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==Syntax== |
==Syntax== |
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* {{com|ANALYZE}} ''<book>'': Instructions on how to use the book. |
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* {{com|TURN}} ''<book>'' {{tt|to index}}: Will turn to the specified section |
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* {{com|TURN}} ''<book>'' {{tt|to chapter/page}} ''<#>'': Will turn to the appropriate page or chapter. |
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* {{com|READ}} ''<book>'': Gives information about the chapter/page it is currently turned. |
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* {{com|STUDY}} ''<book>'': Will begin the crafting of the item that the book is turned to. |
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Latest revision as of 11:43, 30 September 2017
Crafting books are sold by the various societies and each may be analyzed to learn to use. They contain a index of chapters and a Foreword that explains the Craft.
An Apprentice Book: Extremely easy to simple instructions.
A Journeyman Book: Extremely easy to complicated instructions.
A Master Book: Extremely easy to extremely difficult instructions.
Syntax
- ANALYZE <book>: Instructions on how to use the book.
- TURN <book> TO INDEX: Will turn to the specified section
- TURN <book> TO CHAPTER/PAGE <#>: Will turn to the appropriate page or chapter.
- READ <book>: Gives information about the chapter/page it is currently turned.
- STUDY <book>: Will begin the crafting of the item that the book is turned to.