db_setup.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 ```
 @password "INSERTFREAKYPASSWORDHERE"
-@set $login.welcome_message to {"Welcome to tilde.town toaststunt.", "To connect, use one of:", "  create YOURUSERNAME YOURPASSWORD", "  connect YOURUSERNAME YOURPASSWORD", "  connect guest    (Guests cannot build/program)", "Remember not to reuse passwords from other things!","IRC channel: #moo"}
+@set $login.welcome_message to {"Welcome to tilde.town toaststunt.", "To connect, use one of:", "  create YOURUSERNAME YOURPASSWORD", "  connect YOURUSERNAME YOURPASSWORD", "  connect guest", "Remember not to reuse passwords from other things!","IRC channel: #moo"}
 
 # Make objects 127-130
 @make-guest Red

programming_examples.md

@@ -1,98 +1,4 @@
-# Creation
-
-This document can be considered a "cheat sheet" to be read in conjuction with
-the [ToastStunt Programmer's Manual](https://github.com/lisdude/toaststunt-documentation/).
-
-## Quickstart: Creating your First Object
-
-```
-@create $thing named "Bowl of Spaghetti"
-@describe bowl as "Yummy yummy sketti"
-@add-alias "sketti" to bowl
-give sketti to vilmibm
-```
-
-Then, once you're sick of it...
-
-```
-@recycle bowl
-```
-
-## Quickstart: Creating Rooms
-
-Check `help @dig`. The in-game documentation does a better job at explaining
-this than I can.
-
-Note that any registered account can create rooms that hang out in the void of
-nothingness. In order to link your room to an existing room, you need to
-either:
-
-- Obtain permission from the other room's owner
-    - Convince them to run `@add-exit` and `@add-entrance` to your
-      entrances/exits
-- Link to a publicly linkable room (Such as the Grassy Plains).
-
-To make your room publicly linkable, you can change the permissions on the
-`entrances`/`exits` properties:
-
-```
-;set_property_info(#DATABASE_ID, "entrances", {#131, "rwc"})
-;set_property_info(#DATABASE_ID, "exits", {#131, "rwc"})
-```
-
-## Quickstart: Integrating with tilde.town
-
-Typically, the use of `exec` and `curl` is restricted to wizard accounts. But
-we all love each other here!
-
-Check `help $tilde_utils`.
-
-exec's "executables" directory is `/home/moo/executables`. Ask in #moo if you'd
-like something added there.
-
-## How to Reverse Engineer Objects
-
-A great way to learn is to look at other objects around the MOO.
-
-- `@show` can print out an object in detail, including properties (Provided you
-  have permission.)
-- `@find` can find objects, properties, verbs.
-- `@list` can print out verbs.
-
-Eg, to print out the source code for the `who` command, you can use:
-
-```
-> @find :who
-The verb :who is on   rbiv(#131)--ANSI PC(#100)
-> @list #100:who
-```
-
-## Example Objects
-
-### The Orb of Seeing
-
-Demonstrates how to get information about the players that interact with
-objects.
-
-```
-@create $thing named "Orb of Seeing"
-@verb orb:description tnt
-
-@program orb:description
-return {
-    "The "+this.name+" sees many things!",
-    "Viewer name: "+player.name,
-    "Item owner: "+this.owner.name
-};
-.
-```
-
-### George
-
-Everyone's favorite sleepy lad.
-
-Shows some more advanced concepts.
-Defines a custom verb, "awaken", such that one may "awaken george".
+George, who can be awakened.
 
 ```
 @create $thing named "George"
@@ -119,3 +25,19 @@ else
 endif
 .
 ```
+
+The Orb of Seeing, which demonstrates how to get information about the players
+that interact with objects.
+
+```
+@create $thing named "Orb of Seeing"
+@verb orb:description tnt
+
+@program orb:description
+return {
+    "The "+this.name+" sees many things!",
+    "Viewer name: "+player.name,
+    "Item owner: "+this.owner.name
+};
+.
+```

run.sh

@@ -2,10 +2,9 @@
 
 SCRIPT_DIR=$( cd -- "$( dirname -- "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" &> /dev/null && pwd )
 
-MOO_EXECUTABLE="/home/rbiv/toast/toaststunt/build/moo"
+MOO_EXECUTABLE="/home/rbiv/toast/toaststunt/build/moo" 
 
 IN_DB="${1?Supply an input database}"
-OUT_DB="${2:-$HOME/toast/out-$(date +%FT%H-%M-%S).db}"
-# OUT_DB="$SCRIPT_DIR/out-$(date +%FT%H-%M-%S).db"
+OUT_DB="$SCRIPT_DIR/out-$(date +%FT%H-%M-%S).db"
 
 "$MOO_EXECUTABLE" "$IN_DB" "$OUT_DB" -4 localhost -6 localhost