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Revision as of 10:16, 27 August 2005
Synopsis
chooseSkill {skill name} ["real"]
Description
The chooseSkill command reads the skill value for the specified skill and places the value into the #skill system variable. The current lock status is placed in the #skillLock system variable and the current skill cap is placed in the #skillCap system variable.
The skill name is the first four characters of the actual skill name, with the exception of animal lore (ANIL) and stealth (STLT).
Example
chooseSkill mage if #skill < 700 { msg You don't have enough magery $ halt } ...
See also
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