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Xelagot verbal commands
Build, Seed, Query
Each Xelagot has a personal, or should I say bottonal, build-buffer for one object. There are two ways of preparing an object for the bot to build:
- verbally
- using the Object Manager
Verbally, an object is prepared using the following commands:
- define the model
- define the description (optional)
- object description description
- define the action (optional)
- set the coordinates (not needed if you want to seed, the bot seeds where he is)
- build here
- build there
- build at coordinates
To prepare an object using the Object Manager:
- select menu Uni item Object
- type the data in the Object Manager
- 'give' the object to the bot using the menu
The actual build and seed commands are:
The bot remembers the object, so, if one wishes to repeat a build, one only needs to set new coordinates if one uses the build command, or to move the bot if one seeds.
The seed command has a quick variant, which defines the model and builds it:
To delete the last object built, say:
The bot remembers all the objects he built in a given session, so one can continue deleting the objects from last to first. Alternatively, one can delete all objects at once by saying:
The memory can also be wiped clean, so that the bot cannot delete the forgotten objects. This ends a session. Use:
- release object
- release all objects
Please note: the list the bot uses to remember the objects is also used in the Survey Manager when building and destroying projects. There it's called the success list. Make sure not to mix the two activities. To count objects:
- count collect
gives the amount of objects in the survey, project and succes lists
Querying
The commands to start and stop a property query are:
- query here
starts query at bot's coordinates
- query there
starts query at bot's coordinates
- query at coords
starts query at specific coords
- end query
stops an ongoing query
- query now
I don't know why I have this one LOL...
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