Inscriptions and notebooks command

Using the write command, you can make notes on paper: in notebooks, parchment scrolls, and other items with the type "parchment" in your inventory. What is written on the front page can be simply viewed or read, and what is written on other pages will be visible with the read section command. Thus, you can write letters, notes, create your own books, draw pictures, jot something down for memory, and so on. You can buy a notebook at the Midgaard supermarket.

The walls in some bars, taverns, and jails can be scratched with nails and other sharp objects, leaving your invaluable thoughts for posterity. However, only the Gods can erase a message from the wall, so write carefully.

The commands below add and remove text line by line. Long text is easier to write in the web editor: open it with webedit, write the text, press Save, then paste it onto a page with write parchment section paste.

Format: write wall + line of text

Scratch a line of text on a wall, after which it can be read by looking at the wall.

Format: write parchment face + line of text

Add a line of text to the front page of the item "parchment".

Format: write parchment section + line of text

Add a line of text to the page named "section" in the item "parchment".

Format: write parchment section -

Format: write parchment section clear

Delete the last line from the specified section or clear it completely.

Format: write parchment section copy

Copy the text of the section into the editor buffer, to fix it in the web editor.

Format: write parchment section paste

Replace the text of the section with the contents of the editor buffer. Paste doesn't work on walls.

EXAMPLE write notebook face + Table of Contents: write notebook face + on the first page (page1) will be a photo album, write notebook face + on the second -- haven't thought of it yet, what exactly. write notebook page1 + On the page of the photo album is my photograph (photo) pasted. write notebook photo + What a face I have! Must be a very old photo...

After this, "view photo" will show the photograph, "view notebook" -- the table of contents, and "view view page1" -- the text of the first page.