Oset

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Oset (short for object set) is used to edit an object.

Contents 1 Syntax 1.1 Example Syntax 2 Helpfile 3 See also

[edit] Syntax

Syntax: oset <object> <field>  <value>

Field being one of:
  flags wear level weight cost rent timer
  name short long ed rmed actiondesc
  type value0 value1 value2 value3 value4 value5
  affect rmaffect layers
For weapons:             For armor:
  weapontype condition     ac condition
For scrolls, potions and pills:
  slevel spell1 spell2 spell3
For wands and staves:
  slevel spell maxcharges charges
For containers:          For levers and switches:
  cflags key capacity      tflags

[edit] Example Syntax

oset sword level 30

[edit] Helpfile

Syntax:  oset <object>    <field> <value>
         oset object on
 
If the copy of the object you are currently modifying has the PROTOTYPE flag,
your modifications will also modify the index of that object, which all other
instances of the object are based on.  In the future, every copy of that obj
will reflect your modifications.
 
Also be aware that modifications to the object affect list (everything that
is listed after 'object values') will affect _every_ copy of that object in
the game, including old copies (even if they are not online).  Thus if you
change a prototype-flagged copy of a sword to +4 damroll, every copy of that
vnum ever made will reflect that change.  If you add a 'magic' flag to that
sword, however, only copies made after the change will be affected.
 
If the copy of the object you are modifying does NOT have the PROTOTYPE flag,
your modifications will affect only that copy.
 
OSET ON will lock you onto a particular object.  Once locked on, all commands
commands will imply 'oset <object>'.  Hitting enter while in OSET ON gives
you an ostat of the object you are working on.  To get out of OSET ON, simply
type the word DONE. Example:
 
        oset staff on
        long A long gnarled staff of burnished oak lies here.
        type staff
        done

[edit] See also

AFFECTTYPES, WEARFLAGS, OBJECTFLAGS, OBJECTTYPES, ARMORCLASS, ITEMVALUES, WEAPONTYPES, VARIABLES, OMENU, LAYERS and LAYERS2

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