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Example: *** Zero
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Location: Actions as conditions
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RecipeLocation: Memory and Knowledge
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Index: Horribly heavy box described differently after being taken
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Description: A box which called "horribly heavy box" after the player has tried to take it the first time.
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For: Z-Machine
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The names of objects might want to change also:
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{*}"Zero"
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Weight is a kind of value. The weights are light, manageable, and horribly heavy. Everything has a weight.
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A thing is usually manageable.
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This does require a rule for an activity (see the chapter on Activities), but it's a fairly straightforward one:
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{**}Before printing the name of a horribly heavy thing (called weighty object):
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if we have taken the weighty object, say "[weight] ".
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The Nearly Empty Living Room is a room. "Nearly everything is out, all of Helen's possessions and most of yours." A man called Mr Zero is in the Nearly Empty Living Room. "Mr Zero, despite being heavily paid to assist in this operation, is giving you a look that clearly conveys his lack of interest in budging even one more item." The description of Mr Zero is "Many muscles, no hair."
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The book box is a horribly heavy thing in the Living Room. The clothing box is a manageable thing in the Living Room. A broom, a dustpan, some packing tape, and a discarded newspaper are light things in the Living Room.
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After taking a horribly heavy thing:
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say "Taken. (Oof.)"
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Test me with "get clothing / look / get book box / look / i / drop book box / look".
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