Example: ** Where ever thou art - Demonstrating the use of achievements, locations scored and items scored.

    "Where ever thou art"

    Include Version 4 of Achievements by Mikael Segercrantz.

Let's create the three rooms first.

    The entrance hall is a room. The basement is a room. The dining hall is a room.

Add a door and the connections:

    A wooden door is a door. It is west of the entrance hall and east of the dining hall. It is closed and openable.

    The basement is below the entrance hall.

Add some treasure:

    A baseball cap is a thing. Some crates are in the basement. They are fixed in place.

    Instead of searching the crates for the first time:
        now the baseball cap is in the basement;
        say "Tucked behind crates of various things, you find a baseball cap!"
    
    After opening the wooden door, score the achievement with message "finding the way to the dining hall".

And the tables:

    Table of Achievements (continued)

	used	points	message
	0	10	"finding the way to the dining hall"

    Table of Scored Places (continued)

	used	points	loci
	0	5	basement
	0	5	dining hall

    Table of Scored Objects (continued)

	used	points	object
	0	5	baseball cap

    Table of Achievement Rankings (continued)

	minimum	rank
	0	"beginner"
	10	"explorer"
	20	"leader"
	25	"master"

Initialize status line:

    When play begins:
        change the right hand status line to "[score] out of [achievement maximum score]".

Ending the game:

    Every turn:
        if the score is the achievement maximum score, end the game in victory.

And finally the testing command:

    Test me with " open door / score / w / score / e / d / score / search crates / take cap ".