- Out Of Character (OOC)
...e acting as you would if you had fur. Again, people are rarely 100% out of character for that reason, and for the reason that a lot of people feel more free to
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- In Character (IC)
.... You can also refer to an IC "world" or other things that are part of the character's background or present.
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- IC
#REDIRECT [[In Character (IC)]]
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- OOC
#REDIRECT [[Out Of Character (OOC)]]
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- In Character
#REDIRECT [[In Character (IC)]]
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- Safeword
...ontext generally is a request to stop the scene and/or discuss it [[Out Of Character]]. As with [[Real Life]] [[BDSM]] play, it implies that either the top of b
...s or with the OOC command with out actually using safeword. These [[Out Of Character]] channels of communication can often prevent getting to the point of needi
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- Filter (MPI)
...the item seperator in the input list, instead of the usual carriage return character.
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- Foreach (MPI)
...string as the item seperator in list, instead of the usual carriage return character.
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- Midstr (MPI)
If no pos2 is given, then the returned string is only the character at the given pos1 position.
The first character in str is 1, and the last one can always be referenced by -1.
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- Nl (MPI)
Returns a carriage return character.
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- Parse (MPI)
...the item seperator in the input list, instead of the usual carriage return character. If s2 is defined, then it will use that string to seperate the items in t
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- Smatch (MPI)
* matches any number of any character.
? matches one character, of any type.
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- Strlen (MPI)
Returns an integer that is the number of character in string.
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- @name
...estries/registration/ Character Registration] if you just want a different character.
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- Character Copyright
== Armchair Lawyers and the Character Copyright Policy ==
...demarked characters, as long as they're not recreations of the trademarked character. You can be 'Zazu' but you can't also be a hornbill, you can be 'Timon' but
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- Too human
...for violation of policy) or you may be given an opportunity to revise your character's presentation.
...ime, animated cucumbers, non-human toons, and so forth, are all acceptable character choices. Human toons and human-looking androids, robots, etc, are NOT accep
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- Copyright
#REDIRECT [[Character Copyright]]
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- Running Public Roleplay Areas
... of this is the global and '''required''' respect for [[Safeword]]. Out of Character everyone has the right to bring a scene to an end. Period. Further, this is
...umping off points for people to roleplay from and to help people fit their character into the area better.
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- History
|}''This page refers to the [[In Character (IC)]] history of the gaming world that Tapestries MUCK is founded on. For
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- Creating a Roleplay Character
How to build up a character for roleplaying on a [[MUCK]].
==Character Concepts==
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