|  | Command summaryThis part of the guide summarizes commands for doing common tasks in 
        the enCore. It focuses exclusively upon using commands to function in 
        enCore, not point-and-click. Commands for looking at objects and people 
         
          | Command/Action | What it does |   
          | look (can be abbreviated to 
            l) | Displays a description of the room you are in in the 
            talk area and viewing area. |   
          | look person | Displays a description of the person you have specified 
            in the talk area and viewing area. |   
          | look me | Displays your description in the viewing area and a 
            list of what you are carrying in the talk area. |   
          | look object | Displays a description of the object you have specified 
            in the viewing area. |   
          | @examine object (@examine 
            can be abbreviated to @exam) | Displays a description of the specified object in the 
            viewing area. Displays the object number, aliases, owner, contents 
            of the object, and a list of the likely commands that you can use 
            on an object in the talk area. |   
          | @examine here | Displays a description of the room you are in, in the 
            viewing area. Displays the room's object number, aliases, owner, objects 
            and persons in the room, and a list of the likely commands that you 
            can use in the room in the talk area. |   
          | @examine me | Displays your description in the viewing area. Displays 
            your object number, your aliases, what you are carrying, and a list 
            of the likely commands that you can use in the talk area. |   
          | @examine person | Displays the player's description in the viewing area. 
            Displays the player's object number, aliases, what he or she is carrying, 
            and a list of likely commands you can use in relation to the player 
            in the talk area. |   
          | @audit person | Displays a list of the objects the player owns, the 
            size of those objects, their object numbers, and where they are located. |   
          | @who | Tells you who is currently logged in to enCore. Or you 
            can click on the Who button in the button bar. |   
          | @login | Toggles on and off a "Login Watcher" that 
            tells you when someone else logs in to the MOO. |   
          | @d object | Displays in the talk window a quick summary of information 
            about the object including the object number, its aliases, its location, 
            its owner and its size (for programmers and wizards only). |   
          | @d here | Displays in the talk window a quick summary of information 
            about the room you are in including the object number, its aliases, 
            its location, its owner and its size (programmers and wizards only). |   
          | @d person | Displays in the talk window a quick summary of information 
            about the person, including its object number, its aliases, and its 
            location (programmers and wizards only). |  
 Talking to other people 
         
          | Command | What it does |   
          | " text or say text
 
 | Displays what you have typed with You say, "text" 
            in the talk area. |   
          | to person text | Displays what you have typed with Yourname [to person]: 
            text in the talk area. (Note: the person must be in the same room 
            as you.) |   
          | : action or emote action | Displays what you have typed with Yourname action 
            in the talk area. (Note: you should describe actions in the third 
            person since they will be displayed in the third person. For example, 
            emote waves will be displayed as Erin waves.) |   
          | whisper text to person (whisper 
            may be abbreviated as wh) | Sends a private message to the player you have named. 
            Note: the player has to be in the same room as you. |   
          | page person text | Sends a private message to the player you have named. 
            (Note: the player doesn't have to be in the same room as you, but 
            they do have to be connected to enCore.) |   
          | think text | Displays what you have typed with Yourname . o O 
            (text) in the talk area. (This is meant to suggest the thought 
            balloons one finds in comic strips.) |   
          | [how]: text | Displays your message with a "stage direction." 
            Example: [humming]: tiddly pom will be displayed as Yourname 
            [humming]: tiddly pom |   
          | @paste, @paste to | Commands that allow you to post material (which you 
            may copy and paste in verbatim from another source) to the talk area, 
            either to everyone in the room or to a specific individual. The message 
            will be set off by header and footer lines indicating who the message 
            is from. For further help on this somewhat advanced feature, type 
            help #92 in the Command Window. |   
          | ]action | Displays what you have typed with [Yourname action] 
            in the talk area. Example: ]hides behind the reactor 
            will be displayed as [Yourname hides behind the reactor]. Remember 
            to use third person verbs here, as with the emote command. |   
          | action | Another way to indicate something about yourself. Example: 
            feeling tired will be displayed as Yourname - feeling tired. |   
          | social verbs | enCore has a large repertoire of "social verb" 
            commands that allow you to indicate some kind of action or response 
            or state. For a list, type feelings in the Command Window. 
            Then try some of them out -- they are a lot of fun! |  
 Navigating in enCore
         
          | Command/Action | What it does |   
          | exitname | By typing in the exit name as listed in the description, 
            enCore will take you to that room. |   
          | @ways | Displays in the talk area a list of all exits/links 
            from the room. You can then type the name of the way you want to follow. 
            Also shows 'invisible' exits. |   
          | @exits | Displays in the talk area a list of all exits/links 
            from a room you own. |   
          | @join person | Takes you to the room where the person you specified 
            is located. It is considered polite in enCore to give the @knock 
            person command first to find out if the person would like you 
            to join him or her. (The normal replies are @invite person 
            and @busy person to tell the person who knocked on your virtual 
            'door' whether you are available or busy.) |   
          | @go room | Transports you to the room you have named. Also called 
            teleporting, it is the quickest way to get around. You could also 
            type in @go room#, if you know the number of the room. For 
            example, @go #62 will take you to the Starting Point of the 
            enCore environment. |  
 Working with objects 
         
          | Command | What it does |   
          | look object | Displays the object's description in the talk area and the viewing 
            area. |   
          | @examine object | Displays a description of the object in the talk area and the viewing 
            area. Displays the object number, the aliases, and a list of the commands 
            that you can use on an object in the talk area. |   
          | @contents object | Displays a list of the contents of an object (such as a recorder) 
            in the talk area and the viewing area. |   
          | @d object | Displays in the talk window only a quick summary of information 
            about the object including the object number, its aliases, its location, 
            its owner and its size. |   
          | @contents me | Displays a list of what objects you are carrying in the talk window. |   
          | help object | Displays the help for that object, if any exists. |   
          | @verbs object | Displays a list of all the commands you can use on an object. |   
          | @recycle object | Recycles (i.e., permanently destroys) an object you own. |   
          | inventory (may be abbreviated 
            inv) | Displays a list of the objects you are carrying in the 
            talk window. |   
          | @kids object | Displays the object created from the specified object. |  
          | @parents | Displays the objects that are parents of the specified object (those 
            object the object was created from). |    Moving objects around
         
          | Command | What it does |   
          | drop object | Places the object in the room that you are located in. |   
          | take object | Picks up an object from the room that you are in. You are now "carrying" 
            the object. |   
          | give object to person | Gives the object to a person in the room with you. |   
          | @move object to place | Moves the object to the place you specify. (Note: you may have to 
            use the object number for the place.) |  
  Making rooms
         
          | Command/Action | What it does |   
          | help @dig | Gives you help on commands you can use to refine the names of exits 
              and entrances to your rooms, and to connect your rooms to other 
              people's rooms (which requires their cooperation). |   
          | @chparent here to room# | Changes the room's parent to another. The room number must be preceded 
              by #, the pound or number sign (e.g., #98, the number of 
              the generic moderated room). |  
 Getting help
 
         
          | Command | What it does |   
          | help | Displays the general help index. |   
          | help here | Displays help for the room. |   
          | help object | Displays help for the object you specify (you may need to be holding 
            it). |   
          | help command | Displays help for the command you specify. |    For another good list of commands, see this 
        help file from MOOville. |  |