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...&dat-player-stats are controlled by the @attribute command. User defined attributes access cannot be adjusted through the attr_access parameter. The available permissions list is detailed under [[ATTRIBUTE PERMISSIONS]]. Preceding a permission by ! r ...

...d under '@list attributes' can be aliased using this option. User defined attributes cannot be aliased. The alias.conf file in the game directory defines comm ...], [[alias]], [[function_alias]], [[flag_alias]], [[logout_cmd_alias]], [[@list]] ...

...ldcard]]ing allowed). These commands are called '''arbitrary commands''', user-defined commands, or $-commands (for how they are defined), and they are ch ...for (it may contain wildcards), and <commandlist> is a semicolon-separated list of commands to perform. The text that the wildcard characters matched are ...

...late (wildcarding allowed). These commands are called arbitrary commands, user-defined commands, or $-commands (for how they are defined), and they are ch ...for (it may contain wildcards), and <commandlist> is a semicolon-separated list of commands to perform. The text that the wildcard characters matched are ...

{{command|@list}} is used to get various kinds of information from the [[MUSH]]. Depending : @list [''option''] ...

...are two types of attributes: predefined and user-defined. Most predefined attributes have an @-[[command]] to set them, while both kinds can be set with [[@set] ...ndently from the object. Normally, the owner of the object owns all of its attributes. ...

...user-attributes are defined or used, but it does contain several built-in attributes. ...rs in the header portion of each object. Instead it appears in the list of attributes like the other locks. The large difference between the v3 version string, + ...

...and versatile, but its array of help files alone can be daunting to a new user. Fortunately, there is an easy, MUCK-similar quick-mail command:<br><br> '''@mail/quick <recipient list>/<Topic>=<Message>''' functions very similarly to page #mail.<br><br> ...