Put

This page describes the functionality for the Built-In  put  command. For more information on how the extended page functionality works, look at the global put command.

Purpose

Places an object into a designated container.

Syntax

To put an object into a container:

•  put <object>=<container> 

Parameters

<object>

• An object that you wish to put into a container.

<container>

• A container into which you would like to put an object. This is generally a player, room, or another object.

Examples

Example 1

If Morticon wanted to put a Strawberry-flavored Licorice Straw into a Candy Bag, they would type the following:

•  put Strawberry-flavored Licorice Straw=Candy Bag 

Morticon would see:

•  "Put away." 

Example 2

If Jaxen wanted to put a Vinyl Recording into Alkani's hands, Jaxen would type the following:

•  put Vinyl Recording=Alkani 

Jaxen would see:

•  "You hand Vinyl Recording to Alkani." 

Alkani would see:

•  "Jaxen hands you Vinyl Recording." 

Caveats

Players may only place objects into containers if they have permission to access the object and container as determined by the appropriate lock settings. Wizards may put objects wherever they please.

If an object has messages set on it, they will not be displayed; this is because the put command always puts objects into containers.

Related

Drop - Drop an object on the ground

Get - Get an object from the environment or a container

Messages - Working With Messages

Locks - Information about Object Locks

Parent Topic

List of SpinDizzy MUCK System Built-In and Local Commands

CategoryBuiltincmd CategoryBasiccmd