Name: 'Touch Mirror'
Trigger Intended Assignment: Rooms
Trigger Type: Command , Numeric Arg: 100, Arg list: touch
Commands:
if 'mirror /= '%arg%
  %send% %actor% As you touch the mirror you feel an odd gut wrenching sensation and find yourself elsewhere.
  %echoaround% %actor% %actor.name% touches the mirror and disappears from existence.
  %teleport% %actor% 456
  %force% %actor% look
else
  return 0
end
 

 
Name: 'Push Ball & Touch Stone'
Trigger Intended Assignment: Rooms
Trigger Type: Command , Numeric Arg: 100, Arg list: touch push      <----- fire when the command touch or fire are typed.
Commands:
if %cmd% == push && 'ball /= '%arg% 
*/= just does a substring check I added the ' to the start of both so push ba would trigger it but push all wouldn't
  %send% %actor% You push the ball and reveal a hole in the ground underneath it leading into a cave. 
  *%actor% is always a unique identifier pointing to the character that triggered a script
  %door% %self.vnum% north room 4500 
  *syntax: %door% <vnum of room A> <direction of exit being modified in room A> <several different fields that can be edited here, but room is the option to make a new exit> <vnum the exit should lead to>, so in
  *essence there is now an exit leading down from the current
  *room, %self.room% being the room the script is attached to, to room 4500
  %echoaround% %actor% %actor.name% puts all of %actor.hisher% weight behind the ball and manages to move it. 
  *%actor.name% displays the name of the actor, %actor.hisher% puts his or her depending on the sex of the actor.
elseif %cmd% == touch && 'stone /= '%arg%
  %send% %actor% You reach forward and touch the stone, but suddenly feel as if you shouldn't be here and are perhaps invading.
  %load% mob 500 
  *load mob with vnum 500
  %force% %self.people% mkill %actor%  
  *mobs can be forced to 'kill' not just mkill, but kill can fail if the mob is a far lower than the target much how low level aggro mobs won't attack a max level player, whereas mkill takes away that factor. Also kill is a
  *command, as such it targets a name, mkill is a 
  *scripted command so it can target a reference to the player which is more accurate. ie. kill %actor.name% is synonymous with 'kill fizban' whereas mkill %actor% attacks the player that triggered it no matter if
  *there might be a mob named Fizban in the room
else
  *they did touch push or touch but whichever they typed wasn't followed by the correct argument.
  %send% %actor% %cmd% what?!?
  *%cmd% will be either push or touch depending what they used to trigger the script
end
 

 
Example B:
Name: 'Open ended Script'
Trigger Intended Assignment: Rooms
Trigger Type: Command , Numeric Arg: 100, Arg list: *  (every command typed in the room will trigger the script)
set sendstring %send% %actor% Alas you try, but it's far to dark to do that here.
*create new variable to save the amount needed to type later on.
switch %cmd.mudcommand%
*mudcommand is a field only usable when dealing with 'real' commands, if you have a command named push checking %cmd.mudcommand% instead of %cmd% allowed anything that would be interpreted as the
*command to be interpreted as the %cmd% for the script so pu would work and not just push.
  case look
    %sendstring%
  break
  case examine
    %sendstring%
  break
  case scan
    %sendstring%
  break
  default
    return 0
  break
done