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--- building:resetedit [2015/09/26 00:18] – [Resetting mobiles:] vodur
+++ building:resetedit [2015/09/26 00:19] (current) – [<font 14px font-weight: normal; line-height: 1.4;/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>Other reset commands:</font>] vodur
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 the same time, but will add one mob each reset-sequence until there are 10.
-===== <font inherit/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>Resetting objects:</font>  =====
+===== Resetting Objects =====
-===== <font 14px font-weight: normal; line-height: 1.4;/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>Other reset commands:</font>  =====
+Objects repop at a different way than mobs, this because an object can either\\
+be loaded on the ground or on a mob or in a container.\\
+To put an item on a mob, you must first add the reset of the mob. All the\\
+objects that reset after that will be loaded on the mob unless you mark the\\
+reset to load it in the room.\\
+Syntax: 'reset <number> obj <vnum> <location on body>'\\
+This loads the object and puts it on the last mob resetted in the room. To\\
+see the different locations, use '? wear-loc'.\\
+Syntax: 'reset <number> obj <vnum> room'\\
+This will load the object in the room on the ground.\\
+Syntax: 'reset <number> obj <vnum> inside <object>'\\
+This will load the object in the assigned container. Make sure this container\\
+is in the room before trying to add the reset, most likely the reset will not\\
+be added, but it may crash the mud if it's not done right.\\
+NOTE: Resetting in containers is very bugged! Do not do this unless there is\\
+no other way, and even then, if it's important, it may be better to use mprogs\\
+that put the object in the container.
-=====   =====
+===== Other reset commands: =====
+'rwhere <keyword>'  Shows all resets in the area of objs/mobs with keyword.\\
+'redit reset'       Forces the room to reset.
 ===== Quick resets: =====