- Index (MPI)
[[Category:functions (MPI)]][[Category:Property Handling (MPI)]]
<mpi>{index:propname}
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- Prop (MPI)
[[Category:functions (MPI)]][[Category:Property Handling (MPI)]]
=prop=
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- Store (MPI)
[[Category:functions (MPI)]][[Category:Property Handling (MPI)]]
<mpi>{store:val,prop}
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- Testlock (MPI)
[[Category:functions (MPI)]][[Category:Database Related Functions (MPI)]]
<mpi>{testlock:obj,prop}
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- With (MPI)
[[Category:functions (MPI)]][[Category:Variable Handling Functions (MPI)]]
<mpi>{with:var,val,expr..}</mpi>
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- WA-indexer
Note that this program is considerably less CPU intensive than the MPI versions floating around, so if this one will do what you want, we would re
Which columns show up can be customized by setting a '''_custom''' prop on the action with space seperated keywords, in order you want them in. Ke
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- Exit
...instead is used to perform some other action. Normally this is done with [[MPI]] or a [[MUF]] [[program]].
<mpi>@action wallcolor=#1234=wallcolor «- Here we create the action and attach
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- Me
...situations to reference yourself or the [[player]] triggering a piece of [[MPI]] code. Similar keywords for different situations are [[here]] and [[this]
If you type ''@set me=some[[prop]]:somevalue'' it will set that prop on your character
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- Here
You can type [[@set]] here=some[[prop]]:somevalue to set that [[property]] in the room you are in.
You can use '''here''' in [[MPI]] to reference the current [[room]].
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- This
...running [[MPI]] code. For this reason it is of very little use outside of MPI.
<mpi>{store:value,prop,this}
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- Cinfo
There is a piece of MPI code that can be embedded within a main Cinfo field when set to alert you w
...tored inside the _cinfo/ [[propdir]] with each field being an individual [[prop]]. The miscellaneous cinfo fields are stored inside the _cinfo/misc/ [[pro
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- Property
...lly with [[MPI]], that same property above could be set using the [[store (MPI)]] command like this:
<mpi>{store:some value,PropName,me}</mpi>
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- Intro to MPI
The goal of this section is to provide a basic understanding of how to use [[MPI]] to accomplish things. In the interest in keeping this a usefully consise
...oductory note, '''[[@mpi]] {somecode}''' can be used to test a string of [[MPI]] on the muck. A lot of the examples in here will be placed inside various
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- @mpi
The @mpi command is useful for testing bits of [[MPI]] without having to implement them on something. If can be particularly u
@mpi {some [[MPI]]}
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- Privacy room lock
This set of [[MPI]] statements will help you set up privacy locks on rooms in your area. It c
...tore:1,roomlock,{loc:me}}{otell:{name:me} locks the door.,{loc:me},#-1}}}</mpi>
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- Tracking tag
...e:{owner:this}},60},Idle {ltimestr:{idle:{owner:this}}},Awake},Asleep}).}</mpi>
...e:{owner:this}},60},Idle {ltimestr:{idle:{owner:this}}},Awake},Asleep}).}</mpi>
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- D-Lock
@rlock exit={prop:{list:D-lock}}
...wner:this}}}{null:{delay:3,{nl}>>{eval:{list:devils}}}}{nl}Furs Blocked -[{prop:_Devil_blocked#}]-
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- Cinfo Blocker
...s saved and ready to be used for the next, where we are going to place the MPI code into.
{if:{and:{prop:_cinfo_blocked#,{owner:this}},{ne:{lmember:{list:_cinfo_blocked,{owner:this
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- Cinfo LC
...{subt:{instr:{prop:_LC/{name:me}}, },1}},1} {secs},_LC/{name:me}}}+ +Last:{prop:_LC/#last}{null:{store:{name:me},_LC/#last}}+
...1}}({stimestr:{subt:{secs},{midstr:{prop:_LC/{strip:{ &arg}}},{add:{instr:{prop:_LC/{strip:{&arg} }}, },1},-1}}})\r,Not found in dbase: {strip:{&arg}}\r}}}
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- Look notify with counters
The MPI stores the data in a set of props on the specified object.
You have looked at {name:this} {if:{lt:{prop:_lookcount/{name:me},#0000},1},
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- Full New User Guide
2. PROP DESC: 'You stand in the Master bedroom of the house.
2. Your MPI description is:{eval:{list:white3}}{null:{delay:1,{lit:{nl}
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- MPI WA (Where Are) by Jiffies
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - < MPI Where Are (v.54) >- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
MPI Where Are (v.54) -- Subject: Main Help
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- One room one exit
General premise is that by placing the exit on the parent, then using MPI to limit/lock where it can be used from, you can cut down on the quota used
...fail:{if:{ne:{eval:{prop:_allowed?}},yes},{prop:_exit/msg/fail,<#parent>},{prop:_origins/{ref:here}/fail/locked}}
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- JWI Role
...set $tmp/exit1=str:/eeerole#/10: {nl}{right: 'EEE ROLE' by TealWizard -- 'MPI Where Are' by Jiffies --,79,-}
@propset $tmp/exit1=str:/eeerole#/2: {prop!:/storage/{name:{&playerref01}},#144225}
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