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The '''{{tt|remove}} [[page type is::command]]''' is primarily used to take off a worn |
The '''{{tt|remove}} [[page type is::command]]''' is primarily used to take off a worn item. |
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In addition, it is used to remove an anatomy chart from a compendium. New syntax is "Remove Compendium" to remove a chart. |
In addition, it is used to remove an anatomy chart from a compendium. New syntax is "Remove Compendium" to remove a chart. |
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==Syntax== |
==Syntax== |
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* {{tt|remove}} ''< |
* {{tt|remove}} ''<item>'' |
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* {{tt|remove}} [mustache | beard] |
* {{tt|remove}} [mustache | beard] |
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: You carefully shave your face |
: You carefully shave your face |
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: ''(Must be holding a razor in your hand)'' |
: ''(Must be holding a razor in your hand)'' |
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::''see also: {{com|TRIM}}'' |
::''see also: {{com|TRIM}}'' |
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==Associated Commands== |
==Associated Commands== |
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*{{com|WEAR}} |
*{{com|WEAR}} |
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Revision as of 23:32, 7 July 2020
The REMOVE command is primarily used to take off a worn item.
In addition, it is used to remove an anatomy chart from a compendium. New syntax is "Remove Compendium" to remove a chart.
Syntax
- REMOVE <item>
- REMOVE [mustache | beard]
- You carefully shave your face
- (Must be holding a razor in your hand)
- see also: TRIM