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TJHuron | Fri 02-Jan-09 04:22 PM |
Member since 28th Nov 2007
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#508, "Make a command that allows you to see what body parts are bound? nt"
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  Maybe he means:,
Daevryn,
03-Jan-09 05:24 PM, #4
  RE: Maybe he means:,
Zulghinlour,
03-Jan-09 06:25 PM, #5
RE: Maybe he means:,
TJHuron,
06-Jan-09 11:35 PM, #6
Isn't that what "affects" is for? (n/t),
Zulghinlour,
06-Jan-09 11:36 PM, #7
Huh... I suppose so. *Bonk*, I guess I never realized i...,
TJHuron,
08-Jan-09 11:22 AM, #8
I don't even know what this means (n/t),
Zulghinlour,
03-Jan-09 01:32 PM, #1
I think he's saying that when you go to unbind someone....,
Lhydia,
03-Jan-09 02:13 PM, #2
RE: I think he's saying that when you go to unbind some...,
Zulghinlour,
03-Jan-09 02:14 PM, #3
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Daevryn | Sat 03-Jan-09 05:24 PM |
Member since 13th Feb 2007
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#512, "Maybe he means:"
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He wants to be able to look at someone (or use some other command) and see which bindings are on them?
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Zulghinlour | Sat 03-Jan-09 06:25 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#513, "RE: Maybe he means:"
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>He wants to be able to look at someone (or use some other
>command) and see which bindings are on them?
Then we're talking more informative than the (Bound) (Tied) (Trussed) that currently exists when you look in the room. I'm not sure that's really necessary unless there is a specific binding you're worried about at which point you can try to unbind that one. So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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TJHuron | Sun 04-Jan-09 07:55 PM |
Member since 28th Nov 2007
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#514, "RE: Maybe he means:"
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Yes, I meant on yourself. The reason why I asked is because it -seems- some bindings fall off when someone attacks and some dont. I got bound recently and I knew I was gagged, and blinded, however, since things were happening so quickly and I was trying to make an escape I didn't realize my legs were bound. I ended up running out of mvs quick, getting stuck and then killed.
Were there a command I could type to see what parts of my body are bound, I might not have a problem like this in the future. Does this make sense?
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Zulghinlour | Tue 06-Jan-09 11:36 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#515, "Isn't that what "affects" is for? (n/t)"
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n/t So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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TJHuron | Thu 08-Jan-09 12:50 AM |
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#516, "Huh... I suppose so. *Bonk*, I guess I never realized i..."
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Zulghinlour | Sat 03-Jan-09 01:32 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#509, "I don't even know what this means (n/t)"
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n/t So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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Zulghinlour | Sat 03-Jan-09 02:14 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#511, "RE: I think he's saying that when you go to unbind some..."
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>You can't choose to remove their gag, take off their
>blindfold, unbind their hands, or their legs individually.
Syntax:
unbind (attempts to unbind yourself in a pre-defined order)
unbind <type> (attempts to unbind yourself of specific binding)
unbind <type> <person> (attempts to unbind person of specific binding)
untie <person> (attempts to untie and untruss person)
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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