Measure command - Revision history

LADYMOFFITT at 15:08, 7 November 2020

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	The '''{{tt\|Measure}} command''' is used to measure the dimensions of an object you are holding. Attempting to estimate the dimensions without a tool requires and teaches {{skill\|Appraisal}}. Measuring with a yardstick is always accurate.		The '''{{tt\|Measure}} command''' is used to measure the dimensions of an object you are holding. Attempting to estimate the dimensions without a tool requires and teaches {{skill\|Appraisal}}. Measuring with a yardstick is always accurate.

	Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's exterior dimensions change as it is filled up, based on the elasticity of the material.		Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity, while measuring a closed container will give you the outside dimensions. Note that a container's exterior dimensions change as it is filled up, based on the elasticity of the material.

	The '''{{tt\|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is also used in the [[Tailoring discipline]].		The '''{{tt\|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is also used in the [[Tailoring discipline]].

MOTHRA at 15:07, 19 April 2020

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	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
	*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>''		*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>''
	*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|WITH}} ''<measuring tool>''		*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|WITH}} ''<measuring tool>'' ([[Yardstick\|yardstick]])
	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl\|a=y}}
			*{{com\|appraise}}
			*[[:Category:Crafting_materials#Metal_nugget_sizes\|Metal nugget sizes]]
			*[[:Category:Crafting_materials#Stone_sizes\|Stone sizes]]
			*[[:Category:Crafting_materials#Wood_sizes\|Wood sizes]]
	{{cat\|Commands}}		{{cat\|Commands}}

CARAAMON at 16:38, 24 October 2013

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	The '''{{tt\|Measure}} command''' is used to measure the dimensions of an object you are holding. Attempting to estimate the dimensions without a tool requires and teaches {{skill\|Appraisal}}. Measuring with a yardstick is always accurate.		The '''{{tt\|Measure}} command''' is used to measure the dimensions of an object you are holding. Attempting to estimate the dimensions without a tool requires and teaches {{skill\|Appraisal}}. Measuring with a yardstick is always accurate.

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	Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's dimensions change as ~~you~~ ~~fill~~ it up based on the elasticity of the material.~~<br>~~		Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's exterior dimensions change as it is filled up, based on the elasticity of the material.

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	The '''{{tt\|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is also used in the [[Tailoring discipline]].		The '''{{tt\|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is also used in the [[Tailoring discipline]].

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	*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>''		*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>''
	*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|WITH}} ''<measuring tool>''		*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|WITH}} ''<measuring tool>''
		⚫	{{RefAl}}

⚫	{{RefAl~~\|a=-~~}}

	{{cat\|Commands}}		{{cat\|Commands}}

CARAAMON: /* Unit of Measurement */ added note about spans

2012-01-29T03:59:07Z

Unit of Measurement: added note about spans

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	\|1 span\|\|4 inches		\|1 span\|\|4 inches
	\|}		\|}

			Note that the game does track measurements in units smaller than spans, but display rounds to span.

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

ISHARON: /* Unit of Measurement */

2012-01-14T20:12:14Z

Unit of Measurement

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	Elanthia uses a unit of measurement called the ''span'' (think "handspan").		Elanthia uses a unit of measurement called the ''span'' (think "handspan").

	{\|width=40% class="wikitable"		{\|width=25% class="wikitable"
	! Spans		! Spans
	! Equivalent		! Equivalent

ISHARON at 20:11, 14 January 2012

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 Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's dimensions change as you fill it up based on the elasticity of the material.<br>
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 The '''{{tt|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is also used in the [[Tailoring discipline]].
 ==Syntax==

ISHARON at 20:03, 14 January 2012

2012-01-14T20:03:26Z

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	The '''{{tt\|Measure}} ~~[[page type is::~~command]]''' is used to measure the dimensions of an object you are holding. Attempting to estimate the dimensions without a tool requires and teaches {{skill\|Appraisal}}. Measuring with a yardstick is always accurate.		The '''{{tt\|Measure}} command''' is used to measure the dimensions of an object you are holding. Attempting to estimate the dimensions without a tool requires and teaches {{skill\|Appraisal}}. Measuring with a yardstick is always accurate.
			<br>

	Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's dimensions change as you fill it up based on the elasticity of the material.		Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's dimensions change as you fill it up based on the elasticity of the material.<br>
			<br>

			DR uses a unit of measurement called the "span" (think handspan), where nine spans are equivalent to a "yard."<br>
			<br>
	The '''{{tt\|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is also used in the [[Tailoring discipline]].		The '''{{tt\|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is also used in the [[Tailoring discipline]].

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	*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>''		*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>''
	*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|WITH}} ''<measuring tool>''		*{{tt\|MEASURE}} ''<item>'' {{tt\|WITH}} ''<measuring tool>''

			{{RefAl\|a=-}}

	{{cat\|Commands}}		{{cat\|Commands}}

Maintenance script at 19:17, 14 January 2012

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	Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's dimensions change as you fill it up based on the elasticity of the material.		Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's dimensions change as you fill it up based on the elasticity of the material.

			The '''{{tt\|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is also used in the [[Tailoring discipline]].

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

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The '''{{tt|Measure}} [[page type is::command]]''' is used to measure the dimensions of an object you are holding. Attempting to estimate the dimensions without a tool requires and teaches {{skill|Appraisal}}. Measuring with a yardstick is always accurate.

Measuring an open container will measure its internal dimensions and carrying capacity. Note that a container's dimensions change as you fill it up based on the elasticity of the material.

==Syntax==
*{{tt|MEASURE}} ''<item>''
*{{tt|MEASURE}} ''<item>'' {{tt|WITH}} ''<measuring tool>''

{{cat|Commands}}