T pushes %n away, suggesting %s read `help manners'.

See Also: dress and strip

---------------------------< help ostrip_full_msg >---------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
ostrip_full_shm - The message displayed to the room when someone else strips
 you from the clothed_shm level to the intimate_shm level. Pronoun subs use
 %N for the other player and %T for you.


See Also: clothed_shm, clothing, and intimate_shm

---------------------------< help ostrip_int_msg >----------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
ostrip_int_shm - The message displayed to the room when someone else strips
 you from the intimate_shm level to the naked_shm level. Pronoun subs use %N
 for the other player and %T for you.


See Also: clothing, intimate_shm, and naked_shm

--------------------------< help out_on_feet_msgs >---------------------------

Idling Property
Out_on_feet_msgs - Displayed when idle for over 1 hour.
    If this is a string, that value will be used. If it is a list, a random
 element will be chosen each time. You own this property yourself so you can
 edit with the @notedit command.


See Also: @Notedit, Idle, and idling

------------------------------< help pals_shm >-------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
pals_shm - This property controls a list of players who are your pals or
 players you're just interested in knowing about. (Isn't that nice!)
You control this property with @pals and find out things with @whopals.


See Also: @pals, @whopals, and who

-----------------------------< help peekee_msg >------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
peekee_shm - This is the message displayed to you when someone else tries to
 look at you from a distance and you have @no_peeking set to 1.


See Also: @no_peeking

-----------------------------< help peeker_msg >------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
peeker_shm - This is the message displayed to someone else when they try to
 look at you from a distance and you have @no_peeking set to 1.


See Also: @no_peeking

------------------------------< help perks_shm >------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
perks_shm - This is where your Schmoo-perks are stored. See `Help @perks' for
 details.

See Also: @perks and schmoo

----------------------------< help pp_prefix_msg >----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
pp_prefix_shm - The prefix used for remote-emote (+). Usually this is
 something like "(from %l)" but could just as easily be "From somewhere
 else," or something like that.

See Also: + and morph

---------------------------< help Quick-Morphing >----------------------------

Quick-Morphing is another way to set up multiple morphs for yourself which is
 hopefully a little more User-Friendly than basic @Morph (or @PROPmorph).
 You'll need to understand the basics of Schmoo-morphing first so, if you
 haven't already, read `help morphing.'

Quick-Morph is a way to store all you current Morphing Properties and recall
 them later as you would with @Morph (or @PROPmorph) but without having to
 mess with the editor.
To use Quick-Morph:
     1 > Define all your morphing properties.
     2 > Use @Setmorph (or @SAVEmorph) [title] to store the properties.
     3 > Use @LISTMORPHS to see what Quick-Morphs you have stored.
     4 > Use @SHOWMORPH <number or title> to see what a particular
 Quick-Morph looks like.
     5 > Use @Qmorph (or @LOADmorph) <number or title> to turn into that
 Quick-Morph.
     6 > Use @RMMORPH <number or title> to get rid of an unwanted Quick-Morph.


See Also: ', @listmorphs, @LOADmorph, @morph, @PROPmorph, @qmorph, @Qmorph
 (or @LOADmorph), @rmmorph, @SAVEmorph, @setmorph, @Setmorph (or @SAVEmorph),
 @showmorph, morph, morphing, and schmoo

-----------------------------< help Quick-Suits >-----------------------------

Quick-Suits are a handy way to set up multiple outfits for yourself which is
 easier than the old @clothe/@wear system. You'll need to understand the
 basics of Schmoo clothing first so, if you haven't already, read `help
 clothing'.
To use Quick-Suits:
     1 > Define all your clothing properties.
     2 > Use @SetSuit/@SAVEsuit <title> to store the properties.
     3 > Use @ListSuits to see what Quick-Suits you have stored.
     4 > Use @ShowSuit <number or title> to see what a particular Quick-Suit
 looks like.
     5 > Use @Qwear/@LOADsuit <number or title> to wear a Quick-Suit.
     6 > Use @RmSuit <number or title> to get rid of unwanted Quick-Suits.


See Also: @clothe, @ListSuits, @LoadSuit, @qwear, @RmSuit, @SaveSuit,
 @setsuit, @ShowSuit, @wear, clothing, and schmoo

-----------------------------< help Quick-Wear >------------------------------

See `help Quick-Suits'

---------------------------< help reg_gender_shm >----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
reg_gender_shm - Your gender when not morphed. This should be the full name
 and not "m" or "f" or something like that.

See Also: morph

----------------------------< help reg_name_shm >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
reg_name_shm - The name you go by when you aren't morphed. This name must be
 in your aliases.

See Also: morph

---------------------------< help reg_outfit_shm >----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
reg_outfit_shm - The Schmoo outfit that you want to automatically @wear when
 you change back from a morph to your regular self. This should be in the
 same format as @wear (see `help @wear' and `help clothing' for details).
 Leave this blank if you don't want an outfit.


See Also: @wear, clothing, morph, and Schmoo

---------------------------< help say_prefix_msg >----------------------------

Morph-Related Property
say_prefix_shm - The message used when you talk while morphed. Usually this
 would be something like "%n says," but you might want to have "%n roars," or
 "%n purrs" but don't get carried away and make this message really long or
 you'll drive everyone up the wall.

          You can also set this value to a particular speaking verb that you
 want to speak with consistently while morphed.

Some examples of speaking verbs are #18807:reverse, #6350:gangsay,
 #28880:jive, and #28880:val-speak.

To use an alternate speaking verb with this, you must set the value to the
 object number and verb name in this format:

@say_prefix me is "<object>:<verb>"

Where <object> is the object's object number (#18807, #28880, etc.) and
 <verb> is the name of the verb. For example, you might type:

@say_prefix me is "#18807:pig"

..and you'd be talking in Pig-Latin while morphed.

See Also: morph

-------------------------------< help schmoo >--------------------------------

== Super-Schmoo (#4803)

Schmoo is a class which gives you plentiful ways to bring your
  character above the average `You see nothing special...' and
  supplies several verbs designed for virtual interaction.

The following is a list of the most popular schmoo-commands and
  a brief description of each.  Type `help command-name' for
  detailed info on each.

-- Features of Interest to All

morph                          => morphs into your alternate self

@Morph (or @PROPmorph) <morph-self>            => morphs and sets your
 alt-self

dress/strip <schmoo-player>    => clothes/disrobes a schmoo

@wear                          => wears an outfit

@time for <player>             => time in player's timezone
@time                          => time in your timezone

@peruse <player>               => look at a player anywhere in the Moo

@owned  <player>               => an ordered list of player's objects

social                         => diku-style social verbs

@view <#obj.property>          => view a property on yourself

@schmoo                        => shows all settable schmoo-messages

'player <message>              => quick-page a player

+player <emote>                => page-pose to a player

mu <player> <message>          => whisper to a player

shout <anything>               => shout to all schmoos online

sc*ore                         => your condition and equipment readied
                                  (for RPGer's)

==

The Schmoo-Morphing Do-It-Yourself Manual (#44573), an easy tutorial to take
 you step-by-step through morphing, is available in the Library (#1670).  The
 manual is fertile so you can use @create to make your own copy of it to
 peruse at your leisure.

Type HELP SCHMOO-INDEX for a list of topics you can get help on. When there's
 new news on the Schmoo Mailing List, type `@next on *schmoo'.
If you're stuck, shout out your question and some Schmoo will probably lend
 you a hand.
You can also get the Schmoo Help Documentation by anonymous FTP from:
       parcftp.xerox.com
In the directory:
       pub/MOO/contrib
The filename is:
       SchmooHelp-28Aug92.txt


See Also: #4803, ', @morph, @PROPmorph, @schmoo, @time, @view, @wear,
 clothes, dress, morph, morphing, Schmoo-index, strip, and timezone

----------------------------< help Schmoo-index >-----------------------------


Help Topics Available on Schmoo
---- ------ --------- -- ------
#4803               clothing            @no_peeking         @rmpp_prefix
'                   clothing-properties no_peeking_msg      @rmsay_prefix
+                   clothing-props      @nudist             @rmss_prefix
@addname            @community          nudist_shm          @rmsuit
@addoutfit          @crowd              obeast_msg          @SAVEmorph
@addpp_prefix       daydreaming_msgs    odress_full_msg     @savesuit
@addsay_prefix      distracted_msgs     odress_int_msg      say_prefix_msg
@addss_prefix       dozing_msgs         ohuman_msg          schmoo
alt_desc_msg        dress               @ok_genders         @schmoo
@alt_gender         fully_dressed_msg   ok_genders_shm      Schmoo-index
alt_gender_shm      fully_naked_msg     @ok_strippers       schmoo-mail
alt_join_msg        hometown_msg        ok_strippers_shm    @Schmoo-Options
@alt_name           human_msg           ono_dress_msg       schmoo-properties
alt_name_shm        idle                ostrip_full_msg     schmoo-props
alt_no_clothes_msg  idling              ostrip_int_msg      schmoo-who
alt_no_dress_msg    @inspect            out_on_feet_msgs    schmoo_append_msg
alt_object_port_msg intimate_msg        @outfits            schmoo_watched_msg
alt_ono_dress_msg   last-properties     @pals               @SchmooOptions
alt_oplayer_port_msglast-props          pals_shm            sdress_full_msg
alt_oself_port_msg  @listmorphs         peekee_msg          sdress_int_msg
alt_othing_port_msg @listpp_prefix      peeker_msg          @setmorph
@alt_outfit         @listsay_prefix     @perks              @setsuit
alt_outfit_shm      @listss_prefix      perks_shm           shouting
alt_page_absent_msg @listsuits          @population         @showmorph
alt_page_echo_msg   @LOADmorph          pp_prefix_msg       @showsuit
alt_page_origin_msg @loadsuit           @PROPmorph          ss_prefix_msg
alt_player_arrive_msg@look_chk           @qmorph             sstrip_full_msg
alt_player_port_msg look_chk_shm        Quick-Morphing      sstrip_int_msg
alt_self_arrive_msg misc-properties     Quick-Suits         strip
alt_self_port_msg   misc-props          Quick-Wear          suffix_msg
alt_thing_arrive_msgmorph               @quickmorph         @swapmorph
alt_thing_port_msg  @morph              @quickwear          @time
alt_victim_port_msg morph-properties    @qwear              timezone
asleep_msgs         morph-props         @reg_gender         @timezone
awake_msgs          @morph_append       reg_gender_shm      @view
@bastards           morph_append_shm    @reg_name           @wear
bastards_shm        @morph_clothes      reg_name_shm        who
beast_msg           morph_clothes_shm   @reg_outfit         @whopals
@change             morphing            reg_outfit_shm      @whostrippedme
@clothe             naked_msg           @rmmorph            wizards
clothed_msg         no_clothes_msg      @rmname             
clothes             no_dress_msg        @rmoutfit           

-----------------------------< help schmoo-mail >-----------------------------

*schmoo is a LambdaMoo mail folder.  Use normal mail commands,
  with `on *schmoo' appended.  Examples...

@mail on *schmoo
@next on *schmoo
@read 69 on *schmoo

Read *schmoo regularly--it will notify you of changes and
  additions to the class of champions.  As usual; bug me
  if you have any problems.

--APHiD

See Also: schmoo

--------------------------< help schmoo-properties >--------------------------

See `help schmoo-props'

----------------------------< help schmoo-props >-----------------------------

Morph-Related Properties
===============================================
alt_desc_msg              alt_player_arrive_msg      last_pqc
alt_gender_shm            alt_player_port_msg        last_pr
alt_join_msg              alt_self_arrive_msg        last_prc
alt_name_shm              alt_self_port_msg          last_ps
alt_no_clothes_msg        alt_thing_arrive_msg       last_psc
alt_no_dress_msg          alt_thing_port_msg         morph_append_shm
alt_object_port_msg       alt_victim_port_msg        morph_clothes_shm
alt_ono_dress_msg         beast_msg                  obeast_msg
alt_oplayer_port_msg      human_msg                  ohuman_msg
alt_oself_port_msg        last_name_shm              pp_prefix_msg
alt_othing_port_msg       last_po                    reg_gender_shm
alt_outfit_shm            last_poc                   reg_name_shm
alt_page_absent_msg       last_pp                    reg_outfit_shm
alt_page_echo_msg         last_ppc                   say_prefix_msg
alt_page_origin_msg       last_pq                    

Clothing-Related Properties
===============================================
schmoo_append_msg         odress_int_msg             sstrip_full_msg
clothed_msg               ostrip_full_msg            sstrip_int_msg
intimate_msg              ostrip_int_msg             fully_dressed_msg
naked_msg                 sdress_full_msg            fully_naked_msg
odress_full_msg           sdress_int_msg             

Miscellaneous Properties
=====================================
bastards_shm              peeker_msg                 awake_msgs
hometown                  perks_shm                  distracted_msgs
look_chk_shm              ss_prefix_msg              daydreaming_msgs
no_peeking_shm            timezone                   dozing_msgs
nudist_shm                schmoo_watched_msg         out_on_feet_msgs
ok_genders_shm            no_clothes_msg             asleep_msgs
ok_strippers_shm          no_dress_msg               
peekee_msg                ono_dress_msg              

See Also: alt_desc_msg, alt_gender_shm, alt_join_msg, alt_name_shm,
 alt_no_clothes_msg, alt_no_dress_msg, alt_object_port_msg, alt_ono_dress_msg,
 alt_oplayer_port_msg, alt_oself_port_msg, alt_othing_port_msg,
 alt_outfit_shm, alt_page_absent_msg, alt_page_echo_msg, alt_page_origin_msg,
 alt_player_arrive_msg, alt_player_port_msg, alt_self_arrive_msg,
 alt_self_port_msg, alt_thing_arrive_msg, alt_thing_port_msg,
 alt_victim_port_msg, asleep_msgs, awake_msgs, bastards_shm, beast_msg,
 clothed_msg, clothes, clothing, daydreaming_msgs, distracted_msgs,
 dozing_msgs, dress, fully_dressed_msg, fully_naked_msg, human_msg,
 intimate_msg, look_chk_shm, morph, morph_append_shm, morph_clothes_shm,
 naked_msg, no_clothes_msg, no_dress_msg, nudist_shm, obeast_msg,
 odress_full_msg, odress_int_msg, ohuman_msg, ok_genders_shm,
 ok_strippers_shm, ono_dress_msg, ostrip_full_msg, ostrip_int_msg,
 out_on_feet_msgs, peekee_msg, peeker_msg, perks_shm, pp_prefix_msg,
 reg_gender_shm, reg_name_shm, reg_outfit_shm, say_prefix_msg, schmoo,
 schmoo_append_msg, schmoo_watched_msg, sdress_full_msg, sdress_int_msg,
 ss_prefix_msg, sstrip_full_msg, sstrip_int_msg, and timezone

-----------------------------< help schmoo-who >------------------------------

See `help who'

--------------------------< help schmoo_append_msg >--------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
append_shm - Not really a clothing message, necessarily, this message is
 tagged onto the very end of your description.


See Also: clothing

-------------------------< help schmoo_watched_msg >--------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
watched_shm - This is the message displayed to you when someone else looks at
 you and you have @look_chk set to 1.


See Also: @look_chk

---------------------------< help sdress_full_msg >---------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
sdress_full_shm - The message displayed to the room when you dress yourself
 from the intimate_shm level to the clothed_shm level. Pronoun subs use %N
 and %T for you.


See Also: clothed_shm, clothing, dress, and intimate_shm

---------------------------< help sdress_int_msg >----------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
sdress_int_shm - The message displayed to the room when you dress yourself
 from the naked_shm level to the intimate_shm level. Pronoun subs use %N and
 %T for you.


See Also: clothing, dress, intimate_shm, and naked_shm

------------------------------< help shouting >-------------------------------

== Schmoo-Shouting

Mowing the grassroots of Moodom, Quinn found a need for some type of a
  social adhesive--something to keep all of us together as one big
  happy hoard of netbums.

Thus, schmoo-shouting is born.

----                         ----
APHiD types...             |  Schmoos see...
----                       | ----
 shout liver               |  =>  APHiD shouts, "liver"
 shout:grins.              |  =>  (Shout) APHiD grins.
 shout::'s poodle vomits.  |  =>  (Shout) APHiD's poodle vomits.
----                         ----

The default shout-state is ignorance.  Shouting anything will set
  your shout-state to active.  To turn it off again, just type
  `shout' alone.  Some maintenance commands follow.

 shout                     |  =>  toggles shout-state
 @comm                     |  =>  displays schmoo-community info

--APHiD


See Also: schmoo and social

----------------------------< help ss_prefix_msg >----------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
ss_prefix_shm - A word or phrase used as your verb when you use Schmoo shout.
In other words, if you set this message to "caterwaul", for example, and then
 type "shout Hello, Schmoos!" all the other Schmoo who are online and
 listening to Schmoo-shout would see:
 [SS] So-and-so caterwauls, "Hello, Schmoos!"
Except for the So-and-so would be your name, of course.


See Also: Schmoo and who

---------------------------< help sstrip_full_msg >---------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
sstrip_full_shm - The message displayed to the room when you strip yourself
 from the clothed_shm level to the intimate_shm level. Pronoun subs use %N
 and %T for you.


See Also: clothed_shm, clothing, intimate_shm, and strip

---------------------------< help sstrip_int_msg >----------------------------

Clothing-Related Property
sstrip_int_shm - The message displayed to the room when you strip yourself
 from the intimate_shm level to the naked_shm level. Pronoun subs use %N and
 %T for you.


See Also: clothing, intimate_shm, naked_shm, and strip

--------------------------------< help strip >--------------------------------

See `help clothing'

-----------------------------< help suffix_msg >------------------------------

See `help @suffix'

------------------------------< help timezone >-------------------------------

Miscellaneous Property
timezone - Set this to the number of hours plus or minus that your timezone
 differs from the LambdaMOO timezone. This is used in conjunction with @time.
 You may have to fiddle with this a little to find the right offset.


See Also: @time

---------------------------------< help who >---------------------------------

Usage: WHO [minutes]
Gives you a nicely formatted, easier to read version of @who. This version
 doesn't tell you who long someone has been connected but instead only lists
 players who have been idle less than the given number of minutes which
 defaults to 5.
Players in your @pals list are listed with a smiley face :), players in your
 @bastards list are listed with a frowney face :(, players in both are listed
 with a confusedy face :/, players in neither are listed with an indifferenty
 face :|, and wizards have big noses %|.

See Also: @bastards, @pals, idle, and wizards

-------------------------------< help wizards >-------------------------------

Usage: wizards [minutes]
Gives you a nicely formatted, easier to read version of @wizards. This
 version doesn't tell you how long someone has been connected but instead
 only lists wizards who have been idle less than the given number of miutes
 which defaults to 5.
Wizards in your @pals list are listed with a winking smiley face ;), wizards
 in your @bastards list are listed with a winking frowney face ;(, wizards in
 both are listed with a winking confusedey face ;/, and wizards in neither
 are listed with a winking indifferenty face ;|.

See Also: @bastards, @pals, idle, and who
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