Arrange command

Arrange
1) Moves the body of the critter around to make skinning it more difficult than normal, but increases the chances of a perfect skin. 2) Allows selection of specific parts of an animal. 3) Allows you to change your own or someone else's hairstyle. 4) Toggles a custom spellbook's TAP appearance.
ARRANGE <creature> ARRANGE <Person> HAIR <style number> See below for specifics. ARRANGE SPELLBOOK See below for specifics.

Skinning

• ARRANGE
• ARRANGE <creature>
• ARRANGE FOR <part/skin/bone/organ>
• ARRANGE ALL (requires Leather Tanning Expertise or Basic Bone Collecting).

After you ARRANGE you then SKIN the creature to get the item you are looking for.

Hairstyle

• ARRANGE <Person> HAIR <style number>

Arrange hair options: USAGE: ARRANGE HAIR # -or- ARRANGE <player> HAIR #, where # can be any of the following options for your current hair style:

Loose:

1) loose
2) loose, tucked behind his ears
3) parted down the center
4) parted on the side
5) slicked back away from his face
6) matted down on top in a serious case of "helmet hair"
7) in a simple, loose style
8) cropped short on top, longer in the back and sides
9) shaved on one side
10) in choppy layers
11) cropped along the sides and sleekly combed back
12) in an asymmetrical cut

Tied:

1) tied back
2) pulled back in a ponytail
3) arranged in pigtails
4) pulled back in a bun
5) coiled in an upswept twist
6) loosely piled atop his head
7) arranged in ringlets
8) pulled up in a topknot
9) pulled into a slouchy bun at the back of the head
10) shaved on the sides and pulled back into a ponytail
11) coiled into buns on each side of the head
12) pulled up into a ponytail to reveal a tapered undercut

Braided:

1) braided
2) pulled back in two braids
3) arranged in an intricate Elven braid
4) coiled atop his head in a regal braided coronet
5) pulled back in a multitude of beaded braids
6) tied back in a thin braided tail
7) tied back in an intricate five-stranded braid
8) pulled up in an elaborate four-stranded braid
9) in protective box braids
10) in a fishtail braid
11) shaved on the sides and braided into a mohawk
12) arranged in a sleek Dwarven plait around the crown of the head

Tousled (muss once):

1) tousled
2) in a careless, windblown arrangement
3) brushed over the top of his head to hide a receding hairline
4) in a tousled, finger-combed style
5) in a tousled mass of locks that tumbles over his shoulders
6) in a mop of unruly cowlicks
7) feathered back from his face in a windblown look
8) in an odd, frizzy mop -- a definite "bad-hair" day
9) tousled with bits of twigs and leaves
10) artfully tousled
11) styled with soft finger curls
12) in a halo of tousled curls

Unkempt (muss twice):

1) unkempt
2) tangled
3) shaggy
4) untamed
5) teased
6) arranged in tight dreadlocks
7) arranged in a mohawk
8) arranged in oiled spikes
9) tangled in knots
10) ratted into a tangled mess
11) in matted rope-like strands
12) teased into a towering beehive

Spellbooks

• Syntax: ARRANGE SPELLBOOK
  

The arrange command will toggle a custom spellbook's TAP appearance to display applied artwork or attached accessories (if any). A spellbook can be arranged while closed or open, but not while worn.
The toggle order from 0) base, is: 1) painting, 2) beading, 3) lock (or bloodlock), 4) socket, then 5) back to base. Unapplied options are skipped. Only the first beading slot is available to be toggled to. The second and third slots, even if filled, are not available. Attached accessories that make the spellbook wearable (shoulder chains and hip-chain harnesses) are not able to be toggled to. They are only visible when the spellbook is LOOKed at, or when the spellbook is worn. While worn, only the spellbook's base appearance will be displayed along with the accessory that makes it wearable.

>ARRANGE SPELLBOOK
You adjust the appearance of your spellbook to look like: 
 (base):                a [cover style] spellbook.
 (with painting):       a [cover style] spellbook painted with [painting].
 (with beading):        a [cover style] spellbook beaded with some [first beading].
 (with lock, open):     a [cover style] spellbook with an open [spellbook lock or bloodlock] hanging loosely off its cover.
 (with lock, closed):   a [cover style] spellbook closed tightly with [spellbook lock or bloodlock].
 (with lock, locked):   a [cover style] spellbook locked securely under the grip of [spellbook lock or bloodlock].
 (with socket, empty):  a [cover style] spellbook socketed with an open [socket].
 (with socket, filled): a [cover style] spellbook socketed with a [socket] clutching a [inserted object].

See Also: Commands to Use With Hair

• BRAID
• BRUSH
• MUSS
• TIE
• UNBRAID
• UNTIE

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