Command reference

OutfitTemplate

ItemBuilder · builder

Command words: outfittemplate, templateoutfit
Permission: Admin

The outfittemplate command is used to create, edit and view admin-only outfit templates. Outfit templates load item prototypes in a batch, place the created items, and attach a normal outfit entry to a character through FutureProg.

The valid subcommands and their syntaxes are as follows:

outfittemplate list [<filters>] - lists all outfit templates
outfittemplate show <id|name> - shows details about an outfit template
outfittemplate new <name> - creates a new outfit template
outfittemplate clone <old> <new> - clones an existing outfit template
outfittemplate edit <id|name> - opens a template for editing
outfittemplate close - closes the currently edited template
outfittemplate set <field> <value> - changes the currently edited template
outfittemplate load <template> <target> [<outfit name>] [args <load args>] - loads a template onto a character

The editable fields are:

set name <name> - renames the template
set description <description> - sets the builder description
set exclusivity none|below|all - sets the exclusivity of created outfits
set item add <key> <prototype> [worn [profile]|inventory|room|container <key>|attached [belt key]|sheathed [sheath key]] [args <load args>] - adds a prototype entry
set item remove <key> - removes an entry
set item key <old> <new> - renames an entry key
set item proto <key> <prototype> - changes an entry prototype
set item placement <key> worn [profile]|inventory|room|container <key>|attached [belt key]|sheathed [sheath key] - changes entry placement
set item args <key> <load args|clear> - changes entry load arguments
set item swap <key1> <key2> - swaps entry order

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