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Right now the system does not limit you from doing crazy things, like sitting on walls or upside down. Powergaming rules come into play here; Please roleplay realistically and only assume postures that make sense. In the future, there will be logic to determine what postures you can assume on what items. | Right now the system does not limit you from doing crazy things, like sitting on walls or upside down. Powergaming rules come into play here; Please roleplay realistically and only assume postures that make sense. In the future, there will be logic to determine what postures you can assume on what items. | ||
|seealso=* sit | |seealso=* sit, posture }} | ||
Latest revision as of 19:11, 14 December 2024
You can assume various postures and positions, both in the room you are in and in relationship to objects.
Positions Available: stand, stand at ease, stand at attention, squat, sprawl, slump, sit, prostrate, prone, lie, lounge, lean, kneel
Modifiers Available: in, on, under, before, behind, around
Most positions have default modifiers. For example, typing sit <object> will attempt to sit on the object.
Syntax
<position> [modifier] [target] [emote]
For example:
squat lie down stand by light sit chair sit on chair sit behind table
stand near the wall, keeping out of the wayNotes
You do not need to add a period to your positioning command, one will be added automatically.
Right now the system does not limit you from doing crazy things, like sitting on walls or upside down. Powergaming rules come into play here; Please roleplay realistically and only assume postures that make sense. In the future, there will be logic to determine what postures you can assume on what items.
See Also
- sit, posture