From - Sun Sep 27 14:44:16 1998
From: Ragnar Fyri <ragnar.fyri@daf.no>
To: Ragnar Fyri <fuzzylogic@mudservices.com>
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1998 20:02:40 +0100
Subject: Re: Programs...

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>>-   #862 pmorph.muf               Euphoric             01/08/98 @list
>>  Very easy to use, user friendly morph program.

>A note on this one. I've got an action linked to it that I moved to my
>room to test the @attach command. So if you want to check it out you can
>either make your own action or go to my room... ;)

I have also installed the third program, Jmorph, and it looks interesting.
Features include setting what props you want to change (so you can have a
WhatIs for each morph or change the part of your pinfo that explains why
you chose that particular species) and letting others morph you! Plus
various other stuff I can't remember right now...

Got a bit messed up playing with the various morph progs though. One of
them insists on putting a look-notify in my @desc and I've already got
one in there desc list it points to...

There's another little point: Why put the look-notify in the description
rather than the standard place? One, you can decide exactly when the looker
gets told you see him looking. (Look at Jabari some time. You should see
"You behold a traveler from a faraway land. He sees you looking at him!"
(or whatever you set that line to.) That's because i put the look-notify
code after "land.") Two, if you have a special sleep morph (to change into
either manually or automatically when you disconnect) you can just leave
out the look-notify from that one and then people who look at your sleeping
character won't be told that you notice them looking at you!

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