~name{~enUS{room,rooms,place,places,area,areas}}
~keywords{admin}
~desc{
  ~enUS{
Rooms are objects which are registered with MAPD.

Some commands to play with rooms:
@list_room               Lists existing rooms by number
@make_room               Make a new room by answering questions
@stat                    View room details by number
@goto_room               Goes to an existing room by number
@save_rooms              Save rooms to a file
@load_rooms              Load rooms from a file
@new_room                Allocates a new room
@delete_room             Destroys a room

}}


~name{~enUS{list_room, listroom, list_rooms, listrooms,
            roomlist, list}}
~keywords{admin}
~desc{
  ~enUS{

The @list_room command lists the numbered rooms in the MUD currently
registered with the Map Daemon (MAPD).  It lists each room by number
and "glance" description.

By default only rooms in the current zone are listed.  The same
behavior occurs with the command "@list_rooms zone".  To see all rooms
in the MUD, type "@list_rooms all".

}}


~name{~enUS{make_room, makeroom, make_rooms,
            makerooms, roommake }}
~keywords{admin}
~desc{
  ~enUS{

The @make_room command asks a series of questions about the new
object to be created.  It then creates the object that the questions
describe.  It asks about descriptions, nouns, adjectives and so on.

Experimental object attributes aren't necessarily asked or set by this
command when first implemented.  As they become useful and mainstream
in Phantasmal they are added to the various @make commands.  For that
reason, certain settings may require using the standard OLC commands
rather than this one.

See also:  @make_portable, @make_detail

}}


~name{~enUS{goto_room, gotoroom, go_to_room, goto, go_to}}
~keywords{admin}
~desc{
  ~enUS{

@goto_room takes a room number or portable as an argument, and teleports
you to it.  It only works on numbered rooms and portables.

}}

~name{~enUS{save_rooms, save_room, saverooms, saveroom, roomsave, save}}
~keywords{admin}
~desc{
  ~enUS{

@save_room takes an absolute path and saves rooms to that file in a
loadable format.  It defaults to saving all rooms in the MUD other
than #0, The Void.  It can also be given a series of additional
arguments specifying room numbers to save.

Examples:
@save_rooms /data/object/whole_mud.unq
@save_rooms /data/object/my_zone.unq #3 #4 #5 #7 #23 #91 #2

}}

~name{~enUS{load_rooms, load_room, loadrooms, loadroom, roomload,
            roomload, load}}
~keywords{admin}
~desc{
  ~enUS{

@load_room's first argument is an absolute path and it loads rooms
found in that file.  It will either load all the rooms in the file, or
if a sequence of numbers is given it will load only rooms with those
numbers from the file.  None of the loaded room numbers must
correspond to rooms existing in the MUD.  This is one reason the
"number" field is optional in the room structure.

Use this command with great caution to avoid large numbers of
duplicate rooms.  Note also that numberless rooms in the file cannot
be loaded with the second form of this command, the one that specifies
room numbers.

Examples:
  @load_rooms /data/object/testload.unq
  @load_rooms /data/object/numtest.unq #34 #47 #12
}}


~name{~enUS{new_rooms, new_room, newrooms, add room, add rooms,
            newroom, addroom, roomnew, roomadd, new, create, add,
            create rooms, create room, createroom, createrooms}}
~keywords{admin}
~desc{
  ~enUS{

The @new_room command allocates a new room.  If supplied a number it
will attempt to allocate that room number, otherwise it will fail.

The new room will be registered with MAPD, and standard object and
room commands will work perfectly well on it.  It should immediately
be visible with @list_rooms, and @goto should take you to it if you
wish.

If no number is supplied, the new room will be in the same zone as
your current location.

See also:  @new_portable, MAPD

}}


~name{~enUS{delete_rooms, delete_room, deleterooms, deleteroom, roomdelete,
            delete, destroy, destroy_rooms, destroy_room }}
~keywords{admin}
~desc{
  ~enUS{

The @delete_room command will delete a room, removing all exits to and
from it (see @clear_exits).  It is recommended that all contents be
removed from the room first as no guarantees are made as to their
locations afterward.

Remember that a "room" could instead be a portable object or a
mobile's body.

}}