Spin (script)

Spin (script)
Category	crafting,Outfitting
Front-end	StormFront,Wizard,Genie
Author	Pfanston

Description

You can find the Tailor guide here Tailoring player guide.

This script will allow you to use either a spinning wheel in the outfitting society or a distaff which you can buy. The difference between the two is that a distaff can make 100 yards of thread max holding 100 yards of fiber. The spinning wheel can make 400 yards of thread from 400 yards of fiber. There is a very good description in the tailoring guide for the settings you can use for the distaff or spinning wheel. This script puts fiber on the wheel or distaff and proceeds to spin fiber into thread. It ends when the thread is completed. As a side note, if you get really ambitious and decided to make 400 yards of thread, then you should know its really heavy. Be careful how much you make at one time. For leather and cloth projects you can use average thread. Or you can go to extremes using fine for cloth and thick for leather. That is up to you in the process and how well you make each is what can play into the quality of the final product. Average thread is the easiest to make.

This script will run as is in stormfront, wizard, and genie.

Other Tailor Scripts

The Spin.cmd script is part of a group of tailoring scripts as follows:

sew.cmd
seal.cmd
weave.cmd
reinforce.cmd
lighten.cmd
knit.cmd

Instructions

The tailoring book is not used to create thread. So you wont need it to set to a page for this script. You must also start with the distaff in hand or the spinning wheel in front of your present location.

Parameters - .spin <wheel or distaff> <type fiber> <thread weight> <container>

where <wheel or distaff> = wheel, distaff, you must use on or the other.
<type fiber> = burlap, wool, linen, cotton, or silk.
<thread weight> = fine, thin, average, thick, heavy, or yarn.
<container> = where the tools and fiber are at.

Example - .spin distaff silk thick bag

Script

#Spin
# Parameters - .spin <wheel or distaff> <type fiber> <thread weight> <container>

  put get %2 fiber from my %4
  pause 1
  match End1 unable to wrap that much fiber
  match End2 referring
  match Begin You carefully wrap some
put put my fiber on %1

Begin:
#  pause 1
#  put look my %1
#waitfor appears adjusted to produce
  pause 1
  put ADJUST %1 to %3
waitfor Roundtime:

Spin:
  pause 1
  match End You need a free hand
  match End fibers placed
  match Turn A counter-twist in the fiber
  match Turn Individual strands of the fiber
  match Push One half of the fiber bundle begins
  match Push Slowly the fiber bundle
  match Clean a dull shade from grime
  match Spin Roundtime
  put spin %1
matchwait

Turn:
  pause 1
  match End You need a free hand
  match End fibers placed
  match Turn A counter-twist in the fiber
  match Turn Individual strands of the fiber
  match Push One half of the fiber bundle begins
  match Push Slowly the fiber bundle
  match Clean a dull shade from grime
  match Spin Roundtime
  put turn %1
matchwait

Push:
  pause 1
  match End You need a free hand
  match End fibers placed
  match Turn A counter-twist in the fiber
  match Turn Individual strands of the fiber
  match Push One half of the fiber bundle begins
  match Push Slowly the fiber bundle
  match Clean a dull shade from grime
  match Spin Roundtime
  put push %1
matchwait

Clean:
  pause 1
  match End You need a free hand
  match End fibers placed
  match Turn A counter-twist in the fiber
  match Turn Individual strands of the fiber
  match Push One half of the fiber bundle begins
  match Push Slowly the fiber bundle
  match Clean a dull shade from grime
  match Spin Roundtime
  put clean %1
matchwait

End:
  pause 1
  ECHO
  ECHO You have completed making thread
  ECHO
exit

End1:
  pause 1
  ECHO 
  ECHO Can only use 100 Yd fiber on distaff, 400 on wheel.
  ECHO Cut your fiber and try again.
  ECHO
exit

End2:
  pause 1
  ECHO 
  ECHO You dont appear to have any fiber to use.
  ECHO 
exit