Help Topic: Interact

Category: Actions

When you read a room description, it's not just text, but there are objects within
the room that you can interact with. These objects can be approached in a variety
of manners. You can also use these interaction commands to approach other things,
such as objects in the room, to move beside exits, and so on.

Usage: <interact> <position> <object>

Interaction possibilities: sit, stand, lie, crouch, lean, kneel, move, sleep

Position possibilities: on, near, in, under, over, at, to, beside

These commands are important because your location at a place and your position
matters for combat reasons as well as in terms of what you might be able to overhear.

Please treat this command responsibly and don't stand under a chair as a seven foot
tall three hundred pound individual...

Unless the chair is balanced on their head.

Note: If you wish to do an emote alongside an interaction command, you can
replace the message with your own emote!

Example:
stand by wall emote goes over and stands next to the wall, folding both
arms with a grouchy pout.

This will work as an emote, but also position you standing next to the wall.

Example:
stand emote gets up slowly, using ~cane for aid.

You could replace your regular stand with this, while sitting, and
it would make you standing. You can also just use parenthesis if that
suffices.

Example:
stand (slowly while using ~cane for aid)

Warning: never use roleplay aids such as custom emote replacements to obscure
your position in combat, or otherwise OOCly deceive other players.

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