Disarming Kit
| Disarming Kit Information | |
|---|---|
| Category | Mechanical |
| Class | Container |
| Related Scripts | Lockpick |
| Item Restrictions | ✓ |
| PERM-ifier Eligible | ✓ |
| Verbs Used |
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| BUNDLE LOOK |
The Disarming Kit is a mechanical script that applies to container items. It is used by by locksmiths to DISARM trapped locks and holds disarming tools. It can be purchased from the town locksmith.
Analyze
You analyze your locksmith's toolkit and sense that the creator has provided the following information: This locksmith's toolkit is a locksmith's disarming kit, used to store the various implements and tools locksmiths utilize while disarming trapped treasure boxes. You can BUNDLE MY TOOLKIT WITH MY <SECOND KIT NOUN> to move the the putty, cotton balls, and vials from the second kit into your TOOLKIT, up to a maximum of 100 of each. You can LOOK IN MY TOOLKIT to see the totals of each. It may be freely altered, with a long and/or show description, but should remain some kind of relatively small tool kit. You can tell that the toolkit is as light as it can get, but you might be able to have a talented merchant deepen its pockets for you.
Usage Information
| Verb | First | Third |
| BUNDLE | You transfer 67 lumps of putty from your tool kit to a dark leather locksmith's toolkit.
You transfer 80 cotton balls from your tool kit to a dark leather locksmith's toolkit. |
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| The kit you wish to keep full must be in your right hand. | ||
| LOOK IN {kit} | Peering into the locksmith's toolkit, you see a lump of squishy white putty with about 67 pinches left, 100 little balls of cotton, a set of narrow metal grips, a thin metal file and a thick steel needle. | n/a |
Additional Information
Some traps require a special locksmith's kit filled with various helpful items to be used. These kits can be purchased at various locksmithing shops. Keep in mind that one does not need to handle the toolkit when disarming traps - leaving it open and in an open container is all that is necessary.
A disarming kit can have the noun kit as well as the noun toolkit.
None of the items in the kit as usable as a stand-alone tool. Tools can only be used from the kit when it is open. The kit can be inside another container as long as both are open.
Contents
A single toolkit can hold at maximum: 100 lumps of putty, 100 balls of cotton, 100 acid vials, and one each of the grips, file, and needle. Although other items will not bundle, there may be room to add other items to the kit's pockets manually. For example, a toolkit that has had 100 acid vials bundled into it may still have room to hold an additional acid vial by PUTting the vial into the toolkit up to the maximum capacity of the toolkit.
A person can store other things in the toolkit. Lockpicks, calipers, enhancive jewelry, black demon rum, or other various items can be PUT in the toolkit, up to its maximum capacity.
Brand new off-the-shelf locksmith kits typically include the following items:
- a lump of squishy white putty with about 50 pinches left - poison needle, spore, and boomer traps
- 50 little balls of cotton - acid vial trap
- a set of narrow metal grips - jaw, rod, fire vial and gas cloud traps
- a thin metal file - dark crystal and sulphur traps
- a thick steel needle - sulphur trap
Combining Contents
As the toolkit empties of some items, one can refill it by buying another toolkit and bundling the two. The two toolkits do not have to look the same. Hold the kit you wish to keep in the right hand and make sure both kits are open. After bundling, there will be an emptier kit in the left hand and a more full kit in the right hand. If a bundling mistake was made, and the wrong toolkit is now full, simply SWAP hands and BUNDLE again.
Vials of acid can be bundled with the toolkit by holding a vial of acid in one hand and the toolkit in the other hand.
Combining Cautions
Exercise caution when bundling toolkits. Bundling only combines putty, cotton, acid vials, grips, files, and needles. Other items will not automatically be transferred during bundling. For example, if lockpicks or calipers were stored in an old toolkit, then after toolkit bundling, those items will remain in the toolkit in which they were originally stored. They do not transfer during the bundling process. If the wrong toolkit is thrown away, the lockpicks and calipers would then be lost. It pays to LOOK in both toolkits after bundling, and make sure to manually transfer or recover any valuable items.
Permifying
Locksmith kits can be permified via the PERM-ifier. Permifying excludes acid vials.