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= Introduction =

SlothMUD allows players to create customized sets of equipment and then switch between these sets using the EQSET command. This guide lists the different features available and provides examples as to how the EQSET command functions. The EQSET command is available starting at level 2.

= Creating an Equipment Set =

To create an equipment set, equip the items you want to be in the set. Once you have all the items equipped and proper clasps attached, use the EQSET SAVE <Set Name> command. If you want to create a second set, equip those items and save the set using a different name.

= View Your Set List =

To view the list of equipment sets you have created, type EQSET without any parameters. It will list the sets you have created and whether or not you have set up a default container.

= The Default Container =

The EQSET command allows players to set up different containers for storing items when the items are unequipped. The default container is just that - it's the container that is used by default. If no default container is specified, items will be left in inventory when they are unequipped. To specify a default container, use the command EQSET DEFCONTAINER <Container>. When you run the DEFCONTAINER command the container must be in inventory or equipped. When switching between gear (see below) the container does not have to be in inventory or equipped.

To clear the default container, type EQSET DEFCONTAINER without any arguments.

= View Your Set Contents =

To view the list of equipment in one or more sets, type EQSET SHOW <Set Name>. This will display each item and clasp in the set and which container the item will be placed into when it is unequipped. To view all of your sets, type EQSET SHOW without any parameters.

= Customize Containers =

To set up a specific container for some of your items, you need to do the following:
# Make sure the container is in inventory or equipped.
# Make sure the items you want to update are equipped.
# Use the command EQSET SETCONTAINER <Container> [Keyword]. This will go through the list of equipped items that match the keyword and set them to use the specified container. If no keyword is provided, all equipped items will be set to use the specified container.

= Delete an Equipment Set =

Equipment sets may be deleted using the command EQSET DELETE <Set Name>.

= Switch Equipped Items =

To change your worn equipment to one of your sets, use the command EQSET SWITCH <Set Name>. This will go through your items and attempt to remove any extra equipment and replace it with the items in the set. If there are any empty equipment slots in the equipment set, those items will also be removed and stored in the appropriate containers. Note that this command induces lag based on the number of items removed and equipped.

Another option that performs a similar action is EQSET WEAR <Set Name>. This command performs similar actions to EQSET SWITCH except when it comes to sets with empty equipment slots. In this case, EQSET SWITCH unequips any items in those slots, leaving them empty. EQSET WEAR will leave any pre-existing items equipped. This is useful in cases where a player defines a partial set of equipment for rare occasions.

= Command Summary =

The following table summarizes the EQSET commands.

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! Command !! Description
|-
| EQSET
| Shows the list of defined equipment sets and the default container.
|-
| EQSET SHOW
| Shows all of the defined equipment sets in detail and which containers are used to store each item in the set.
|-
| EQSET SHOW <Set Name>
| Shows the specified equipment set in detail and which containers are used to store each item in the set.
|-
| EQSET SAVE <Set Name>
| Saves the current list of equipped items to the specified set.
|-
| EQSET DEFAULTCONTAINER 
EQSET DEFCONTAINER 
EQSET DEFCON
| Clears the default container so that by default items will be placed into inventory.
|-
| EQSET DEFAULTCONTAINER <Container> 
EQSET DEFCONTAINER <Container> 
EQSET DEFCON <Container>
| Set the default container to the specified container. When this command is executed the container must be in inventory or equipped. The container does not need to be in inventory or equipped when equipment is switched.
|-
| EQSET SETCONTAINER 
EQSET SETCON
| Clears any specific containers set on items that are currently equipped. Those items will then use the default container when removed.
|-
| EQSET SETCONTAINER <Container> 
EQSET SETCON <Container>
| Sets a specific container for all items currently equipped. When this command is executed the container must be in inventory or equipped. The container does not need to be in inventory or equipped when equipment is switched.
|-
| EQSET SETCONTAINER <Container> <Keyword|All.Keyword>
EQSET SETCON <Container> <Keyword|All.Keyword>
| Sets a specific container for currently equipped item(s) that match the keyword. hen this command is executed the container must be in inventory or equipped. The container does not need to be in inventory or equipped when equipment is switched.
|-
| EQSET SWITCH <Set Name>
| Switches from the current set of equipment to the specified set. Any equipment that is currently worn that does not have a replacement specified in the new set will be unequipped and stored.
|-
| EQSET WEAR <Set Name>
| Switches from the current set of equipment to the specified set. Any equipment that is currently worn that does not have a replacement specified in the new set will left equipped.
|}

= Frequently Asked Questions =

== What's the Difference between SWITCH and WEAR ==

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	At this point, Barbara is storing her armor items in the cloak of desperation and her regeneration items in the robe of raven's feathers. When she switches between the sets, whichever cloak/robe is no longer being worn about is placed into the new item being worn about.		At this point, Barbara is storing her armor items in the cloak of desperation and her regeneration items in the robe of raven's feathers. When she switches between the sets, whichever cloak/robe is no longer being worn about is placed into the new item being worn about.
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		+
		+	== How do I store items in 3 robes? ==
		+
		+	The process is similar to wearing 2 robes, but the solution is to define the containers for the cloaks/robes in a circle. This guarantees that whichever container is worn will allow for the other two containers to be nested inside it. The equipment sets would look like this:
		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set '1':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	About cloak of desperation a crimson robe
		+
		+	Equipment Set '2':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	About a crimson robe Cloak of the Tainted Rose
		+
		+	Equipment Set '3':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	About Cloak of the Tainted Rose cloak of desperation
		+	</pre>

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-This is fine - except that it has set the cloak of desperation as it's own container.  If you had a single container and never removed the cloak this wouldn't be a problem.  But if Barbara switches to a different set, the cloak will be left in inventory since it does not have a valid container.  The better option is to store the cloak in her regen robe since that will be worn.  So Barbara issues the command EQSET SETCON robe-raven cloak-desperation.  This looks backwards, but it results in the cloak's container being updates:
+This is fine - except that it has set the cloak of desperation as its own container.  If you had a single container and never removed the cloak this wouldn't be a problem.  But if Barbara switches to a different set, the cloak will be left in inventory since it does not have a valid container.  The better option is to store the cloak in her regen robe since that will be equipped.  So Barbara issues the command EQSET SETCON robe-raven cloak-desperation.  This looks backwards, but it results in the cloak's container being updated:
 <pre>
 Equipment Set 'armor':
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-At this point, Barbara is storing her armor items in the cloak of desperation and her regeneration items in the robe of raven's feathers.  When she switches between the sets, whichever item is no longer being worn about is placed into the new item being worn about.
+At this point, Barbara is storing her armor items in the cloak of desperation and her regeneration items in the robe of raven's feathers.  When she switches between the sets, whichever cloak/robe is no longer being worn about is placed into the new item being worn about.

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	In this example, the regen equipment set did not define anything to be worn on either finger. The EQSET SWITCH command removes rings from both fingers and stores them. The EQSET WEAR command leaves the rings equipped.		In this example, the regen equipment set did not define anything to be worn on either finger. The EQSET SWITCH command removes rings from both fingers and stores them. The EQSET WEAR command leaves the rings equipped.
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		+	== How do I store items in 2 robes? ==
		+
		+	We'll expand upon the scenario above. Barbara the Bard acquires a cloak for her armor set and a robe for her regen set. She wants to store the armor items in her armor cloak when they're not being used and she wants to store her regen items in her regen robe when they're not being used. Barbara starts by adding her cloak to the armor set and then saving it.
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set 'armor':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	Left Finger a swirling red and blue ring [ Inventory ]
		+	Right Finger a swirling red and blue ring [ Inventory ]
		+	Neck 1 steel camail [ Inventory ]
		+	Neck 2 steel camail [ Inventory ]
		+	About cloak of desperation [ Inventory ]
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	She then issues the command EQSET SETCON cloak-desperation. The result is:
		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set 'armor':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	Left Finger a swirling red and blue ring cloak of desperation
		+	Right Finger a swirling red and blue ring cloak of desperation
		+	Neck 1 steel camail cloak of desperation
		+	Neck 2 steel camail cloak of desperation
		+	About cloak of desperation cloak of desperation
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	This is fine - except that it has set the cloak of desperation as it's own container. If you had a single container and never removed the cloak this wouldn't be a problem. But if Barbara switches to a different set, the cloak will be left in inventory since it does not have a valid container. The better option is to store the cloak in her regen robe since that will be worn. So Barbara issues the command EQSET SETCON robe-raven cloak-desperation. This looks backwards, but it results in the cloak's container being updates:
		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set 'armor':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	Left Finger a swirling red and blue ring cloak of desperation
		+	Right Finger a swirling red and blue ring cloak of desperation
		+	Neck 1 steel camail cloak of desperation
		+	Neck 2 steel camail cloak of desperation
		+	About cloak of desperation a robe of raven's feathers
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	Now Barbara switches to her regen set and adds the new robe.
		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set 'regen':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	Neck 1 a pectoral cross [ Inventory ]
		+	Neck 2 a pectoral cross [ Inventory ]
		+	About a robe of raven's feathers [ Inventory ]
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	She wants to keep her regen items in her regen robe, so she issues the command EQSET SETCON robe-raven.
		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set 'regen':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	Neck 1 a pectoral cross a robe of raven's feathers
		+	Neck 2 a pectoral cross a robe of raven's feathers
		+	About a robe of raven's feathers a robe of raven's feathers
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	Now we have the same problem as before. The robe has been set to use itself as a container. It would make more sense to store the robe inside the cloak when Barbara changes to her armor set. At this point Barbara needs to make sure the cloak is in inventory and then she issues the command EQSET SETCON cloak-desperation robe-raven.
		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set 'regen':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	Neck 1 a pectoral cross a robe of raven's feathers
		+	Neck 2 a pectoral cross a robe of raven's feathers
		+	About a robe of raven's feathers cloak of desperation
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	At this point, Barbara is storing her armor items in the cloak of desperation and her regeneration items in the robe of raven's feathers. When she switches between the sets, whichever item is no longer being worn about is placed into the new item being worn about.

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	== What's the Difference between SWITCH and WEAR ==		== What's the Difference between SWITCH and WEAR ==

		+	Imagine the following scenario: Barbara the Bard has a single set of equipment that she uses when adventuring. She also has a couple items to speed regeneration. So she uses the EQSET SAVE command to define the two sets:

		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set 'armor':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	Left Finger a swirling red and blue ring [ Default ]
		+	Right Finger a swirling red and blue ring [ Default ]
		+	Neck 1 steel camail [ Default ]
		+	Neck 2 steel camail [ Default ]
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	Equipment Set 'regen':
		+	Position Item Container
		+	Neck 1 a pectoral cross [ Default ]
		+	Neck 2 a pectoral cross [ Default ]
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	Barbara starts by wearing her set of armor:
		+	<pre>
		+	You are using:
		+	<worn on finger> a swirling red and blue ring
		+	<worn on finger> a swirling red and blue ring
		+	<worn around neck> steel camail..It emits a faint humming sound!
		+	<worn around neck> steel camail..It emits a faint humming sound!
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	If she issues the command EQSET SWITCH regen, the result is:
		+	<pre>
		+	You are using:
		+	<worn around neck> a pectoral cross
		+	<worn around neck> a pectoral cross
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	If instead she issues the command EQSET WEAR regen, the result is:
		+	<pre>
		+	You are using:
		+	<worn on finger> a swirling red and blue ring
		+	<worn on finger> a swirling red and blue ring
		+	<worn around neck> a pectoral cross
		+	<worn around neck> a pectoral cross
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	In this example, the regen equipment set did not define anything to be worn on either finger. The EQSET SWITCH command removes rings from both fingers and stores them. The EQSET WEAR command leaves the rings equipped.