The Clean Command

Started by creeper386, March 30, 2003, 02:12:23 AM

I beleive the clean command needs to be tweaked alittle bit. If you type clean <object> you have to wait until the lag goes by until you can tell what you can clean off of it. Although it's easy to tell it should be fixed when you aren't acctually cleaning it, or if you just type clean <object> it goes with the first stain on there? Something like that would be alittle better, or even a random stain if you don't specify.


Creeper
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I think clean <item> without any specific should default to cleaning off dust, like clean <self>. I do agree that it's weird to have to sit through the lag in order to be told you need to specify.
Quote from: tapas on December 04, 2017, 01:47:50 AM
I think we might need to change World Discussion to Armchair Zalanthan Anthropology.

clean (object)
clean (self)
clean (person)

all those will just dust off the object. You can actually clean other people of
dust too... hint for really snooty nobles that would rather have a guard
dust off their boots... hint hint.

examining an object will show something like:

Several sweat stains.
Some dirt and dust.
Some blood stains.

Quote from: "Jenred"clean (object)
...
all those will just dust off the object.

Actually, if you "clean <item>" You get:
You start cleaning.
(lag)
<item> can be cleaned of the following items:
dust.

Or at least, that is what I have seen at least once during the past week.
Quote from: tapas on December 04, 2017, 01:47:50 AM
I think we might need to change World Discussion to Armchair Zalanthan Anthropology.

hmm... maybe it was changed or something, I remember just being able
to 'clean object' and it would dust it off really quick... oh well.