Post by Garry Francis in Upgrade of 'The Witch's Apprentice'

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In your first sentence, I think you meant "preposition", not "proposition", so something like "bag of gold" should work.

In the code example, I didn't notice that you had included the adjective as a prefix to the object name, so I went looking for an adjective property. It doesn't show up with Ctrl+Space, but I guessed it to be adjective = "tongue" inside the object definition. Both methods work, providing you still supply a noun in the command. If you use a command like X ADDER'S TONGUE (without FERN), it still refers to the hound's tongue.

Can I somehow define multiple adjectives?

Adventuron5 years ago (1 edit)

Defining multiple adjectives to be associated with an object / scenery / entity is not yet supported however aliases for an adjective are supported (via the vocabulary table) but probably not what you want.

Yes, I meant preposition.

Garry Francis5 years ago

So, if I type EXAMINE BIG BAD WOLF and have a test after my :match "examine wolf" statement that says something like :if (adjective="big") to distinguish from the small white wolf, then which adjective should I be testing for, the first one, the second one or both? Does this have an impact if I put the synonyms in the vocabulary table? For example, : adjective / aliases = [big, bad]. I presume it's the first entry in the array. Using the aliases could be troublesome if the same adjectives are used for multiple objects, e.g. the big table is big, but it's not bad and the bad apple is bad, but it's not big.

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