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The '''ip''' command will use the specified inventory item on the specified player. '''<inventory item #>''' is an item listed by the '''[[i]]''' command, and '''<player#>''' is a monster listed by the '''[[pl]]''' command. | The '''ip''' command will use the specified inventory item on the specified player. '''<inventory item #>''' is an item listed by the '''[[i]]''' command, and '''<player#>''' is a monster listed by the '''[[pl]]''' command. | ||
Revision as of 22:29, 21 January 2010
ip
ip (<inventory item #> <player #>)
The ip command will use the specified inventory item on the specified player. <inventory item #> is an item listed by the i command, and <player#> is a monster listed by the pl command.
Example:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| im 2 4 | Use item with the inventory ID number of 2 on the monster with a player ID of41. |
