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--- free_movement [2025/01/31 00:28] – [User Interface for Commands] jeffd
+++ free_movement [2025/02/01 14:39] (current) – jeffd
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 Some games will include one or more "Free Movement" areas, which operate more like a "point and click adventure" than a pure cinematic.
-===== Actions =====
+[[Free Movement Actions]]
-==== MOVE (target) ====
-Also: Jump, Lie, Sit, Sleep, Climb
-This is often the Default Action.
-==== LOOK (target) ====
-Also: Examine, Read, Inspect, Smell
-This is often the Default Action.
-==== TAKE (item) ====
-Also: Pick Up
-This is often the Default Action.
-==== OPEN/CLOSE (target) ====
-(For doors and inventory containers)
-This is often the Default Action.
-==== SPEAK (target) ====
-Also: Ask, Call Out, Shout/Yell
-==== USE (item) [ON (target)] ====
-Also: Push, Pull, Operate, Turn On/Off, Eat, Drink
-This is often the Default Action.
-==== TASTE (item) ====
-(Non-Destructive variant of USE/EAT)
-==== HIT (target) ====
-Also: Attack, Knock
-This is potentially destructive, so is never a default action.
-==== DROP (item) ON (target) ====
-Also: Leave, Place, Give(to)
-This is potentially destructive, so is never a default action.
-==== THROW (item) AT (target) ====
-(Different from Drop due to Proximity)
-This is potentially destructive, so is never a default action.
-==== SHOW (item) TO (target) ====
-(May be combined with GIVE)
-==== WAIT ====
-Also: Listen
 ===== Defining Interactions =====
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 Interact does the default action with an object on the screen.  If there is a secondary type of action, double click or long-press could activate that.  For example, interact might try to move through a door, double click would instead try to open the door.  Interact attempts to take the lantern, use attempts to light or douse the lantern.
+===== Radio Button Mode =====
+As used in ICOM Simulations games on the NES. (See [[history:]])