Mountains(#216RJ) Owner: Keketal_Kotaru Parent: Room Zero(#0R)
Type: ROOM Flags: JUMP_OK
DESC: You are in a forested mountain area. Up ahead, you can see
evidence of a village. Lower down is more mountains. A good distance
into the west, you can see a river. The mountain air here is pleasently
cool, and the smells of trees please your senses.
Key: *UNLOCKED*
Chown_OK Key: *UNLOCKED*
Container Key: *UNLOCKED*
Force Key: *UNLOCKED*
Success: @$ObvExits
Created: Wed Jun 28 09:49:11 CDT 2006 by Keketal_Kotaru(#2PBJW4)
Modified: Sun Jul 2 15:18:14 CDT 2006 by cmd-editroom(#222FM2)
Lastused: Tue Jul 4 02:02:45 CDT 2006 by zolook(#206FM2)
Usecount: 12
In Memory: 688 bytes
[ Use 'examine <object>=/' to list root properties. ]
Contents:
Keketal_Kotaru(#2PBJW4)
Tziyona(#154PBW2)
Exits:
(V)illage;village;v(#215E) to Village entrance(#25RJ)
dir /_/:
str /_showactions?:yes
2 properties listed.
Also, I should note that it doesn't give you that error when you enter a
room, just when you look at it after having entered.
Zobeid Zarathustra wrote:
>
> On Jul 2, 2006, at 3:56 PM, Jonathan Piacenti wrote:
>
> > zolook doesn't seem to like the descripions of any room in the MUCK.
> > It always says "INVALID DESC, PLEASE CHECK IT." The descs I've been
> > using have either been set by a room editer of with the @desc command.
> > I haven't used lsedit descs or anything like that.
>
> This should only happen when ZoLook finds a description string that
> begins with the "@" character. It assumes this indicates a MUF that
> is to be executed -- a convention from the old days of FurryMUCK,
> apparently -- and it tries to match the rest of the string as either
> a dbref number or an @reg value. (It's a deprecated method of
> putting MUF code into a desc anyhow; the modern way is to use an MPI
> {muf:} command.)
>
> If it can't match the string to any kind of executable MUF object,
> then it coughs up the error message you saw.
>
> I'm pretty curious as to what the room editor and @desc are actually
> setting. Could you give any example of the properties?
>
> -- Zobeid
>
>
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