| 3306 | | Teleports <object> to <room>. <object> must be a thing; if you do not |
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| 3307 | | supply a thing, the object is assumed to be yourself. The destination |
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| 3308 | | must be either JUMP_OK or controlled by you, and you must either |
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| 3309 | | control <object> or <object>'s current location. Also, the destination, |
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| 3310 | | if a room, cannot be teleport-locked against <object>. Mortals cannot |
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| 3311 | | teleport HEAVY objects. If the target room has a drop-to, <object> |
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| 3312 | | will go to the drop-to room instead. |
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| | 3312 | Teleports <object> to <room>. <object> must be a thing; if you do |
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| | 3313 | not supply a thing, the object is assumed to be yourself. The |
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| | 3314 | destination must be either JUMP_OK or controlled by you, and you |
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| | 3315 | must either control <object> or <object>'s current location. Also, |
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| | 3316 | the destination, if a room, cannot be teleport-locked against |
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| | 3317 | <object>. Mortals cannot teleport HEAVY objects. If the target room |
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| | 3318 | has a drop-to, <object> will go to the drop-to room instead. |
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| 3319 | | Royalty and Wizards can _always_ teleport to any location, regardless |
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| 3320 | | of NO_TEL or teleport locks. |
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| 3321 | | |
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| 3322 | | Teleportation triggers the @oxtport/@tport/@otport/@atport attributes, |
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| 3323 | | unless <room> is an exit or the /silent switch is given. |
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| 3324 | | |
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| 3325 | | As a special case, using "home" as the <room> teleports the object |
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| 3326 | | to its home. |
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| | 3325 | Royalty and Wizards can _always_ teleport to any location, |
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| | 3326 | regardless of NO_TEL or teleport locks. |
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| | 3327 | |
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| | 3328 | Teleportation triggers the @oxtport/@tport/@otport/@atport |
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| | 3329 | attributes, unless <room> is an exit or the /silent switch is |
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| | 3330 | given. With @oxtport, %0 is the dbref of the object causing the |
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| | 3331 | dbref. The others, in addition to %0, get the former location of the |
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| | 3332 | object that was teleported passed in %1. |
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| | 3333 | |
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| | 3334 | As a special case, using "home" as the <room> has the same effect as |
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| | 3335 | the home command, and does not act like a normal teleport. |
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