Documentation

• Chapter: How To Use This Extension
• Section: New Messages In Version 25
• Section: Overview
• Section: A Little Grammar
• Section: Setting The Character's Name
• Section: The "Examine me" Text
• Section: Changing Library Messages
• Section: More Complex Messages
• Section: Handling Verbs
• Section: Auxiliary Verbs: "You have eaten"
• Section: The Current Object
• Section: Conditions
• Section: Numbers
• Section: Special Characters
• Section: Before And After Library Messages
• Section: The Player And The PC
• Section: Using Commands Outside The Library
• Section: Debugging
• Section: Known Bugs And Limitations
• Section: Acknowledgements
• Section: Change History
• Section: Important Kinds and Values
• Chapter: Messages
• Section: End of game messages
• Section: Descriptions
• Section: Prompts and Input
• Section: Undo
• Section: Oops
• Section: Again
• Section: Syntax Errors
• Section: Illegal Commands
• Section: Multiple Objects
• Section: Implicit Actions
• Section: Carrying Capacity
• Section: Disambiguation
• Section: Pronouns
• Section: Commanding People
• Section: File Operations
• Section: Transcripts
• Section: Scoring
• Section: Inventory
• Section: Darkness
• Section: Take
• Section: Remove
• Section: Drop
• Section: Insert
• Section: Put On
• Section: Give
• Section: Show
• Section: Enter
• Section: Exit, Get Off
• Section: Go
• Section: Brief, Super Brief, Verbose
• Section: Look
• Section: Examine
• Section: Search
• Section: Look Under
• Section: Open
• Section: Close
• Section: Lock
• Section: Unlock
• Section: Switch On
• Section: Switch Off
• Section: Wear
• Section: Take Off
• Section: Eating And Drinking, Senses
• Section: Touching
• Section: Rhetorical Commands
• Section: Body Movement
• Section: Physical Interaction
• Section: Push, Pull, Turn
• Section: Speech / Interpersonal Actions
• Section: Mental Actions
• Section: Sleep And Waiting
• Example: * Jeans & Rock - Some small changes to the standard messages.
• Example: * Jeans & Rock II - Different points of view.
• Example: * Jeans & Rock III - Past tense messages.
• Example: * Out of World - Printing "out of world" messages in italic.

Chapter: How To Use This Extension

Section: New Messages In Version 25

The following new messages were added in the previous version of Custom Library Messages (v25, April 2008):

    LibMsg <cannot drop if this exceeds carrying capacity>
    LibMsg <cannot exit thing not within>
    LibMsg <comment recorded>
    LibMsg <comment not recorded>
    LibMsg <no scoring>
    LibMsg <score rank>
    LibMsg <noun needed>
    LibMsg <noun not needed>
    LibMsg <object needed>
    LibMsg <object not needed>
    LibMsg <second object needed>
    LibMsg <second object not needed>
    LibMsg <second noun needed>
    LibMsg <second noun not needed>
    LibMsg <something more substantial needed>
    LibMsg <undo forbidden>
    LibMsg <dark room name>
    LibMsg <report unseen npc closing>
    LibMsg <report unseen npc opening>
    LibMsg <report npc implicit take>
    LibMsg <npc unable to do that>
    LibMsg <say npc arrives at>
    LibMsg <say npc arrives from unknown direction>
    LibMsg <say npc arrives from>
    LibMsg <say npc arrives>
    LibMsg <say npc goes through>
    LibMsg <say npc goes>
    LibMsg <say npc pushing away>
    LibMsg <say npc pushing in front with player>
    LibMsg <say npc pushing in front>
    LibMsg <say npc pushing in>
    LibMsg <say npc taking player along>
    LibMsg <say npc vehicle>

In addition, LibMsg <report npc giving> was split into:

    LibMsg <report npc giving to npc>
    LibMsg <report npc giving to player>

And the "report npc opening/closing" messages were split into:

    LibMsg <report npc opening>
    LibMsg <report unseen npc opening>
    LibMsg <report npc closing>
    LibMsg <report unseen npc closing>