musicmud-2.1.6/

musicmud-2.1.6/actions/

musicmud-2.1.6/data/

musicmud-2.1.6/data/help/

musicmud-2.1.6/data/info/

musicmud-2.1.6/data/policy/

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musicmud-2.1.6/data/verbs/

musicmud-2.1.6/data/wild/

musicmud-2.1.6/data/world/

musicmud-2.1.6/doc/

data-aberchat

musicmud-2.1.6/include/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/extras/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/ident/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/lua/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/lua/include/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/lua/src/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/lua/src/lib/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/lua/src/lua/

musicmud-2.1.6/src/lua/src/luac/

at <itemid> <command>

  We have split the aber ^`at^' command in two. Use $[at$] for locations, and $[by$] for objects. We're sorry, we can't help this, it's due to our object model.

  This command has the effect of executing the given command as if you were
inside the location that you specifiy.

see also:
  $[by$], $[goin$], $[goto$], $[goby$], $[displace$]