Difference between revisions of "Drop command"
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To determine if an item may be moved to your environment, you may use the [[ooc command]]. Items marked as non-transferable may not be moved from your inventory. | To determine if an item may be moved to your environment, you may use the [[ooc command]]. Items marked as non-transferable may not be moved from your inventory. | ||
| − | Similarly, you may [[Get command|get]] items from your environment or containers. | + | Similarly, you may [[Get command|get]] items from your environment or containers, or [[Throw command|throw]] them. |
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!Command | !Command | ||
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|{{Mud|drop <item>}} | |{{Mud|drop <item>}} | ||
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| + | |{{Mud|drop all}} | ||
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[[Category:Commands]] | [[Category:Commands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:28, 27 September 2021
The drop command allows you to take an item in your immediate inventory and move it to your current environment.
Some items are non-transferable and as such may not be dropped. Such items are often autoloading items or other special items that are not intended to be transferred around the game.
To determine if an item may be moved to your environment, you may use the ooc command. Items marked as non-transferable may not be moved from your inventory.
Similarly, you may get items from your environment or containers, or throw them.
| Command |
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| drop <item> |
| drop all |
