On Wed, 3 Jul 1996, Ron Hensley wrote: > One other small one. > socials.doc tells me to look at all the wonderful documentaion for act() > to get the list of all the substitution commands to use in socials > I.E $m $N $n $s etc ...... > > Where is the list of all the available codes and what they do? In the act() function, of course :) I added social code docs to the end of the socials.doc file I send to peple who want to learn how to write socials. Here's the addition (feel free to include this in standard circle distribution): function player victim example -------- ------ ------ ------- name $n $N $n poke $N in the ribs. You poke Jabber in the ribs.(you see) $n pokes $N in the ribs. Samedi pokes Jabber in the ribs. (others see) Samedi pokes you in the ribs. (victim sees) him/her/it $m $M You lick $M. You lick her. $n hugs $mself. Samedi hugs himself. his/her/its $s $S $n kiss $S hand. You kiss her hand. $n checks $s wallet. Samedi checks his wallet. he/she/it $e $E $n lick $N, and $E licks you back. You lick Jabber, and she licks you back. $n thinks $e's cool. Samedi thinks he's cool. Sam
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