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/MOB MISC

In the /mob misc menu, a wide number of settings are made for
the mobile. This helpfile will describe each of them.

Alignment - This is a numerical value between -1000 and +1000.
            To see what is reasonable as align, HELP ALIGNMENT
            should be refered to.

Default_position - This is the position in which the mobile displays
                   its ldesc. For 99% of all mobiles, this is standing.

Gold - The money system is when this is written not done. So avoid setting
       a number for money until it has been settled.

Height - This is the height for the mobile. How long it is is irrelevant.
         This means a snake for example has a very low height.
         Height is meassured in centimeters. A value of 180 thus means
         the mobile is 180 centimeters high.
         For those unfamiliar with the metric system here is a table:

         1 centimeter     = 0.39 inches
         2.54 centimeters = 1 inch
         30.48 centimeters = 1 foot
         91.44 centimeters = 1 yard

         You can use "tell calculator 5*30.48" for example, if you want
         to know the centimeters of a creature 5 feet tall.

Level - This is the level of the mobile. The level is a fairly critical
        number and should be considered well before setting. A high level
        usually means a powerful or special creature. Some examples of
        reasonable levels (not to be taken as requirements):
        A child - level 1
        A sly fox - level 3
        A young, inexperienced orkish warrior - level 6
        An old, scarred grizzly bear - level 14
        A battle-hardened veteran - level 21
        A skaven warchief - level 28
        An ancient gold-hued drake - level 40

Owner - The owner of the mobile. Usually the same as the owner to the zone
        with the same virtual number (mobile 500 usually belongs to zone 5)
        
Position - The position the mobile will load in. Typing
           /mob <mob_vnum> misc position, without arguments, will yield a
           list of available positions. Note that having a different position
           from default position, means that the mobile, when loaded, will
           not display its ldesc.

Sex - The sex of the being, male, female or neutral. Neutral things can be
      living plants, for example.

Side - There are 4 options to side: Neutral, Good, Skaven, Greenskin. If
       a side besides Neutral is set, it means this mobile is a participant
       of the race wars, and will be aggressive to mobiles and players of
       opposing sides. Wild animals or non-intelligent beings should never
       have a side set.

Type - This is important for a number of functions, such as spell effects
       and combat effects. It decides what type of creature it is. Typing:
       /mob <mob_vnum> misc type, without further argument, yields a list
       of available types. More types will be added when a need/reason for
       them comes up.

Weight - How heavy is the mobile? This value is set in a numerical value,
         where each point represents 11 grams. Setting a value of 7000
         would thus means the mobile is 7000 grams heavy, which
         equals 7 kilos.
         1000 gram = 1kg = 2.2 pounds
         1 pound = 0.45kg = 450 grams

         Thus, if you want to make a human weighting 80kg (175 pounds), you
         can do 80*1000 = 80000

         Or if you are unfamiliar with the kilo system, and just know you
         want to make a mobile with a specific weight in pounds, you can
         multiply the pounds with 450 and you will have its weight in pounds.
         A 33 pound mobile: 33*450 = 14850. So it weights 14850 grams.