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--- exits [2025/02/04 03:38] – [Standard Prepositional Exits With Direct Objects] jeffd
+++ exits [2025/02/09 22:28] (current) – jeffd
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 Related terms: Eastern, Easterly (Easternly), Eastward.
-=== 5: SES, East by Southeast ===
+=== 5: ESE, East by Southeast ===
 Alias: East-by-Southeast
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 ===== Standard Prepositional Exits =====
-=== Up / Ascend / Climb Up / Go Up ===
+=== Up / Ascend / Climb Up(stairs) / Go Up(stairs) ===
 Can be used in a bare form (without a direct object) when there is only one way "up."
-=== Down / Descend / Climb Down / Dismount / Jump Down / Go Down ===
+=== Down / Descend / Climb Down(stairs) / Go Down(stairs) / Jump Down  ===
 Can be used in a bare form (without a direct object) when there is only one way "down."
+If you are on a [[vehicles|vehicle]] that isn't a self-hosted location (such as on a horse, but not in a commercial airplane), and there is no ambiguity with other Down exits, this command may be used as an alias to dismount.
 === Enter / Go In ===
-Can be used in a bare form (without a direct object) when there is no ambiguity about which entrance is able to be entered. May also be used for a vehicle if unambiguous.
+Can be used in a bare form (without a direct object) when there is no ambiguity about which entrance is able to be entered. May also be used for a [[vehicles|vehicle]] if unambiguous.
 === Exit / Leave / Go Out ===
-Can be used in a bare form (without direct object) when there is no ambiguity about which exit is going to be taken. May also be used for a vehicle if unambiguous.
+Can be used in a bare form (without direct object) when there is no ambiguity about which exit is going to be taken. May also be used for a [[vehicles|vehicle]] if unambiguous.
 === Mount / Board / Embark / Go Aboard / Get In / Get On / Climb In / Climb On ===
-For vehicles. Can be used in a bare form (without a direct object) when there is only one vehicle.
+For [[vehicles]]. Can be used in a bare form (without a direct object) when there is only one [[vehicles|vehicle]].
 === Dismount / Alight / Disembark / Deplane / Get Out / Get Off / Climb Out / Climb Off ===
-For vehicles. Can be used in a bare form (without direct object) when there is no ambiguity about which exit is going to be taken.
+For [[vehicles]]. Can be used in a bare form (without direct object) when there is no ambiguity about which exit is going to be taken.
 ===== Standard Prepositional Exits With Direct Objects =====
-=== GO Up/Ascend/Climb (up) [Portal-Object] ====
+=== Up/Ascend/Climb (up) [Portal-Object] ====
-Examples: Go up the Wooden Ladder, Go up the Grand Stairs
+Examples: Climb up the Wooden Ladder, Ascend the Grand Stairs
 When using climb, "up" may be omitted if the specified object only leads one direction.
-=== GO Down/Descend/Climb (down) [Portal-Object] ====
+=== Down/Descend/Climb (down) [Portal-Object] ====
-Examples: Go down the Wooden Ladder, Go down the Grand Stairs
+Examples: Descend the Wooden Ladder, Climb down the Grand Stairs
 When using climb, "down" may be omitted if the specified object only leads one direction.
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 This form is possible if the specified location has one clear exit to either a broader interior location of which it is a sub-area, or one clear exit to an exterior location.
-This form may also be used for vehicles as an alias for Dismount (see below.)
+This form may also be used for [[vehicles]] as an alias for Dismount (see below.)
 === Exit/Leave/etc... Through (or Out) the [Portal] ===
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 Alias: Get into, Go aboard.
+See [[Vehicles]].
 === Dismount/... [Specific Vehicle] ===
 Examples: Dismount Horse, Get out of the Car
+See [[Vehicles]].
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 === GO Through [Portal] ===
-This form doesn't care about sub-area status, or interior vs. exterior status of a location.
+This form doesn't care about sub-area status, or interior vs. exterior status of a location, but it must be a type of Portal that you can pass through.
 Examples: GO Through the Door, GO Through the Gate
+=== CLIMB [Portal-Object] ===
+If the Portal-Object is something you climb to get to another location, such as stairs or a ladder, and it only leads in one direction, the direction may be omitted.
+Examples: CLIMB Stairs.
 === GO Over [Obstacle] ===