| @whois |
Help whois
Type "help whois" or "help @whois" (or instead of whois: finger) like
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| That's me: who is my player? |
| @whois |
Help whois
Type "help whois" or "help @whois" (or instead of whois: finger) like
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| whois_msg |
whois <me, name, alias, object#>
Type "whois me" or "whois <your name>" or "whois <object#>"
(or insted of whois: @whois, finger, @finger) like
If you don't have set any whois_msg yet, you'll get a message like this: |
| whois | If the whois_msg of your player is not empty, you'll get a message like this: |
| whois |
The message is displayed with three additional lines:
- the first and the last line inform you about the other player who looked up your whois_msg (by using the whois command), - the second line is a sort of introduction for the other player. |
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@edit
@notedit |
@edit <me, name, alias, object#>.whois_msg
@notedit <me, name, alias, object#>.whois_msg
Type "@edit me.whois_msg" or "@edit <your name>.whois_msg" or "@edit <object#>.whois_msg"
(or insted of @edit: @notedit) like
If you don't have set any whois_msg yet, the dialog window is empty like this: |
| whois | If the whois_msg of your player is not empty, the dialog window shows text and layout like this: |
| @set |
@set me.whois_msg to "<text>"
This command allows just a simple character string (on one line). |
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and learn more about the whois_msg (message) of your player:
and you get returned the whois_msg (message) of your player.
