Tailor Helpfile

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======================================================================Other: tailor======================================================================There are three commands available to you to customize your clothing.  Fabric, adjust and alter.------------------Fabric is a command used to add a fabric descriptive word to the beginning of a clothing item's description.  Fabric by iteself gives you a list of options.  Fabric <item> <word> will add the word to the beginning of your item's description.  If you want your clothing's fabric to appear before your adjusts, you should use this option first.------------------Adjust is a command used to add a descriptive word to the beginning of any item's description with the exclusion of jewelry (type help jewelry for the proper help file).  Adjust by itself gives you a comprehensive list of words availableto you.  Adjust <item> <word> will add the word to your item.  For example, you have a t-shirt and you want to make it white.  You type the following: adjust t-shirt white.If you want a more complex item, such as a tight white t-shirt, you would need to add white first, then tight using the same adjust <item> <word> syntax.------------------Alter does two things:  1) it adds a string to the end of your item’s description and 2) it gives you the option of adding a longer, more detailed description that can be seen when someone looks at the item.  The syntax is alter <item> <string>.For example, you have a t-shirt and you want it to be a t-shirt with a black stripeacross the front.  You would type the following:  alter t-shirt with faded lettering on the front.Following this, the editor will come up.  You can do one of two things.  1) You can type @ to exit the editor completely, bypassing the option to give a more detailed description, or 2) you can insert more details.For example, you want your t-shirt to say The lettering on the t-shirt is faded butlegible and says, "Insert sarcastic comment here."  You simply insert the text likeyou would any other command.  Type .h while in the editor to view all the available commands.----------------------------------------------------------------------See Also: waterproof, outfitproof, decayproof
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