Command: set - sets and shows your personal environment variables Description: In Nemesis some of your personal bits (data) are stored in so-called environment variables aka env-variables or env-vars. Some are directly game related, e.g. 'wimpy' and 'extra-look'. Others are administrative like your email address. With the command 'set' you can check, change and remove them. Syntax: set lists all set env-variables in ABC order. set shows the current setting of . set sets the env-var to . set - removes an env-var (does the same as 'unset ', see 'help unset'). set ? shows this page. Available variables - for all players/adventurers and wizards: ansi your ANSI colour settings and other control sequences (see 'help ansi'). echo your command echo (see 'help echo'). extra-look a special extra look message which will be displayed whenever another player/adventurer looks at you. Setting this variable costs 5 SPs each time. keepalive stabilizes your connection to Nemesis by sending a few bytes every few minutes (see 'help keepalive'). mailaddr your valid email address from outside Nemesis (see 'help mailaddr'). realname your real name - see 'help realname'. term your terminal type (if not set automatically, see 'help terminal'). wimpy the percentage of your maximum HPs for when the wimpy mode will come into operation (default is 20%, see 'help wimpy'). xtitle text to set your xterm title with, if the variable 'term' has the value 'xterm'. This might happen while logging into Nemesis or, if you 'set term xterm'. BUT keep in mind: your terminal or MUD client has to be compatible with an X-Terminal (see 'help terminal' and 'help xtitle')! If you 'set xtitle off' the function is suppressed. Whereas if the variable is 'on' your game title is sent to the xterm titlebar (see also below xicon). xicon text to set your xterm icon name with. If the variable is set to 'on' the xterm icon will be named 'Nemesis' (see above 'xtitle' and 'help xicon'). Available variables - additionally for wizards only: earmuffs your earmuffs (see 'help earmuffs'). home your default home directory (at login, with 'cd' and in MudFM - see 'help cd' and 'help mudfm'). mmsgin,mmsgout,msgin,msgout your enter/leave messages, magic and "normal". pformat the format string for people command ('help pformat'). prompt your wizard prompt (see 'help prompt'). workroom your favourite workroom (see 'help home'). See also: helpdir/unset, helpdir/ansi, helpdir/echo, helpdir/keepalive, helpdir/mailaddr, helpdir/realname, helpdir/terminal, helpdir/wimpy, helpdir/xtitle, helpdir/xicon, w/earmuffs, w/cd, w/MudFM, w/people, w/pformat, w/prompt, w/home