"Watch, observe" for example

XanMag
11 Jan 2016, 14:21I should know this (I've been saying this a lot lately)...
but when I add a verb to an object, sometimes I can't add multiple verbs at once. The example I gave is one of them and I'm pretty sure that it has happened before with similar verbs.
I have the object children and they are playing a game. I want to add the verb 'watch' to the children, but I also want to add the verb 'observe' since they mean the same thing. When I type 'watch; observe' it deletes the 'observe' part. Is that because it is a bulit-in equivalent to 'look at'? If so, is there a way to remove that. In this game, I'd like to use verbs a little more often instead of trying to encompass everything in a command.
I would like to 'look at' the children/game and get a description that explains that they are playing a game of some sort, but I also want a more detailed description of the game (which is important to my game) when the player observes or watches the children/game more closely.
Thanks!
but when I add a verb to an object, sometimes I can't add multiple verbs at once. The example I gave is one of them and I'm pretty sure that it has happened before with similar verbs.
I have the object children and they are playing a game. I want to add the verb 'watch' to the children, but I also want to add the verb 'observe' since they mean the same thing. When I type 'watch; observe' it deletes the 'observe' part. Is that because it is a bulit-in equivalent to 'look at'? If so, is there a way to remove that. In this game, I'd like to use verbs a little more often instead of trying to encompass everything in a command.
I would like to 'look at' the children/game and get a description that explains that they are playing a game of some sort, but I also want a more detailed description of the game (which is important to my game) when the player observes or watches the children/game more closely.
Thanks!

jaynabonne
11 Jan 2016, 16:55Create your own verb in the Verbs folder of your project, but give it a name like "watchObserve" or something. Then it won't collide with the standard verb. You should find it at the bottom of the list when you go to add a verb to an object.
(This is based on my understanding. I haven't tested it. No warranties or declarations of suitability are implied by the above answer. The author takes no responsibility for code which 1) crashes, 2) doesn't behave as expected, or 3) empties your bank account. And now it's time to go home from work...)
(This is based on my understanding. I haven't tested it. No warranties or declarations of suitability are implied by the above answer. The author takes no responsibility for code which 1) crashes, 2) doesn't behave as expected, or 3) empties your bank account. And now it's time to go home from work...)