- Policies
|[[Policy Registration]]||How to get a character.
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- Policy Glossary
* [[In Character]] (IC)
* [[Out Of Character]] (OOC)
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- Connecting
...the Muck at this time, creating an account with them will not create you a character on the Muck.
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- Archived News
Pending reg queue has been purged. Reregister if you had not gotten your character before the Wired article.
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- Public Builder's Guide
...o sponsor your project. A person is defined as a separate human being, not character. This will be checked in the review process.
Public Building may be transfered to another character. This transfer must be approved by the wizards. Wizard approval includes a
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- Policy Roleplaying and TinySex
Out of Character (RL) CONSENT is required for any play, public or private anywhere on Tapest
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- Policy Harassment
...ms must first be understood, see [[Real Life]], [[In Character]], [[Out Of Character]], [[No Contact Order (NCO)]] and [[Harassment]].
* Not respecting a [[Safeword]]. - If someone tells you OOC (Out Of Character) to stop what you are doing with them, especially by use of safeword, then
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- Policy Lost Passwords
... from, OR the last email address you entered with @email, OR access to the character (this is a possibility for some people with clients that hide passwords.)
#AND you must have logged into the character at least once in the past.
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- Policy Mission Statement
* Adults - The Muck requires that you be 18 years of age or older to create a character. This is important to free people from legal and moral concerns in an envir
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- Chehon Region/Policy Roleplay
...black" and "off-camera" events.'' Some events which might be inevitable in-character might be, for some reason, something that one or more players in the group
... a way to assume that various things happen in the background without your character having to personally attend to it. Bartenders, pedestrians, waiters, shopke
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- Policy Privacy and Wizards
* Email Address - Your email address is stored on your character in a wizard-only property.
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- Policy Public Conduct
* Character Assassination - Badmouthing people in public is a real damper.
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- Policy Punitive
...ople to a "stockade" for a period of days. While serving their sentence, a character will not be able to interact with people who do not chose to come see them
...question, and the character itself, requiring the person to register their character and start over.
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- Policy Purge
...nt to be purged, tailored to different situations and impact on the users. Character meeting the qualifications for purging at the time of a purge will be remov
* Will you protect a character who's player has died?
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- Policy Registration
#Be willing to play a character on a muck with a lot of public sexual activity.
#Invent a unique character, not one that has been created or trademarked by someone else (with out wri
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- Policy Safeword
In a world where consent is sometimes not present in [[Roleplay]], or [[In Character]] (IC) it is very important to make sure that you can clearly state that wh
...le RL, is to use the whisper command to discuss the roleplay OOC ([[Out Of Character]]). If there is something you are not consenting to often times you can wor
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- Policy Toading
Toading is the process of turning a character into and object so they may be recycled. It is called such historically in
...oving themselves in the heat of the moment and having to re-register their character, and rebuild their homes.
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- Policy Wizards
... to perform their duties, you should not ignore them, be polite and out of character. Failure to do so may result in punitive actions.
...ed in "wizzes" about wizard matters believing that they are an "alternate" character of a wizard is forbidden, and should only be done if there is a dire muck w
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- Real Life (RL)
...uter environments. It can also be used to refer to you being 100% [[Out Of Character]] in game, or acting as the "real you."
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- Out Of Character
#REDIRECT [[Out Of Character (OOC)]]
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- 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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- Freeform Combat
...nds in kind with his own attempted blow, adapted from the new position his character is in. It would then fall to player A to decide how the attack resolves, th
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- New User Guide
==Creating a Character==
Creating the actual character is a muti-step process:
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- Online Scening
One up side is that out of scene (or [[Out Of Character (OOC)]]) communication in an online scene is a lot less disruptive to the h
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- @toadme
...r properties back. You will have to start over.'' '''You can recreate your character using the registration form, but you will have to start over if you did not
* Page mails sent with ''page #mail'' by a toaded character are still transmitted. The sender, however, is not identified by his name b
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- God
... [[dbref]] #1. The minimal database used to create a [[MUCK]] creates this character as part of the chicken and the egg problem: Everything must have an owner,
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- Object
* [[Player]] - This is a character on the Muck. It is a special object that can interact with it's environment
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- Me
If you type ''@set me=some[[prop]]:somevalue'' it will set that prop on your character
If you type ''wixxx me'' the muck will display your character's wixxx
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- Cinfo
Cinfo is '''c'''haracter '''info'''rmation that can be filled in about your character or read about other's. Sometimes it's also referenced as pinfo.
...e displayed at the bottom of their cinfo and can be read by typing ''cinfo character FieldName''.
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- Intro to MPI
Now we have a situation where it puts you on the nest if your character if a female, it makes you stand there if a male, and if something else it t
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- Helpstaff
...], [[minors]], etc) it is the helpstaff who will help you configure your [[character]], create [[object]]s, [[build]] [[rooms]], learn the various [[:Category:M
...e include a brief description of your qualifications and the name of the [[character]](s) you would like to be on the helpstaff roster. Depending upon your qual
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- Cinfo notify
...wever, that it needs only be applied to ''one'' field. If applied to BDSM, character, and Preference, for example, it will alert you three times, which is undes
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- Programming MPI
...ebreak or a comma). Sometimes it's desirable to use a space or some other character inside. The default separator is stated in the entry for each MPI function
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- TinySex
...y-. An example is the term tinybody used to refer to the body of a TinyMUD character.
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- Bbs
character. Does not need to be run frequently.
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- Tracking tag
1. Create a block list on your character like so:
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- Wixxx
| Character can change genders.
| Character is IC unless explicitly stated otherwise.
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- Cinfo Blocker
Cinfo3 is for BDSM Field, Cinfo is for Character Field, Cinfo2 is for Player Field, Cinfo4 is for Residence Field, and Cinfo
Cinfo #set Character={eval:{list:cinfo}}
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- Look notify with counters
...prefer to store props on another object so that if I decide to self-toad a character I can pass the object containing all of my props to an alt.
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- Zombies
... result. [[Spoof]] is also a command to look into when you want the extra 'character' to act.
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- Editplayer
...r who is located in another room. Handing is giving a created object to a character in the same room. These toggle whether or not you want to be able to pass
...cess to those areas. This would only be recommended to be set yes if your character has wings.
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- Ooc
'''OOC''' stands for "Out of Character." It signifies that what is being said is not part of a [[roleplay]], and
Some parts of the MUCK allow for both In Character (IC), as well as OOC conversation. Others, such as [[Sodom]], restrict OOC
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- Full New User Guide
...er: Allows you to save, alter/change, add and delete Morphs/Forms for your character( Descriptions that you might later come up with for newer more complicated
...kiblah about full cinfo set up. BUT IN CASE you haven't and are new. EASY! Character INFO (cinfo) is a program designed to let players make information about th
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- Morph
...ph'' is a MUCK program that allows you to save varied descriptions of your character and to change between them easily.
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- Proposed Policy Update 2014
|[[PPU2014 Policy Registration]]||How to get a character.
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- PPU2014 Policy Mission Statement
* Adults - The Muck requires that you be 18 years of age or older to create a character. This is important to free people from legal and moral concerns in an envir
...s of a character within the context of the theme of the MUCK based on that character's background and personality. Some people choose to play something very clo
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- PPU2014 Policy Glossary
...a unique backstory, talents, flaws, and personality -- and seeing how that character interacts with the characters that other people have created, typically wit
...o be IC. A person who is IC is adhering to MUCK and zone themes, and their character generally does not react to information they couldn't realistically know.
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- Etiquette and Style Guide
Etiquette can be defined as ''how a player interacts out-of-character.''
... roleplay in particular, it's important to remember that just because your character loses a fight, it doesn't mean that ''you as a player'' lost!
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- Chehon Policy ondiscussionpage:User talk:TealWizard/WIP/Policy Roleplay (Chehon Region)
...'''have''' to be. Focus on the positive; call it something else. High-risk Character Types maybe, as playing one properly means spinning a number of plates: ris
...m, but I promise those aren't the only reasons someone rolls up an average character. All this conflict is an opportunity for some, average or not. Growth is an
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- @renameme
The @renameme command is used to rename your character. The basic muck @name command is disabled for players on Tapestries; @rena
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- Quota
...d may be used in-game to list the name and dbref for content owned by that character. The [[@recycle]] command may be used to remove unwanted content.
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- Organizations
...ited under [[Policy Roleplaying and TinySex]]), but players can not play a character within the leadership of a Core Organization or meaningfully change the ope
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