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• The Standard Library
  ...T 5 standard library is stored in a module file called StandardLibrary.amf which is usually located at C:\Program Files\Common Files\ADRIFT\Libraries\ ...create a new general task for the same command with a higher priority and which prevents the original task from running.
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• Verbs and commands
  ...commands consist of a verb (action) followed by one or two nouns (objects) which are used to perform the action with, however a few allow just the noun to b ...e player enters a command they are replaced by the name of an actual item (object, character etc) in the game.
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• Object is a supporter
  ...t is set for any object that another object (or a character) can be placed on top of. If an object has this property, then the player character can put objects on top of it or take them off using any of the following commands:
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• Boolean functions
  ...group]] then the function will filter the group so that only those members which have that property selected will remain. == Common object properties ==
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• Object Functions
  ...ects or characters that are inside of a container or on top of a supporter object. == Selecting the Object ==
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• Objects
  ...types; dynamic objects, that can be picked up and moved about, and static, which cannot. The Description tab allows you to set the name of the object, and give it a description and an initial location.
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• Getting Started
  There are 4 main areas on the screen, toolbars & menus at the top, a hierarchical list of [[Folders]] When you click on it the folders contained within this folder will be shown or hidden.
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• Folders
  On the left side of the ADRIFT developer window is the folder list display pan The "Standard Library" folder contains 12 sub-folders which contain all of the built-in commands and functions that you can use in your
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• List of Item functions
  [[AtLocation]] - Which single location contains this static object. [[AtLocationGroup]] - Which location group contains this static object.
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• Clothing Slots
  ...wear" command allows the player to wear any dynamic objects that have the "Object is Wearable" property set. ...create clothing "slots", which are specific locations on the body, each of which can wear only one item of clothing at a time.
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• Group Functions
  The group functions operate on several item keys at once. * A [[Groups/Classes|group]] (Which come in three types: Object groups, Character groups and Location goups)
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• Tasks
  [[The command parser|The ADRIFT command parser]] decides which task to run by matching what the player types with the commands defined in ...isplays the text in its main [[text box]], and it performs the [[actions]] on its actions page.
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• CYOA using locations
  ...tion. For example if you were to click on "North" to open the first entry (which corresponds to movement towards the top of the map) then you will see the w ...orms a nice orderly flowchart, and because I never use more than 5 options on any menu, I usually change South to 1, SouthEast to 2, SouthWest to 3, East
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• General tasks
  ...(more on these later) because that is the most common task type, so click on the General button to change the task type. This should bring up a screen More often than not, you might want to refer to an object or character in your task. So you might want to create a command such as:
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• Characters
  More than one noun can be entered, on different lines, and the player can use any of them to refer to the charact For more information on how to use character names, see [[Character Name substitution]]
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• Locations
  ...st and selecting '''Add Location''' or '''Add New > Location''', depending on the list. ...on the map, and at the bottom of the screen when playing the game, to show which location you are currently at.
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• CYOA using tasks
  ...in the interactive book, and using a variable with restrictions to control which tasks are valid at each point in the story. ...need to disable it by creating a general task for the wildcard command [*] which has a priority higher than any of the standard library tasks but lower than
  11 KB (2,099 words) - 05:56, 15 November 2015
• General Functions
  It is also possible to create your own general functions, which are called [[User functions]]. ...usly used to access item properties now have equivalent [[Item functions]] which are easier to use and offer extra functionality.
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• Refreshing the screen display when entering a location
  ...d Examine" folder within the Standard Library folder in the Folders window on the left of the screen, as below. ...his stage is if you rename this alternate description, so just right-click on the "alternate description" tab and rename it to something like "Dark Locat
  8 KB (1,384 words) - 06:22, 7 January 2013
• Text Boxes
  ...ed to append extra text, or completely change the displayed message, based on [[Restrictions]]. ...olor% variable may contain the word "orange" which is not capitalised, and which you may be using elsewhere where it should not be capitalised.
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