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	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
	<tt>POUR~~</tt>~~<br />		{{tt\|POUR}}<br>
	<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER></tt><br />		<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER></tt><br />
	<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER1> IN <CONTAINER2></tt><br />		<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER1> IN <CONTAINER2></tt><br />

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	The <b><tt>POUR</tt></b> command is used to move and measure liquids between containers. {{tt\|POUR}} serves the same function for liquids as the {{com\|Break}} and the {{com\|Combine}} commands do for solids, namely reducing or increasing the number of parts in a single inventory "piece" of the liquid. When you {{tt\|POUR}} you are left with a reduced quantity in the originating container, and an increased quantity in the target container. In [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important to that system.~~<br~~ />		The <b><tt>POUR</tt></b> command is used to move and measure liquids between containers. {{tt\|POUR}} serves the same function for liquids as the {{com\|Break}} and the {{com\|Combine}} commands do for solids, namely reducing or increasing the number of parts in a single inventory "piece" of the liquid. When you {{tt\|POUR}} you are left with a reduced quantity in the originating container, and an increased quantity in the target container. In [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important to that system. [[Engineering]] and [[Forging craft\|Forging]] also make use of the <tt>POUR command.

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
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	*<tt>MOST</tt> is three quarters the contents		*<tt>MOST</tt> is three quarters the contents
	*<tt>ALL</tt> is all of the contents		*<tt>ALL</tt> is all of the contents

			<tt>POUR [oil, stain] on <item to be repaired>

	===Examples===		===Examples===

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	The <b><tt>POUR</tt></b> ~~verb~~ is used to move and measure liquids between containers. {{tt\|POUR}} serves the same function for liquids as the [[Break ~~command\|break]]~~ and ~~[[Combine~~ ~~command~~\|~~combine]]~~ commands do for solids, namely reducing or increasing the number of parts in a single inventory "piece" of the liquid. When you {{tt\|POUR}} you are left with a reduced quantity in the originating container, and an increased quantity in the target container. In [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important to that system.<br>		The <b><tt>POUR</tt></b> command is used to move and measure liquids between containers. {{tt\|POUR}} serves the same function for liquids as the {{com\|Break}} and the {{com\|Combine}} commands do for solids, namely reducing or increasing the number of parts in a single inventory "piece" of the liquid. When you {{tt\|POUR}} you are left with a reduced quantity in the originating container, and an increased quantity in the target container. In [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important to that system.<br />

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
	<tt>POUR</tt><br>		<tt>POUR</tt><br />
	<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER></tt><br>		<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER></tt><br />
	<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER1> IN <CONTAINER2></tt><br>		<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER1> IN <CONTAINER2></tt><br />

	[<tt>PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL</tt>] is optional and defaults to <tt>ALL</tt><br>		[<tt>PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL</tt>] is optional and defaults to <tt>ALL</tt><br />
	*<tt>PART</tt> equals one part		*<tt>PART</tt> equals one part
	*<tt>HALF</tt> is half the contents		*<tt>HALF</tt> is half the contents
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	===Examples===		===Examples===
	<tt>LOOK IN JAR</tt><br>		<tt>LOOK IN JAR</tt><br />
	<i>In the jar you see some water.</i><br>		<i>In the jar you see some water.</i><br />
	<tt>POUR <b>PART</b> JAR INTO MY CAULDRON</tt><br>		<tt>POUR <b>PART</b> JAR INTO MY CAULDRON</tt><br />
	<i>You pour <b>part</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.</i><br>		<i>You pour <b>part</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.</i><br />
	<br>		<br />
	<tt>LOOK IN JAR</tt><br>		<tt>LOOK IN JAR</tt><br />
	<i>In the jar you see some water.</i><br>		<i>In the jar you see some water.</i><br />
	<tt>POUR <b>ALL</b> JAR INTO MY CAULDRON</tt><br>		<tt>POUR <b>ALL</b> JAR INTO MY CAULDRON</tt><br />
	<i>You pour <b>all</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.</i><br>		<i>You pour <b>all</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.</i><br />
	<i>That was the last of your water.</i><br>		<i>That was the last of your water.</i><br />


	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]][[page type is::command\| ]]

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Example

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	*<tt>ALL</tt> is all of the contents		*<tt>ALL</tt> is all of the contents

	===~~Example~~===		===Examples===
	<tt>LOOK IN JAR</tt><br>		<tt>LOOK IN JAR</tt><br>
	<i>In the jar you see some water.</i><br>		<i>In the jar you see some water.</i><br>

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		⚫	The <b><tt>POUR</tt></b> verb is used to move and measure liquids between containers. {{tt\|POUR}} serves the same function for liquids as the [[Break command\|break]] and [[Combine command\|combine]] commands do for solids, namely reducing or increasing the number of parts in a single inventory "piece" of the liquid. When you {{tt\|POUR}} you are left with a reduced quantity in the originating container, and an increased quantity in the target container. In [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important to that system.<br>
	==Usage==
	===Alchemy===
⚫	~~In [[Alchemy]] the~~ <b><tt>POUR</tt></b> verb ~~can be~~ used to move liquids ~~from~~ ~~one~~ ~~container~~ to ~~another.~~ ~~Mostly~~ ~~though~~ it is ~~used~~ to [[Break command\|break]] and [[Combine command\|combine]] ~~liquids.~~ ~~The~~ liquid is ~~broken~~ in the ~~starting~~ container and ~~combined~~ in the ~~final~~ container. ~~With~~ [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important.<br>

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

CARAAMON at 23:01, 31 March 2008

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⚫	==Syntax==
⚫	POUR<br>
	POUR [part\|half\|most\|all] {container}<br>
	POUR [part\|half\|most\|all] {container} IN {container}<br>

⚫	[~~part~~\|~~half~~\|~~most~~\|~~all~~] is optional and defaults to ~~all~~<br>
⚫	*PART equals one part
⚫	*HALF is half the contents
⚫	*MOST is three quarters the contents
⚫	*ALL is all of the contents

	==Usage==		==Usage==
	===Alchemy===		===Alchemy===
	In [[Alchemy]] the ~~pour~~ verb can be used to move liquids from one container to another. Mostly though it is used to [[Break command\|break]] and [[Combine command\|combine]] liquids. The liquid is broken in the starting container and combined in the final container. With [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important.<br>		In [[Alchemy]] the <b><tt>POUR</tt></b> verb can be used to move liquids from one container to another. Mostly though it is used to [[Break command\|break]] and [[Combine command\|combine]] liquids. The liquid is broken in the starting container and combined in the final container. With [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important.<br>

		⚫	==Syntax==
		⚫	<tt>POUR</tt><br>
			<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER></tt><br>
			<tt>POUR [PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL] <CONTAINER1> IN <CONTAINER2></tt><br>

		⚫	[<tt>PART\|HALF\|MOST\|ALL</tt>] is optional and defaults to <tt>ALL</tt><br>
		⚫	*<tt>PART</tt> equals one part
		⚫	*<tt>HALF</tt> is half the contents
		⚫	*<tt>MOST</tt> is three quarters the contents
		⚫	*<tt>ALL</tt> is all of the contents

	==Example==		===Example===
	>~~look~~ in ~~jar~~<br>		<tt>LOOK IN JAR</tt><br>
	In the jar you see some water.<br>		<i>In the jar you see some water.</i><br>
	>~~pour~~ <b>~~part~~</b> ~~jar~~ ~~into~~ my ~~cauldron~~<br>		<tt>POUR <b>PART</b> JAR INTO MY CAULDRON</tt><br>
	You pour <b>part</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.<br>		<i>You pour <b>part</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.</i><br>
	>pour <b>part</b> jar into my cauldron<br>
	You pour <b>part</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.<br>
	That was the last of your water. <br>
	<br>		<br>
	>~~look~~ in ~~jar~~<br>		<tt>LOOK IN JAR</tt><br>
	In the jar you see some water.<br>		<i>In the jar you see some water.</i><br>
	>~~pour~~ <b>~~all~~</b> ~~jar~~ ~~into~~ my ~~cauldron~~<br>		<tt>POUR <b>ALL</b> JAR INTO MY CAULDRON</tt><br>
	You pour <b>all</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.<br>		<i>You pour <b>all</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.</i><br>
	That was the last of your water. <br>		<i>That was the last of your water.</i><br>

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	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
	>pour help

	POUR<br>		POUR<br>
	POUR [part\|half\|most\|all] {container}<br>		POUR [part\|half\|most\|all] {container}<br>
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	==Usage==		==Usage==
	===Alchemy===		===Alchemy===
	In [[Alchemy]] the pour verb can be used to move liquids from one container to another. Mostly though it is used to [[~~Break_command~~\|break]] and [[~~Combine_command~~\|combine]] liquids. The liquid is broken in the starting container and combined in the final container. With [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important.<br>		In [[Alchemy]] the pour verb can be used to move liquids from one container to another. Mostly though it is used to [[Break command\|break]] and [[Combine command\|combine]] liquids. The liquid is broken in the starting container and combined in the final container. With [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important.<br>

	==Example==		==Example==
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	You pour <b>part</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.<br>		You pour <b>part</b> of your water from your jar into a cauldron.<br>
	That was the last of your water. <br>		That was the last of your water. <br>

	<br>		<br>
	>look in jar<br>		>look in jar<br>
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	[[Category:~~Verb~~]]		[[Category:Commands]]

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Alchemy

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	==Usage==		==Usage==
	===Alchemy===		===Alchemy===
	In [[Alchemy]] the pour verb can be used to move liquids from one container to another. Mostly though it is used to [[~~Alchemy: Break~~\|break]] and [[~~Alchemy: Combine~~\|combine]] liquids. The liquid is broken in the starting container and combined in the final container. With [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important.<br>		In [[Alchemy]] the pour verb can be used to move liquids from one container to another. Mostly though it is used to [[Break_command\|break]] and [[Combine_command\|combine]] liquids. The liquid is broken in the starting container and combined in the final container. With [[Alchemy]] the need for exact parts is crucial so use of this verb is very important.<br>

	==Example==		==Example==

Maintenance script: Pour verb moved to Pour command

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Syntax

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	*HALF is half the contents		*HALF is half the contents
	*MOST is three quarters the contents		*MOST is three quarters the contents
	*ALL if all of the contents		*ALL is all of the contents

	==Usage==		==Usage==