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Alignment

2010-01-21T12:44:41Z

Miceless: Bless works on animals and guards

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Religion]] / '''Alignment'''

===Description===
Alignment is a measure of how good you are to your god, 100 alignment being maximum for [[Fo]], [[Vynora]] and [[Magranon]], -100 for [[Libila]]. When having below 1 alignment, you cannot choose any of the [[White Light]] [[Gods]]. For [[priest|priests]], a high alignment value increases chances to successfully cast [[:Category:Spells|spells]] while a low alignment value lowers the chances.

Alignment will automatically go towards 1 over time for whitelighters, and -1 for blacklighters.

If your alignment drops below 1 as a whitelighter, you will lose your faith.

The following things can effect your alignment:
* Butchering a human corpse (-)
* Burying a human corpse (+)
* Listening to a [[confession]]
* Confessing to a priest (5 points)
* Giving a [[sermon]]
* Listening to a sermon
* Converting someone to your religion
* Healing someone else
* Casting [[Bless]] on [[animal]]s and [[guard]]s.
* Sacrificing items in an [[altar]] (at least worth 50c get price)

Gaining alignment to your choosen side has a cooldown timer. Once you gained alignment you have to wait 30 minutes before you can gain again.
[[Category:Religion]]
[[Category:Babel/A]]

Destroy pavement

2010-01-20T10:00:13Z

Miceless: Corrected babel

'''Destroy pavement''' is an action done with a [[shovel]] on a [[paved tile]]. The paved tile will turn to [[dirt]] after using this action, even if the tile was [[marsh]] before being pavement.

Destroying pavement does not give [[skill gain]] in any way, not even with [[Skills:Shovel|shovels]].

==Usage==
[[Activate]] a shovel, right-click a paved tile, then click "Destroy pavement". Can be used on [[gravel]], [[cobblestone]], [[stone slabs]], and [[wooden planks]].
[[Category:Babel/D]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Improve

2010-01-15T07:39:02Z

Miceless: Finish keybind

'''Improve''' (or '''imp''' for short) is an action done on an [[item]] to increase its [[quality]].

To improve the item, right-click it, click "Examine", read what item is needed to improve it, activate the necessary item, and right-click the first item again to attempt to improve it.

Containers and the inventory usualy show an extra imp-column to show you the tool you need to improve the items.

==Notes==
* Some items require certain conditions to be improved. For example, [[smithing]] items need to be [[Temperature|glowing hot]] to improve. Also, most items need to be at 0 [[damage]] (repaired) to be improved, except [[wooden fence]]s, wooden [[gate]]s, and [[stone wall]]s.
* Some items cannot be improved and will reflect that when the examine command gives no information for improvement: [[newbie]] [[starter kit]] tools, most building materials ([[Pile of dirt|dirt]], [[plank]]s, etc), [[yoyo]], [[raw materials]] (but can be combined with higher [[quality]] material to improve (at the expense of the higher quality material), unrepairable items]], etc.
* [[Unfinished item]]s can't be improved until finished. The <tt>improve</tt> [[Key bindings|keybind]] won't work on them, use <tt>finish</tt> instead.

==Examples for improvement actions==
* Backstitch
* Carve
* Cut
* File
* Hammer
* Improve
* Polish
* Punch
* Mold
* Sharpen
* Sew
* Temper
* Wash
* Water

==See also==
* [[Repairing]]

[[Category:Babel/I]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Settlement:Iceland

2010-01-04T19:29:23Z

Miceless: Villagers missing

{{S-freedom}}
{{settlement
|name=Iceland
|motto=
|type=Village
|size=5
|mayor=Silentnight
|population=5
|allies=
* Cliffside
* [[Oreo]]
* [[Pheonix Enterprises]]
* [[Tower Point]]
* [[Wynnger]]
|enemies=
None
}}

== Description ==
Iceland is a fairly new village nestling in the forest close to the steppe and tundra expanse in the north east corner of Freedom Isles. Plagued by everything from dogs to trolls, it is an ideal hunting ground for new and seasoned players alike.

== Location ==
We are situated on the north east shore of Freedom Isles. Coordinates 46x 11y on the [http://pic.phyrefile.com/n/ne/nesral/2009/08/07/Freedom.png Freedom Map].

To get to us by boat sail around the coast to Tower Point and take the road up from there. Access by land can be achieved via Roadside or the unmapped lake, but there are no roads at present.

== Citizens ==
==== Mayor ====
* Silentnight

==== Elders ====
* [[Player:Miceless|Miceless]]
* Synystar

==== Villagers ====
* Champ
* Meisless
* Gnarrzter
* Fleischman

Guides:Quickswitch hotkeys

2010-01-03T23:00:36Z

Miceless: Added finish command

[[:Category:Guides|Guides]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

= Description =
This page has been written by me to act as an example of how powerful hotkeys can be in Wurm. Users may take what I have here and copy it in its entirety or they can adapt it to their own needs. These commands used to require the [[unstable client]] and as such many people seem to know nothing about them. Hopefully that will change now that the clients are merged.

There are so many actions in wurm that binding them all would take up most of the keyboard. Listed in the [[#Files]] section below are the commands needed to allow you to quickly switch between jobs at the press of a button. Imping your tools and need to chop some wood? Easy.

The system below revolves around the use of {{key|W}}{{key|S}}{{key|A}}{{key|D}} and the mouse as movement controls. {{key|Q}} and {{key|E}} are easy [[take]] and [[drop]] access. {{key|Tab}} is used to [[activate]]. This leaves {{key|X}} and {{key|C}} as our quickswitch hotkeys. If I am imping then these are [[repair]] and [[improve]] respectively, in mining they are [[prospect]] and [[mine]] respectively, etc. I also use the {{key|Shift}} as a modifier, but {{key|Z}} and {{key|V}} could be used aswell. To switch between them you simply press the relevent button. For example woodcutting is {{key|Shift-F1}}. When combined with a [[toolbelt]] and its number shortcuts it becomes simple and efficient.

- [[User:Miceless|miceless]] 10:32, 14 December 2009 (CST)

= Files =
Place the following files in your config directory. You will have to create some of them.
*autorun.txt
<pre>
bind tab activate
bind q take
bind e drop

bind shift-F1 "exec wood.txt"
bind shift-F2 "exec dig.txt"
bind shift-F3 "exec mine.txt"
bind shift-F4 "exec imp.txt"
bind shift-F5 "exec farm.txt"
</pre>

*wood.txt - Also includes [[prune|pruning]] and [[sprout]] picking.
<pre>
bind X CHOP_UP
bind SHIFT-X PRUNE
bind C CUT_DOWN
bind SHIFT-C PICK_SPROUT
</pre>

*dig.txt
<pre>
bind X DIG
bind SHIFT-X FLATTEN
</pre>

*mine.txt
<pre>
bind X PROSPECT
bind C MINE_FORWARD
</pre>

*imp.txt
<pre>
bind X REPAIR
bind C IMPROVE
bind SHIFT-C FINISH
</pre>

*farm.txt - Includes [[grooming]]
<pre>
bind x GROOM
bind C FARM
bind SHIFT-C HARVEST
</pre>

[[Category:Babel/Q]][[Category:Guides]]

Player:Miceless

2010-01-03T22:54:18Z

Miceless: Village link

== History ==
I have played wurm on and off for several years, but not all under the same name. I first played on JK-Home, moved to MR-Home when it was discovered and then took a break. When I returned neither existed.

== Present ==
I am currently living on Freedom Isles in the village of [[Iceland]]. I spend most of my time smithing and hunting on the steppes, but I also dabble in other projects as needed.

== Titles ==
*Digger
*Carpenter

== Alts ==
Meisless (Vynora priest)

Settlement:Iceland

2010-01-03T22:32:55Z

Miceless: Village page created

Guides:Quickswitch hotkeys

2009-12-26T10:34:32Z

Miceless: No longer unstable client

[[:Category:Guides|Guides]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

= Description =
This page has been written by me to act as an example of how powerful hotkeys can be in Wurm. Users may take what I have here and copy it in its entirety or they can adapt it to their own needs. These commands used to require the [[unstable client]] and as such many people seem to know nothing about them. Hopefully that will change now that the clients are merged.

There are so many actions in wurm that binding them all would take up most of the keyboard. Listed in the [[#Files]] section below are the commands needed to allow you to quickly switch between jobs at the press of a button. Imping your tools and need to chop some wood? Easy.

The system below revolves around the use of {{key|W}}{{key|S}}{{key|A}}{{key|D}} and the mouse as movement controls. {{key|Q}} and {{key|E}} are easy [[take]] and [[drop]] access. {{key|Tab}} is used to [[activate]]. This leaves {{key|X}} and {{key|C}} as our quickswitch hotkeys. If I am imping then these are [[repair]] and [[improve]] respectively, in mining they are [[prospect]] and [[mine]] respectively, etc. I also use the {{key|Shift}} as a modifier, but {{key|Z}} and {{key|V}} could be used aswell. To switch between them you simply press the relevent button. For example woodcutting is {{key|Shift-F1}}. When combined with a [[toolbelt]] and its number shortcuts it becomes simple and efficient.

- [[User:Miceless|miceless]] 10:32, 14 December 2009 (CST)

= Files =
Place the following files in your config directory. You will have to create some of them.
*autorun.txt
<pre>
bind tab activate
bind q take
bind e drop

bind shift-F1 "exec wood.txt"
bind shift-F2 "exec dig.txt"
bind shift-F3 "exec mine.txt"
bind shift-F4 "exec imp.txt"
bind shift-F5 "exec farm.txt"
</pre>

*wood.txt - Also includes [[prune|pruning]] and [[sprout]] picking.
<pre>
bind X CHOP_UP
bind SHIFT-X PRUNE
bind C CUT_DOWN
bind SHIFT-C PICK_SPROUT
</pre>

*dig.txt
<pre>
bind X DIG
bind SHIFT-X FLATTEN
</pre>

*mine.txt
<pre>
bind X PROSPECT
bind C MINE_FORWARD
</pre>

*imp.txt
<pre>
bind X REPAIR
bind C IMPROVE
</pre>

*farm.txt - Includes [[grooming]]
<pre>
bind x GROOM
bind C FARM
bind SHIFT-C HARVEST
</pre>

[[Category:Babel/Q]][[Category:Guides]]

Reveal creatures

2009-12-23T17:43:09Z

Miceless: New spell

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Religion|Religion]] / [[:Category:Spells|Spells]] / [[:Category:Vynora spells|Vynora spells]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

===Description===
[[Vynora]] spell available to [[Priest/Priestess]] at 30 [[Faith]]. It is cast on a [[tile]], uses 30 [[Favor]] and has a difficulty of 25.

The spell returns a list of all the [[creatures]] in your local area with approximate direction and distance. Results are printed in your event log in the following format:

<pre>The <creature name> is <distance> away <direction>.

e.g. The Mature starving dog is some distance away behind you to the left.</pre>

Note: Spirit guards are included in the list.

===Method===
# Activate your [[Gods]] [[channeling]] item, and right-click a tile. Select Spells/Reveal creatures

[[Category:Spells]]
[[Category:Vynora spells]]
[[Category:Babel/R]]

Tentacles

2009-12-23T17:32:32Z

Miceless: New spell

Player:Miceless

2009-12-20T10:46:48Z

Miceless: New title

== History ==
I have played wurm on and off for several years, but not all under the same name. I first played on JK-Home, moved to MR-Home when it was discovered and then took a break. When I returned neither existed.

== Present ==
I am currently living on Freedom Isles in the village of Iceland. I spend most of my time smithing and hunting on the steppes, but I also dabble in other projects as needed.

== Titles ==
*Digger
*Carpenter

== Alts ==
Meisless (Vynora priest)

Farming

2009-12-18T12:43:11Z

Miceless: Corrected growth stage tooltip level

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Nature]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==

The '''farming''' [[skill]] covers tending [[field]]s, sowing and [[harvest]]ing the crops. Crops can take several [[day]]s to grow, during which a farmer should farm the field [[tile]]s to remove weeds. This will improve the harvest. [[Quality]] and amount of the harvest increases when you have a high farming skill. Quality of the [[seed]] also effects the growth time of the fields.

The seeds needed to start farming can be found while [[botanizing]] or from harvesting the crops. Harvested [[cotton]], [[wemp]] and [[pumpkin]] must be picked to recover seeds for replanting.

Crops can be harvested at any time after the first growth level, but harvesting too early or too late results in zero return. When a field reaches optimal height it will be the same height as a [[small barrel]], no taller, no shorter. The colour of the field is also possible marker, as it changes to a yellowish-green or golden when ripe.

The [[maximum slope]] on which you can sow seeds is 8; attempting to sow seeds on a greater slope results in a message "The ground is not flat enough for crops to grow. You need to flatten it first". The slope '''does''' appear to effect growth speed, but crop quality is unknown.

Sowing on a sloped tile takes into account its compound slope, however. That is, it's slope both North-South (NS) and East-West (EW). For example, the slope can be level EW and 8-steep NS. Or 4-steep EW, 4-steep NS etc.

== Examine details ==

Anyone can verify if a field needs tending. "The crops grow steadily" means the field is in order, while "It could use a touch from the rake or some other farming tool" means it must be tidied with a [[rake]]. If the description mentions "rotting old weeds", the field is overgrown and can no longer be harvested.

Level 10 farmers can determine which type of crop is growing in a field, except at the lowest growth level ("freshly sown").

Level 20 farmers can determine the growth level of a field. The levels are, chronologically sorted:

# You see a patch of freshly sown field.
# A few green blades pop out of the ground.
# Small sprouts with many blades grow here.
# The sprouts are growing, a bit above half their mature height.
# The field is almost at full height.
# '''The field is at full height and ready to harvest!'''
# '''The field is at full height and ready to harvest!''' (Used to be: The field is overaged, and some crop has been ruined.)
# (rotten old weeds, crops completely ruined)

Level 30 farmers can determine when a field is ready to harvest by activating a farming tool. The growth status of nearby fields can be seen in the tool-tip when hovering over the tile. At even higher farming skill this tooltip shows at greater distances.

The stages displayed (in order) are:
# Freshly sown
# Sprouting
# Growing
# Halfway
# Almost ripe
# Ripe
# Only weeds

Level 60 farmers can determine the number of items they will get after a harvest when they examine the field. It should be noticed however that the number it shows it not very accurate but more of a minimum since luck and other factors change the final number.

== Tools ==

* [[Rake]] for farming
* [[Scythe]] for harvesting [[wheat]], [[barley]], [[oat]] and [[rye]]
* [[Small barrel]] to indicate perfect harvesting time; the crops will be the same height, or slightly higher than a small barrel when ready to harvest.

== Farming Products ==

* [[Barley]]
* [[Corn]]
* [[Cotton]]
* [[Garlic]]
* [[Oat]]
* [[Onion]]
* [[Potato]]
* [[Pumpkin]]
* [[Rye]]
* [[Wemp]]
* [[Wheat]]

== [[Titles]] ==
* Farmer at 50 skill
* Crofter at 70 skill
* Master Farmer at 90 skill

== Guides ==

[[Farming Guide]]

== See also ==

[[Dairy farming]]

[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Babel/F]]

Pointing sign

2009-12-17T16:59:41Z

Miceless: Corrected sign planting delay

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|active=[[plank]]
|passive=[[small nails]]
|group=Decoration
|materials=* 1x [[shaft]] (1 kg)
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=Fine carpentry
}}

=== Description ===
An arrow shaped sign which can have a message carved into it.

=== Usage ===
The higher the [[quality]], the more you can write on the sign, at a ratio of 1 letter per each whole quality. Right click the sign at any time and select Rename to enter your message. The name of the sign will be displayed on mouse-over once planted.

To plant the sign simply stand in place, right click on the sign in your inventory and select Plant. Once planted the sign may be pushed, pulled or rotated by using the right-click interface. Only the player who planted the sign may rename, move or remove the sign.

{{Infobox|You may only plant signs once per Wurm [[week]] (21 real-life hours). Planting a sign will also restrict you from planting a lamppost for the duration.}}

[[Category:Babel/P]]

Large sign

2009-12-17T16:59:38Z

Miceless: Corrected sign planting delay

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|active=[[plank]]
|passive=[[small nails]]
|group=Decoration
|materials=* 1x [[plank]]
* 1x [[shaft]]
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=Fine carpentry
}}

=== Description ===
A large sign which can have a message carved into it.

=== Usage ===
The higher the [[quality]], the more you can write on the sign, at a ratio of 2 letter per each whole quality. Right click the sign at any time and select Rename to enter your message. The name of the sign will be displayed on mouse-over once planted.

To plant the sign simply stand in place, right click on the sign in your inventory and select Plant. Once planted the sign may be pushed, pulled or rotated by using the right-click interface. Only the player who planted the sign may rename, move or remove the sign.

If you fail creation, the nail is lost and plank is damaged.

{{Infobox|You may only plant signs once per Wurm [[week]] (21 real-life hours). Planting a sign will also restrict you from planting a lamppost for the duration.}}

[[Category:Babel/L]]

Small sign

2009-12-17T16:59:34Z

Miceless: Corrected sign planting delay

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|active=[[plank]]
|passive=[[small nails]]
|group=Decoration
|materials=* 1x [[shaft]]
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=fine carpentry
}}

=== Description ===
A small sign which can have a message carved into it.

=== Usage ===
The higher the [[quality]], the more you can write on the sign, at a ratio of 1 letter per each whole quality. Right click the sign at any time and select Rename to enter your message. The name of the sign will be displayed on mouse-over once planted.

To plant the sign simply stand in place, right click on the sign in your inventory and select Plant. Once planted the sign may be pushed, pulled or rotated by using the right-click interface. Only the player who planted the sign may rename, move or remove the sign.

{{Infobox|You may only plant signs once per Wurm [[week]] (21 real-life hours). Planting a sign will also restrict you from planting a lamppost for the duration.}}

[[Category:Babel/S]]

User:Miceless

2009-12-14T17:49:15Z

Miceless:

= miceless =
I am a keen player of wurm and use the wiki extensively, tweaking when appropriate.

If you want to contact me then please feel free to comment on my [[User_talk:Miceless|talk page]].

== See also ==
* My [[Player:Miceless|player page]] for information on my Wurm character.
* My [[quickswitch hotkeys]] guide.

Guides:Quickswitch hotkeys

2009-12-14T17:47:54Z

Miceless: Title not needed

[[:Category:Guides|Guides]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{infobox|The principles described on this page require the unstable client to work!}}

= Description =
This page has been written by me to act as an example of how powerful hotkeys can be in Wurm. Users may take what I have here and copy it in its entirety or they can adapt it to their own needs. At present most of this requires the [[unstable client]] and as such many people seem to know nothing about it. Hopefully that will change when the clients are merged, but in the meantime I will attempt to spread the word.

There are so many actions in wurm that binding them all would take up most of the keyboard. Listed in the [[#Files]] section below are the commands needed to allow you to quickly switch between jobs at the press of a button. Imping your tools and need to chop some wood? Easy.

The system below revolves around the use of {{key|W}}{{key|S}}{{key|A}}{{key|D}} and the mouse as movement controls. {{key|Q}} and {{key|E}} are easy [[take]] and [[drop]] access. {{key|Tab}} is used to [[activate]]. This leaves {{key|X}} and {{key|C}} as our quickswitch hotkeys. If I am imping then these are [[repair]] and [[improve]] respectively, in mining they are [[prospect]] and [[mine]] respectively, etc. I also use the {{key|Shift}} as a modifier, but {{key|Z}} and {{key|V}} could be used aswell. To switch between them you simply press the relevent button. For example woodcutting is {{key|Shift-F1}}. When combined with a [[toolbelt]] and its number shortcuts it becomes simple and efficient.

- [[User:Miceless|miceless]] 10:32, 14 December 2009 (CST)

= Files =
Place the following files in your config directory. You will have to create some of them.
*autorun.txt
<pre>
bind tab activate
bind q take
bind e drop

bind shift-F1 "exec wood.txt"
bind shift-F2 "exec dig.txt"
bind shift-F3 "exec mine.txt"
bind shift-F4 "exec imp.txt"
bind shift-F5 "exec farm.txt"
</pre>

*wood.txt - Also includes [[prune|pruning]] and [[sprout]] picking.
<pre>
bind X CHOP_UP
bind SHIFT-X PRUNE
bind C CUT_DOWN
bind SHIFT-C PICK_SPROUT
</pre>

*dig.txt
<pre>
bind X DIG
bind SHIFT-X FLATTEN
</pre>

*mine.txt
<pre>
bind X PROSPECT
bind C MINE_FORWARD
</pre>

*imp.txt
<pre>
bind X REPAIR
bind C IMPROVE
</pre>

*farm.txt - Includes [[grooming]]
<pre>
bind x GROOM
bind C FARM
bind SHIFT-C HARVEST
</pre>

[[Category:Babel/Q]][[Category:Guides]]

Guides:Quickswitch hotkeys

2009-12-14T17:46:29Z

Miceless: Added categories

[[:Category:Guides|Guides]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Quickswitch hotkeys ==

{{infobox|The principles described on this page require the unstable client to work!}}

= Description =
This page has been written by me to act as an example of how powerful hotkeys can be in Wurm. Users may take what I have here and copy it in its entirety or they can adapt it to their own needs. At present most of this requires the [[unstable client]] and as such many people seem to know nothing about it. Hopefully that will change when the clients are merged, but in the meantime I will attempt to spread the word.

There are so many actions in wurm that binding them all would take up most of the keyboard. Listed in the [[#Files]] section below are the commands needed to allow you to quickly switch between jobs at the press of a button. Imping your tools and need to chop some wood? Easy.

The system below revolves around the use of {{key|W}}{{key|S}}{{key|A}}{{key|D}} and the mouse as movement controls. {{key|Q}} and {{key|E}} are easy [[take]] and [[drop]] access. {{key|Tab}} is used to [[activate]]. This leaves {{key|X}} and {{key|C}} as our quickswitch hotkeys. If I am imping then these are [[repair]] and [[improve]] respectively, in mining they are [[prospect]] and [[mine]] respectively, etc. I also use the {{key|Shift}} as a modifier, but {{key|Z}} and {{key|V}} could be used aswell. To switch between them you simply press the relevent button. For example woodcutting is {{key|Shift-F1}}. When combined with a [[toolbelt]] and its number shortcuts it becomes simple and efficient.

- [[User:Miceless|miceless]] 10:32, 14 December 2009 (CST)

= Files =
Place the following files in your config directory. You will have to create some of them.
*autorun.txt
<pre>
bind tab activate
bind q take
bind e drop

bind shift-F1 "exec wood.txt"
bind shift-F2 "exec dig.txt"
bind shift-F3 "exec mine.txt"
bind shift-F4 "exec imp.txt"
bind shift-F5 "exec farm.txt"
</pre>

*wood.txt - Also includes [[prune|pruning]] and [[sprout]] picking.
<pre>
bind X CHOP_UP
bind SHIFT-X PRUNE
bind C CUT_DOWN
bind SHIFT-C PICK_SPROUT
</pre>

*dig.txt
<pre>
bind X DIG
bind SHIFT-X FLATTEN
</pre>

*mine.txt
<pre>
bind X PROSPECT
bind C MINE_FORWARD
</pre>

*imp.txt
<pre>
bind X REPAIR
bind C IMPROVE
</pre>

*farm.txt - Includes [[grooming]]
<pre>
bind x GROOM
bind C FARM
bind SHIFT-C HARVEST
</pre>

[[Category:Babel/Q]][[Category:Guides]]

Player:Miceless

2009-12-14T16:59:02Z

Miceless: New page: == History == I have played wurm on and off for several years, but not all under the same name. I first played on JK-Home, moved to MR-Home when it was discovered and then took a break. Wh...

== History ==
I have played wurm on and off for several years, but not all under the same name. I first played on JK-Home, moved to MR-Home when it was discovered and then took a break. When I returned neither existed.

== Present ==
I am currently living on Freedom Isles in the village of Iceland. I spend most of my time smithing and hunting on the steppes, but I also dabble in other projects as needed.

== Titles ==
*Digger

== Alts ==
Meisless (Vynora priest)

User:Miceless

2009-12-14T16:45:13Z

Miceless:

Command

2009-12-14T16:40:58Z

Miceless: Not to be confused with action

A '''command''' is a text-based instruction that generally performs some desired function. A command can be entered as either a [[chat command]] or a [[console|console command]].

A command should not be confused with an [[action]].

==See also==
* [[Action]]

[[Category:Babel/C]]
[[Category:Misc]]

Guides:Quickswitch hotkeys

2009-12-14T16:32:58Z

Miceless: Proper sign

[[User:Miceless|miceless]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Quickswitch hotkeys ==

{{infobox|The principles described on this page require the unstable client to work!}}

= Description =
This page has been written by me to act as an example of how powerful hotkeys can be in Wurm. Users may take what I have here and copy it in its entirety or they can adapt it to their own needs. At present most of this requires the [[unstable client]] and as such many people seem to know nothing about it. Hopefully that will change when the clients are merged, but in the meantime I will attempt to spread the word.

There are so many actions in wurm that binding them all would take up most of the keyboard. Listed in the [[#Files]] section below are the commands needed to allow you to quickly switch between jobs at the press of a button. Imping your tools and need to chop some wood? Easy.

The system below revolves around the use of {{key|W}}{{key|S}}{{key|A}}{{key|D}} and the mouse as movement controls. {{key|Q}} and {{key|E}} are easy [[take]] and [[drop]] access. {{key|Tab}} is used to [[activate]]. This leaves {{key|X}} and {{key|C}} as our quickswitch hotkeys. If I am imping then these are [[repair]] and [[improve]] respectively, in mining they are [[prospect]] and [[mine]] respectively, etc. I also use the {{key|Shift}} as a modifier, but {{key|Z}} and {{key|V}} could be used aswell. To switch between them you simply press the relevent button. For example woodcutting is {{key|Shift-F1}}. When combined with a [[toolbelt]] and its number shortcuts it becomes simple and efficient.

- [[User:Miceless|miceless]] 10:32, 14 December 2009 (CST)

= Files =
Place the following files in your config directory. You will have to create some of them.
*autorun.txt
<pre>
bind tab activate
bind q take
bind e drop

bind shift-F1 "exec wood.txt"
bind shift-F2 "exec dig.txt"
bind shift-F3 "exec mine.txt"
bind shift-F4 "exec imp.txt"
bind shift-F5 "exec farm.txt"
</pre>

*wood.txt - Also includes [[prune|pruning]] and [[sprout]] picking.
<pre>
bind X CHOP_UP
bind SHIFT-X PRUNE
bind C CUT_DOWN
bind SHIFT-C PICK_SPROUT
</pre>

*dig.txt
<pre>
bind X DIG
bind SHIFT-X FLATTEN
</pre>

*mine.txt
<pre>
bind X PROSPECT
bind C MINE_FORWARD
</pre>

*imp.txt
<pre>
bind X REPAIR
bind C IMPROVE
</pre>

*farm.txt - Includes [[grooming]]
<pre>
bind x GROOM
bind C FARM
bind SHIFT-C HARVEST
</pre>

User talk:Miceless

2009-12-14T16:29:36Z

Miceless:

==Actions/commands==
Dude, you're changing all the [[action|actions/commands]] but not even stating the difference... -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 10:07, 14 December 2009 (CST)

:Let me finish then. - miceless

::The idea should be to state the difference ''first'' and ''then'' make the changes. Oh and sign with "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>". [[User:Eep|Eep]] 10:15, 14 December 2009 (CST)

:::I tried to save them all at about the same time but I had so many tabs up I lost track of some of them. :p Thanks for the tip with the sign, didnt know there was a shortcut. - [[User:Miceless|miceless]] 10:22, 14 December 2009 (CST)

::::You don't understand. You should have edited [[action]] and [[command]] pages ''first'' and ''then'' the various related pages. State the idea first and ''then'' execute it. -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 10:25, 14 December 2009 (CST)

:::::Like I said, that was my original plan. I did start with action. I must have accidentally closed command or something. - [[User:Miceless|miceless]] 10:29, 14 December 2009 (CST)

User talk:Miceless

2009-12-14T16:22:52Z

Miceless:

Commands

2009-12-14T16:20:54Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with actions

Commands are text based instructions that generally perform some desired function. They can be entered as either [[chat commands]] or [[console|console commands]].

They should not be confused with [[action]]s.

User talk:Miceless

2009-12-14T16:11:30Z

Miceless:

==Actions/commands==
Dude, you're changing all the [[action|actions/commands]] but not even stating the difference... -[[User:Eep|Eep]] 10:07, 14 December 2009 (CST)

: Let me finish then. - miceless

Improve

2009-12-14T16:08:58Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Improve''' is a [[action]] done on an [[item]] to increase its [[quality]]. To improve the item, right-click it, click "[[Examine]]", read what item is needed to improve it, [[activate]] the necessary item, and right-click the first item again to attempt to improve it.

==Notes==
Some items require certain conditions to be improved. For example, [[smithing]] items need to be [[glowing hot]] to improve. Also, all items need to be at 0 [[damage]] (repaired) to be improved.

Some items cannot be improved and will reflect that when the examine command gives no information for improvement: newbie "starter kit" tools, most building materials ([[dirt]], [[plank]]s, etc), etc.

==Improvement commands==
* [[Carve]]
* [[Cut]]
* [[File]]
* [[Hammer (action)|Hammer]]
* [[Polish]]
* [[Mold]]
* [[Sew]]
* [[Temper]]
* [[Wash]]
* [[Water]]

==See also==
* [[Repair]]

[[Category:Babel/I]]
[[Category:Actions]]

File

2009-12-14T16:07:48Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''File''' is an [[improve]]ment [[action]] done on [[:category:carpentry items|carpentry]] items with an [[iron file]].

==See also==
* [[Iron file]]

[[Category:Babel/F]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Examine

2009-12-14T16:07:19Z

Miceless: Category change

''Examining'' an item or object can tell a description of the item, it's [[quality]], [[damage]], [[temperature]], [[Dye|paint colour]], [[Signature|creator]], and what it may need to be [[improve]]d or continued (if unfinished).

To examine an [[item]] right-click it, and select the "Examine" option. To examine an item on the ground or a ground [[tile]] double-click it. Note: the mouse double-click button, if set, may not work. Also, double-clicking an item in your inventory will [[activate]] it instead of examining it (and double-clicking items in other [[container]] inventories outside your inventory has no effect at all, oddly).

[[Category:Babel/E]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Destroy pavement

2009-12-14T16:06:11Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Destroy pavement''' is an [[action]] done on a [[paved tile]]. The paved tile will turn to [[dirt]] after using this action, even if the tile was [[marsh]] before the pavement was placed down.

Destroying pavement does not give [[skill gain]] in any way, not even with [[Skills:Shovel|shovels]].

==Usage==
Activate a shovel and right click a tile, then click ''Destroy pavement''. Can be used on [[gravel]], [[cobblestone]], [[stone slabs]], and [[wooden planks]].

[[Category:Babel/S]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Combine

2009-12-14T16:05:49Z

Miceless: Category change

'''Combine''' is an [[action]] used to make 2 [[item]]s of the same type into 1. Some tems can be combined to gain more [[weight]], like [[wood scrap]], [[glowing hot]] [[iron lump]]s, [[rye]], etc.

To combine, [[activate]] the first item then right-click the second (identical) item and select "Combine".

An entire [[pile]] of identical items can also be combined at once. Activate the second (or later) item in a pile, right-click the pile group line (the one with a -/+ sign), and select combine. This will combine the selected item with the others into one item with the combined weight and the average [[quality]] (QL) of the combined items.

Note: Combining will reduce the total monetary value of the final product if they are not all of the same QL. Combining uses a linear average but the prices in Wurm are not linear but, instead, quadratic (so a quadratic sum would be more accurate than a linear average).

==See also==
* [[Chop up]]

[[Category:Actions]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Pack

2009-12-14T16:04:19Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Pack''' is an [[digging]] [[action]] done with a [[shovel]] on a [[grass]], [[mycelium]], or [[dirt]] (normal/[[cultivate]]d) tile.

==See also==
* [[Cultivate]]

[[Category:Babel/P]]
[[Category:Actions]]
[[Category:Digging]]

Groom

2009-12-14T16:01:02Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Groom''' is an [[animal husbandry]] [[action]] done with a [[grooming brush]] on an [[animal]].

[[Category:Babel/G]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Steal

2009-12-14T15:59:58Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Steal''' is an [[action]] used in place of illegally [[taking]] an [[item]] inside a [[building]]. Stealing uses the [[thievery|thievery skill]].

==See also==
* [[Take]]

[[Category:Babel/S]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Activate

2009-12-14T15:59:44Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Activate''' is an indirect [[action]] done on an [[item]] in a [[player]]'s [[inventory]]. Simply double-click the left mouse button on the desired name label in the inventory list window will activate the item, turning its name <font color=lightgreen>light green</font> and the [[status bar]] at the bottom of the inventory window will display "Active: Item".

==See also==
* [[Equip]]

[[Category:Babel/A]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Prune

2009-12-14T15:59:30Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Prune''' is an [[action]] done with a [[sickle]] on a [[tree]] or [[bush]] that is [[age|''overaged'' or ''very old'']]. When successful the tree/bush will be set back to the beginning stage of ''very old''. Pruning trees/bushes can keep them alive forever (though they will auto-[[sprout]] if not pruned).

== Method ==
# Activate a [[sickle]], right-click a tree or bush, and select "Prune".

== Skills used==
* [[Forestry]]

==See also==
* [[Pick sprout]]

[[Category:Actions]]
[[Category:Babel/P]]

Cultivate

2009-12-14T15:59:14Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Cultivate''' is a [[digging]] [[action]] done with [[shovel]] or [[rake]] on a [[packed dirt]] tile.

Cultivated dirt is necessary for preparing the ground to [[sow]] seeds for [[farming]].

To cultivate a packed dirt tile, [[activate]] a shovel or rake and select "Cultivate".

[[Category:Babel/C]]
[[Category:Actions]]
[[Category:Digging]]
[[Category:Farming]]

Dig

2009-12-14T15:58:58Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Dig''' is a [[digging]] [[action]] done with a [[shovel]] on a [[ground tile]] in order to dig up [[dirt]].

==See also==
* [[Bury]]

[[Category:Babel/D]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Bury

2009-12-14T15:58:44Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Bury''' is a [[digging]] [[action]] in which one [[player]] uses a [[shovel]] to bury the [[corpse]] of another player or [[animal]]. Burying gives a little [[digging]] skill and [[alignment]] is gained when a player's corpse is buried. Followers of [[Libila]] lose [[faith]] when they bury corpses.

==See also==
* [[Dig]]

[[Category:Babel/B]]
[[Category:Actions]]

Harvest

2009-12-14T15:57:30Z

Miceless: Removed confusion with commands

'''Harvest''' is an [[action]] done with a [[sickle]] or [[bucket]] on a [[bush]] or [[tree]] during its harvest [[season]].

Some of the harvested items can be used to add [[weight]] to [[food]], or make special foods such as [[wine]] or [[tea]].

'''Method'''
* Activate a [[sickle]]. Harvesting from [[maple]] trees is done with a [[bucket]].
* Right-click the bush or tree
* Select "Harvest" (only works if the bush/tree is in season)
* When [[examine]]d, and the plant says something is harvestable but there is no harvest option, but a "[[Prune]]" option is shown, prune the plant and it will then he harvestable.

==See also==
* [[Seasons]], for a table of when to harvest what

[[Category:Babel/H]]
[[Category:Actions]]
[[Category:Harvesting]]

Combine

2009-12-14T15:55:52Z

Miceless:

Guides:Quickswitch hotkeys

2009-12-14T15:42:30Z

Miceless: Signed

[[User:Miceless|miceless]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Quickswitch hotkeys ==

{{infobox|The principles described on this page require the unstable client to work!}}

= Description =
This page has been written by me to act as an example of how powerful hotkeys can be in Wurm. Users may take what I have here and copy it in its entirety or they can adapt it to their own needs. At present most of this requires the [[unstable client]] and as such many people seem to know nothing about it. Hopefully that will change when the clients are merged, but in the meantime I will attempt to spread the word.

There are so many actions in wurm that binding them all would take up most of the keyboard. Listed in the [[#Files]] section below are the commands needed to allow you to quickly switch between jobs at the press of a button. Imping your tools and need to chop some wood? Easy.

The system below revolves around the use of {{key|W}}{{key|S}}{{key|A}}{{key|D}} and the mouse as movement controls. {{key|Q}} and {{key|E}} are easy [[take]] and [[drop]] access. {{key|Tab}} is used to [[activate]]. This leaves {{key|X}} and {{key|C}} as our quickswitch hotkeys. If I am imping then these are [[repair]] and [[improve]] respectively, in mining they are [[prospect]] and [[mine]] respectively, etc. I also use the {{key|Shift}} as a modifier, but {{key|Z}} and {{key|V}} could be used aswell. To switch between them you simply press the relevent button. For example woodcutting is {{key|Shift-F1}}. When combined with a [[toolbelt]] and its number shortcuts it becomes simple and efficient.

--[[User:Miceless|Miceless]] 14 December 2009

= Files =
Place the following files in your config directory. You will have to create some of them.
*autorun.txt
<pre>
bind tab activate
bind q take
bind e drop

bind shift-F1 "exec wood.txt"
bind shift-F2 "exec dig.txt"
bind shift-F3 "exec mine.txt"
bind shift-F4 "exec imp.txt"
bind shift-F5 "exec farm.txt"
</pre>

*wood.txt - Also includes [[prune|pruning]] and [[sprout]] picking.
<pre>
bind X CHOP_UP
bind SHIFT-X PRUNE
bind C CUT_DOWN
bind SHIFT-C PICK_SPROUT
</pre>

*dig.txt
<pre>
bind X DIG
bind SHIFT-X FLATTEN
</pre>

*mine.txt
<pre>
bind X PROSPECT
bind C MINE_FORWARD
</pre>

*imp.txt
<pre>
bind X REPAIR
bind C IMPROVE
</pre>

*farm.txt - Includes [[grooming]]
<pre>
bind x GROOM
bind C FARM
bind SHIFT-C HARVEST
</pre>

Key bindings

2009-12-14T15:37:57Z

Miceless: Missed a couple things

[[Main Page]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Introduction ==

Key bindings are defined in the ''keybindings.txt'' file, which is automatically updated if you rebind keys while playing. Binds in ''autorun.txt'' will be executed on startup and these will overwrite any in ''keybindings.txt''. These files can be found in the Wurm game directory under ''configs''. e.g. C:\Games\Wurm\configs\default

== Key binds ==
Key binds allow quick "hotkey" access to common [[command]]s and [[action]]s. The bind command requires special values as input.

<key> is based on Java key constants. Letters and numbers represent themselves. For other keys, if you can't guess the correct name search [http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/awt/event/KeyEvent.html the full KeyEvent list]. Meta keys can also be specified, e.g. <tt>shift-tab</tt> or <tt>ctrl-alt-w</tt>. Available meta keys are Ctrl, Shift, and Alt. The "Alt Gr" key is treated as Alt (if your keyboard has one). The non-meta key must always be the last key in the combination. It is not possible to bind only meta keys.

Keys bound to actions are sensitive to the mouse cursor's hover location/position and object highlight. So, if the cursor is hovering over an item in an [[inventory]] or highlighting an item on the [[ground]] (or a [[tile]] itself for other binds), and the <tt>TAKE</tt> bind key is pressed, that item will be taken. It is not necessary to left-click the mouse button in order to select an item first either; just hovering the mouse over something will allow the key bind to affect it.

<table width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td width=50%>
===Category===
''(incomplete and needs cleaning up)''

'''* UI CONTROL:'''
<tt>NEXT_TAB, TOGGLE_CHAT, PREVIOUS_TAB, NEXT_WINDOW, PREVIOUS_WINDOW</tt>

'''* Movement/Control:'''
<tt>AUTORUN, CENTER_VIEW, TURN_DOWN, TURN_UP, TURN_LEFT, TURN_RIGHT, MOVE_FORWARD, MOVE_BACK, MOVE_LEFT, MOVE_RIGHT, STRAFE, GLANCE_LEFT, GLANCE_RIGHT</tt>

'''* FIGHTING/COMBAT:'''
<tt>FIGHT_DEFENSIVE, FIGHT_NORMAL, FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY, TOGGLE_FIGHT_SPAM, NO_TARGET, TARGET</tt>

'''* STATUS TOGGLES:'''
<tt>TOGGLE_CLIMB, TOGGLE_FAITHFUL, TOGGLE_LAWFUL</tt>

'''* ITEM MOVEMENT/MANIPULATION:'''
<tt>DRAG, STOP_DRAGGING, PUSH, PULL, TURN_CLOCKWISE, TURN_COUNTERCLOCKWISE, ACTIVATE_TOOL1, ACTIVATE_TOOL2, ACTIVATE_TOOL3, ACTIVATE_TOOL4, ACTIVATE_TOOL5, TAKE, DROP, EXAMINE</tt>

'''* MINING/DIGGING:'''
<tt>DIG, FLATTEN, PACK, MINE_FORWARD, MINE_UP, MINE_DOWN, MINE_SURFACE, MINE_TUNNEL, PROSPECT, DREDGE</tt>

'''* NATURE/FARMING/GROOMING:'''
<tt>FORAGE, BOTANIZE, PICK_FLOWERS, PRUNE, CULTIVATE, PICK_SPROUT, FARM, HARVEST, BREED, GROOM, TAME, LEAD, STOP_LEADING, FEED</tt>

'''* RELIGION:'''
<tt>ABSORB</tt>

'''* ITEM CREATION/MISC ITEMS:'''
<tt>IMPROVE, REPAIR, CUT_DOWN, CHOP_UP</tt>

'''* MISC SKILLS:'''
TRACK

===Date added===
Pre November 2007: <tt>NEXT_TAB, TOGGLE_CHAT, AUTORUN, CENTER_VIEW, TURN_DOWN, TURN_UP, TURN_LEFT, TURN_RIGHT, MOVE_FORWARD, MOVE_BACK, MOVE_LEFT, MOVE_RIGHT, STRAFE</tt>

In November 2007, more "keys" were added: <tt>[[fight|FIGHT_DEFENSIVE, FIGHT_NORMAL, FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY]], [[climb|TOGGLE_CLIMB]], [[faith|TOGGLE_FAITHFUL]], [[lawful|TOGGLE_LAWFUL]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL1]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL2]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL3]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL4]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL5]]</tt> (there was no key option for [[spam mode]])

In March 2008, more "keys" were added: <tt>[[Spam mode|TOGGLE_FIGHT_SPAM]], GLANCE_LEFT, GLANCE_RIGHT, NO_TARGET, PREVIOUS_TAB, NEXT_WINDOW, PREVIOUS_WINDOW, [[Examine|EXAMINE]], [[take|TAKE]], [[drop|DROP]]</tt>

In August 2009 (client version 2.6.8-1658 [unstable]), more "keys" were added to the unstable client: <tt>[[drag|DRAG, STOP_DRAGGING]], [[push|PUSH]], [[repair|REPAIR]], TURN_CLOCKWISE, TURN_COUNTERCLOCKWISE, [[pull|PULL]], [[improve|IMPROVE]], [[dig|DIG, FLATTEN, PACK]], [[harvest|HARVEST, FARM]], [[cultivate|CULTIVATE]], [[mine|MINE_FORWARD, MINE_UP, MINE_DOWN, MINE_SURFACE, MINE_TUNNEL]], [[prospect|PROSPECT]], [[pick|PICK_SPROUT]], [[prune|PRUNE]], [[cut|CUT_DOWN]], [[chop|CHOP_UP]]</tt>

In October 2009 (2.6.8-1735 [testing]): <tt>ACTIVATE, [[tame|TAME]], [[lead|LEAD, STOP_LEADING]], [[track|TRACK]], [[feed|FEED]], [[target|TARGET]], [[absorb|ABSORB]], [[breed|BREED]], [[groom|GROOM]], [[dredge|DREDGE]], [[forage|FORAGE]], [[botanize|BOTANIZE]], [[pick|PICK_FLOWERS]]</tt>
</td>
<td width=2% bgcolor=#797b86></td>
<td>
===Table===
''(date-sorted by default but doesn't manually sort correctly so reload page)''
{| cellpadding=2 cellspacing=4 class=sortable
!Bind !!Category !!Date added
|-
|<tt>NEXT_TAB</tt> || [[Interface]] || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CHAT</tt> || [[Interface]] || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>AUTORUN</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>CENTER_VIEW</tt> || Camera || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TURN_DOWN</tt> || Camera || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TURN_UP</tt> || Camera || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TURN_LEFT</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TURN_RIGHT</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>MOVE_FORWARD</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>MOVE_BACK</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>MOVE_LEFT</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>MOVE_RIGHT</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>STRAFE</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[fight|FIGHT_DEFENSIVE]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[fight|FIGHT_NORMAL]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[fight|FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[climb|TOGGLE_CLIMB]]</tt> || [[Player]] movement || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[faith|TOGGLE_FAITHFUL]]</tt> || [[Religion]] || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[lawful|TOGGLE_LAWFUL]]</tt> || Morality || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL1]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL2]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL3]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL4]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL5]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Spam mode|TOGGLE_FIGHT_SPAM]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>GLANCE_LEFT</tt> || Camera || March 2008
|-
|<tt>GLANCE_RIGHT</tt> || Camera || March 2008
|-
|<tt>NO_TARGET</tt> || [[Fighting]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>PREVIOUS_TAB</tt> || [[Interface]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>NEXT_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>PREVIOUS_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>[[Examine|EXAMINE]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || March 2008
|-
|<tt>[[take|TAKE]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || March 2008
|-
|<tt>[[drop|DROP]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || March 2008
|-
|<tt>[[drag|DRAG]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[drag|STOP_DRAGGING]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[push|PUSH]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[repair|REPAIR]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>TURN_CLOCKWISE</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>TURN_COUNTERCLOCKWISE</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[pull|PULL]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[improve|IMPROVE]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[dig|DIG]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[flatten|FLATTEN]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[pack|PACK]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[harvest|HARVEST]]</tt> || [[Farming]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[farm|FARM]]</tt> || [[Farming]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[cultivate|CULTIVATE]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_FORWARD]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_UP]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_DOWN]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_SURFACE]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_TUNNEL]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[prospect|PROSPECT]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[pick|PICK_SPROUT]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[prune|PRUNE]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[cut|CUT_DOWN]]</tt> || [[Woodcutting]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[chop|CHOP_UP]]</tt> || [[Woodcutting]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[activate|ACTIVATE]]</tt> || [[Item ]] manipulation || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[tame|TAME]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[lead|LEAD]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[lead|STOP_LEADING]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[track|TRACK]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[feed|FEED]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[target|TARGET]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[absorb|ABSORB]]</tt> || [[Healing]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[breed|BREED]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[groom|GROOM]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[dredge|DREDGE]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[forage|FORAGE]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[botanize|BOTANIZE]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[pick|PICK_FLOWERS]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || October 2009
|}
</td></tr>
</table>

== Examples ==

For an example of how key bindings can help you, see [[quickswitch hotkeys]].

== Additional autorun.txt uses ==

''autorun.txt'' can be used in several other useful ways.

The following opens windows when the client loads:
<pre>
toggle skills
toggle inventory
toggle stats
</pre>

This stops kingdom chat from loading when the game starts, but sometimes someone gets in a message before it takes effect. Placing it at the top of the file may help.
<pre>
say /kchat
</pre>

You could add this to know how much sleep bonus you have when you log in. This works best at the bottom of the file.
<pre>
say /sleep
</pre>

You could add this to know how long the server has been up. This works best at the bottom of the file.
<pre>
say /uptime
</pre>

=== Defaults ===
If you want to reset your key bindings to their default state simply delete the keybindings file. A new one will be created with the default values.

[[Category:Technical Details]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Guides:Quickswitch hotkeys

2009-12-14T15:34:11Z

Miceless: Example key bindings

[[User:Miceless|miceless]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Quickswitch hotkeys ==

{{infobox|The principles described on this page require the unstable client to work!}}

= Introduction =
This page has been written by me to act as an example of how powerful hotkeys can be in Wurm. Users may take what I have here and copy it in its entirety or they can adapt it to their own needs. At present most of this requires the [[unstable client]] and as such many people seem to know nothing about it. Hopefully that will change when the clients are merged, but in the meantime I will attempt to spread the word.

= Description =
There are so many actions in wurm that binding them all would take up most of the keyboard. Listed in the [[#Files]] section below are the commands needed to allow you to quickly switch between jobs at the press of a button. Imping your tools and need to chop some wood? Easy.

The system below revolves around the use of {{key|W}}{{key|S}}{{key|A}}{{key|D}} and the mouse as movement controls. {{key|Q}} and {{key|E}} are easy [[take]] and [[drop]] access. {{key|Tab}} is used to [[activate]]. This leaves {{key|X}} and {{key|C}} as our quickswitch hotkeys. If I am imping then these are [[repair]] and [[improve]] respectively, in mining they are [[prospect]] and [[mine]] respectively, etc. I also use the {{key|Shift}} as a modifier, but {{key|Z}} and {{key|V}} could be used aswell. To switch between them you simply press the relevent button. For example woodcutting is {{key|Shift-F1}}. When combined with a [[toolbelt]] and its number shortcuts it becomes simple and efficient.

= Files =
Place the following files in your config directory. You will have to create some of them.
*autorun.txt
<pre>
bind tab activate
bind q take
bind e drop

bind shift-F1 "exec wood.txt"
bind shift-F2 "exec dig.txt"
bind shift-F3 "exec mine.txt"
bind shift-F4 "exec imp.txt"
bind shift-F5 "exec farm.txt"
</pre>

*wood.txt - Also includes [[prune|pruning]] and [[sprout]] picking.
<pre>
bind X CHOP_UP
bind SHIFT-X PRUNE
bind C CUT_DOWN
bind SHIFT-C PICK_SPROUT
</pre>

*dig.txt
<pre>
bind X DIG
bind SHIFT-X FLATTEN
</pre>

*mine.txt
<pre>
bind X PROSPECT
bind C MINE_FORWARD
</pre>

*imp.txt
<pre>
bind X REPAIR
bind C IMPROVE
</pre>

*farm.txt - Includes [[grooming]]
<pre>
bind x GROOM
bind C FARM
bind SHIFT-C HARVEST
</pre>

User:Miceless

2009-12-14T15:33:50Z

Miceless: New

= miceless =
I am a keen player of wurm and use the wiki extensively, tweaking when appropriate.

== See also ==
* My [[Player:Miceless|player page]]
* My [[quickswitch hotkeys]] page

Client Key Bindings

2009-12-14T15:33:29Z

Miceless: Moved to key bindings

#redirect[[key bindings]]

{{delete|Capitals in title}}

Key bindings

2009-12-14T15:33:06Z

Miceless: Moved and cleanup along with Console

[[Main Page]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Introduction ==

Key bindings are defined in the ''keybindings.txt'' file, which is automatically updated if you rebind keys while playing. Binds in ''autorun.txt'' will be executed on startup and these will overwrite any in keybindings.txt. These files can be found in the Wurm game directory under ''configs''. e.g. C:\Games\Wurm\configs\default

== Key binds ==
Key binds allow quick "hotkey" access to common [[command]]s and [[action]]s. The bind command requires special values as input.

<key> is based on Java key constants. Letters and numbers represent themselves. For other keys, search [http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/awt/event/KeyEvent.html the full KeyEvent list] if you can't guess the correct name. Meta keys can also be specified, e.g. <tt>shift-tab</tt> or <tt>ctrl-alt-w</tt>. Available meta keys are Ctrl, Shift, and Alt. The "Alt Gr" key is treated as Alt (if your keyboard has one). The non-meta key must always be the last key in the combination. It is not possible to bind only meta keys.

Keys bound to actions are sensitive to the mouse cursor's hover location/position and object highlight. So, if the cursor is hovering over an item in an [[inventory]] or highlighting an item on the [[ground]] (or a [[tile]] itself for other binds), and the <tt>TAKE</tt> bind key is pressed, that item will be taken. It is not necessary to left-click the mouse button in order to select an item first either; just hovering the mouse over something will allow the key bind to affect it.

<table width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td width=50%>
===Category===
''(incomplete and needs cleaning up)''

'''* UI CONTROL:'''
<tt>NEXT_TAB, TOGGLE_CHAT, PREVIOUS_TAB, NEXT_WINDOW, PREVIOUS_WINDOW</tt>

'''* Movement/Control:'''
<tt>AUTORUN, CENTER_VIEW, TURN_DOWN, TURN_UP, TURN_LEFT, TURN_RIGHT, MOVE_FORWARD, MOVE_BACK, MOVE_LEFT, MOVE_RIGHT, STRAFE, GLANCE_LEFT, GLANCE_RIGHT</tt>

'''* FIGHTING/COMBAT:'''
<tt>FIGHT_DEFENSIVE, FIGHT_NORMAL, FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY, TOGGLE_FIGHT_SPAM, NO_TARGET, TARGET</tt>

'''* STATUS TOGGLES:'''
<tt>TOGGLE_CLIMB, TOGGLE_FAITHFUL, TOGGLE_LAWFUL</tt>

'''* ITEM MOVEMENT/MANIPULATION:'''
<tt>DRAG, STOP_DRAGGING, PUSH, PULL, TURN_CLOCKWISE, TURN_COUNTERCLOCKWISE, ACTIVATE_TOOL1, ACTIVATE_TOOL2, ACTIVATE_TOOL3, ACTIVATE_TOOL4, ACTIVATE_TOOL5, TAKE, DROP, EXAMINE</tt>

'''* MINING/DIGGING:'''
<tt>DIG, FLATTEN, PACK, MINE_FORWARD, MINE_UP, MINE_DOWN, MINE_SURFACE, MINE_TUNNEL, PROSPECT, DREDGE</tt>

'''* NATURE/FARMING/GROOMING:'''
<tt>FORAGE, BOTANIZE, PICK_FLOWERS, PRUNE, CULTIVATE, PICK_SPROUT, FARM, HARVEST, BREED, GROOM, TAME, LEAD, STOP_LEADING, FEED</tt>

'''* RELIGION:'''
<tt>ABSORB</tt>

'''* ITEM CREATION/MISC ITEMS:'''
<tt>IMPROVE, REPAIR, CUT_DOWN, CHOP_UP</tt>

'''* MISC SKILLS:'''
TRACK

===Date added===
Pre November 2007: <tt>NEXT_TAB, TOGGLE_CHAT, AUTORUN, CENTER_VIEW, TURN_DOWN, TURN_UP, TURN_LEFT, TURN_RIGHT, MOVE_FORWARD, MOVE_BACK, MOVE_LEFT, MOVE_RIGHT, STRAFE</tt>

In November 2007, more "keys" were added: <tt>[[fight|FIGHT_DEFENSIVE, FIGHT_NORMAL, FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY]], [[climb|TOGGLE_CLIMB]], [[faith|TOGGLE_FAITHFUL]], [[lawful|TOGGLE_LAWFUL]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL1]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL2]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL3]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL4]], [[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL5]]</tt> (there was no key option for [[spam mode]])

In March 2008, more "keys" were added: <tt>[[Spam mode|TOGGLE_FIGHT_SPAM]], GLANCE_LEFT, GLANCE_RIGHT, NO_TARGET, PREVIOUS_TAB, NEXT_WINDOW, PREVIOUS_WINDOW, [[Examine|EXAMINE]], [[take|TAKE]], [[drop|DROP]]</tt>

In August 2009 (client version 2.6.8-1658 [unstable]), more "keys" were added to the unstable client: <tt>[[drag|DRAG, STOP_DRAGGING]], [[push|PUSH]], [[repair|REPAIR]], TURN_CLOCKWISE, TURN_COUNTERCLOCKWISE, [[pull|PULL]], [[improve|IMPROVE]], [[dig|DIG, FLATTEN, PACK]], [[harvest|HARVEST, FARM]], [[cultivate|CULTIVATE]], [[mine|MINE_FORWARD, MINE_UP, MINE_DOWN, MINE_SURFACE, MINE_TUNNEL]], [[prospect|PROSPECT]], [[pick|PICK_SPROUT]], [[prune|PRUNE]], [[cut|CUT_DOWN]], [[chop|CHOP_UP]]</tt>

In October 2009 (2.6.8-1735 [testing]): <tt>ACTIVATE, [[tame|TAME]], [[lead|LEAD, STOP_LEADING]], [[track|TRACK]], [[feed|FEED]], [[target|TARGET]], [[absorb|ABSORB]], [[breed|BREED]], [[groom|GROOM]], [[dredge|DREDGE]], [[forage|FORAGE]], [[botanize|BOTANIZE]], [[pick|PICK_FLOWERS]]</tt>
</td>
<td width=2% bgcolor=#797b86></td>
<td>
===Table===
''(date-sorted by default but doesn't manually sort correctly so reload page)''
{| cellpadding=2 cellspacing=4 class=sortable
!Bind !!Category !!Date added
|-
|<tt>NEXT_TAB</tt> || [[Interface]] || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CHAT</tt> || [[Interface]] || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>AUTORUN</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>CENTER_VIEW</tt> || Camera || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TURN_DOWN</tt> || Camera || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TURN_UP</tt> || Camera || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TURN_LEFT</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>TURN_RIGHT</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>MOVE_FORWARD</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>MOVE_BACK</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>MOVE_LEFT</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>MOVE_RIGHT</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>STRAFE</tt> || [[Player]] movement || Pre-November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[fight|FIGHT_DEFENSIVE]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[fight|FIGHT_NORMAL]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[fight|FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[climb|TOGGLE_CLIMB]]</tt> || [[Player]] movement || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[faith|TOGGLE_FAITHFUL]]</tt> || [[Religion]] || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[lawful|TOGGLE_LAWFUL]]</tt> || Morality || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL1]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL2]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL3]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL4]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Toolbelt|ACTIVATE_TOOL5]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || November 2007
|-
|<tt>[[Spam mode|TOGGLE_FIGHT_SPAM]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>GLANCE_LEFT</tt> || Camera || March 2008
|-
|<tt>GLANCE_RIGHT</tt> || Camera || March 2008
|-
|<tt>NO_TARGET</tt> || [[Fighting]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>PREVIOUS_TAB</tt> || [[Interface]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>NEXT_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>PREVIOUS_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]] || March 2008
|-
|<tt>[[Examine|EXAMINE]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || March 2008
|-
|<tt>[[take|TAKE]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || March 2008
|-
|<tt>[[drop|DROP]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || March 2008
|-
|<tt>[[drag|DRAG]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[drag|STOP_DRAGGING]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[push|PUSH]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[repair|REPAIR]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>TURN_CLOCKWISE</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>TURN_COUNTERCLOCKWISE</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[pull|PULL]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[improve|IMPROVE]]</tt> || [[Item]] movement/manipulation || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[dig|DIG]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[flatten|FLATTEN]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[pack|PACK]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[harvest|HARVEST]]</tt> || [[Farming]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[farm|FARM]]</tt> || [[Farming]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[cultivate|CULTIVATE]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_FORWARD]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_UP]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_DOWN]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_SURFACE]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[mine|MINE_TUNNEL]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[prospect|PROSPECT]]</tt> || [[Mining]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[pick|PICK_SPROUT]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[prune|PRUNE]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[cut|CUT_DOWN]]</tt> || [[Woodcutting]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[chop|CHOP_UP]]</tt> || [[Woodcutting]] || August 2009
|-
|<tt>[[activate|ACTIVATE]]</tt> || [[Item ]] manipulation || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[tame|TAME]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[lead|LEAD]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[lead|STOP_LEADING]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[track|TRACK]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[feed|FEED]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[target|TARGET]]</tt> || [[Fighting]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[absorb|ABSORB]]</tt> || [[Healing]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[breed|BREED]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[groom|GROOM]]</tt> || [[Animals]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[dredge|DREDGE]]</tt> || [[Digging]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[forage|FORAGE]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[botanize|BOTANIZE]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || October 2009
|-
|<tt>[[pick|PICK_FLOWERS]]</tt> || [[Nature]] || October 2009
|}
</td></tr>
</table>

== Examples ==

For an example of how key bindings can help you, see [[quickswitch hotkeys]].

== Additional autorun.txt uses ==

''autorun.txt'' can be used in several other useful ways.

The following opens windows when the client loads:
<pre>
toggle skills
toggle inventory
toggle stats
</pre>

This stops kingdom chat from loading when the game starts, but sometimes someone gets in a message before it takes effect. Placing it at the top of the file may help.
<pre>
say /kchat
</pre>

You could add this to know how much sleep bonus you have when you log in. This works best at the bottom of the file.
<pre>
say /sleep
</pre>

You could add this to know how long the server has been up. This works best at the bottom of the file.
<pre>
say /uptime
</pre>

=== Defaults ===
If you want to reset your key bindings to their default state simply delete the keybindings file. A new one will be created with the default values.

[[Category:Technical Details]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Console

2009-12-14T15:31:24Z

Miceless: Cleanup, along with Key bindings

[[Main Page]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

The '''console''' is a window for entering text commands to the [[Wurm]] [[client]]. It can be opened using {{key|F1}} in the default key bindings ({{key|F9}} in the current unstable client). Console commands should not be confused with [[chat commands]] or [[action]]s.

== Commands ==

Legend: <name> is a mandatory argument, [name] is an optional argument, (name|other) is an argument which requires one of the listed values.

; bind <key> <action> : Binds the key to the specified action. See [[key bindings]] for more information on <key> and <action> values.
; bind <key> "<text>" : Binds the key to a console command. Pressing the key will act as if you had typed the text into the console. See [[key bindings]] for more information.
; cmd <num> : Raw [[fight]] commands; use with care.
; dump (debug | skills) : Saves the specified data to a file in the [[player]]'s dumps directory.
; dump (binds | options) : Dumps the specified data to the console.
; exec <filename> : Executes each line in the file as a console command.
; fightmove<1-5> : Use fight special move 1-5. (No space in the command.)
; irc [server] [port] : Connects to the specified [[IRC]] network. Defaults are irc.heavenlyplace.net and 6667.
; ircsay <text> : Sends the text to the topmost IRC window.
; quit : Opens the quit dialog
; reallyquit : Quits the client without asking for confirmation
; refresh: Reloads the game graphics
; say <text> : Sends the specified text to the local chat window. (Access other chat windows using /tell, /shout, /village)
; screenshot : Creates a screenshot (in the player's screenshot directory)
; sensitivity <0-10> : Changes mouse sensitivity to the given value. Note that this only changes the senstivity when looking around.
; setoption <option_name> <option_value> : Changes a game option without restarting. Not all options can be changed while playing. Look in gamesettings.txt for option names and value hints.
; showbml <filename> : Parses the file as [[BML]] and displays it
; switchlight : Toggles between old and new light code
; toggle (console | fightspam | fps | gui | [[healthbar]] | [[improve]] | [[inventory]] | keyboard_hints | [[skills]] | [[spelleffects]] | [[stats]] | [[target]] | wikisearch* | [[compass]]* | [[toolbelt]]*) : Toggles the specified feature. Most control display of [[HUD]] components.
; wiki <title> : Opens a window with the specified wiki page.

[[Category:Technical Details]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Praying

2009-12-11T22:07:26Z

Miceless: More "pray day" info

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Religion|Religion]] / '''Praying'''

===Description===
[[Praying]] can increase your [[faith]] and the rate at which you gain [[favor]]. You'll need to pray at an [[altar]] to gain faith.

You can pray as often as you want but only five prayers, spaced at least 20 minutes apart, will increase your faith in any 24 hour period. The 24 hours is determined by server uptime. Use the [[chat command]] '''/uptime''' to check this. In other words, you can pray five times between zero uptime and 24 hours, five more between one day and two days, etc.

You can pray at other locations than altars, depending on your [[Gods|god]], but this does not do anything currently.

:* [[Fo]] - Very old trees.
:* [[Vynora]] - [[Water tiles]].
:* [[Magranon]] - [[Rock tile]]s.
:* [[Libila]] - [[Corpse]]s.

The [[skills|skill]] ''praying'' currently has no effect whatsoever, and will be removed or reworked later.

== [[Titles]] ==
* Reverent at 50 skill
* No title at 70 skill

[[Category:Religion]]
[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Babel/P]]

Scythe blade

2009-12-09T15:57:11Z

Miceless: Corrected weight

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Weapon smithing]] / [[Blades smithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Scythe blade
|active=glowing [[iron lump]] (0.6 kg)
|passive=[[large anvil]]
|group=Miscellaneous
|materials=no
|result=* 1 '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.6 kg)
|skill=blades smithing
|improve=no
}}

== Description ==
A blade used in the construction of a [[scythe]], together with a [[shaft]].

[[Category:Babel/S]]