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Command Emotes

Several commands allow you to provide an additional emote to the output of the command.

Syntax:

<command> (pre-emote) <arguments> [post-emote]

Example:

> sit -nodding with dwarf (his eyes glancing towards ~elf)

Nodding, you sit at a long table, his eyes glancing towards the elf.

Both the pre-emote and post-emote are optional.

Multiple options exist for specifying a command emote. A one-word emote, like "nodding", can be specified with a preceding dash, like -nodding. More complex emotes can be enclosed in parantheses (), square brackets [], or asterisks **.

You can specify command emotes anywhere in the arguments to a command. If you include parenthesis () and square brackets in the same command, the parenthesis will always be considered pre-emote and square brackets the post-emote, regardless of where they appear in the arguments.

Examples:

> say -gruffly Got any spice?

Gruffly, you ask, in sirihish, 'Got any spice?"

> say [in a low voice] You got any spice?

In a low voice, you ask, in sirihish: 'You got any spice?'

> north *limping heavily*

> look elf (with contempt)

With contempt, you look at the elf.

> look elf [with contempt]

You look at the elf, with contempt.

> look elf with contempt

You look at the elf.

The following commands allow both pre and post emotes:

The following commands allow only pre emotes:

The following commands allow only post emotes:

Note:

The movement commands do not allow you to include references to other objects and players with the ~ syntax.

Use the keyword command to make sure you have the right target.

See Also:

Emoting, emote examples, keyword