@peek-thru clothing

Often times you want clothing to just show a little hint of what is underneath it without the whole thing being @see-thru, especially given how spammy that can make descriptions.

What about a middle ground, a @peek-thru command? It's like @see-thru, but immediately after the @worn message it prints "Beneath %p %t, %s wears a

By sabine at Jan 18, 2020 6:13 PM

Oh, that broke my whole post when I used brackets! Um.

It was going to be something like:

"Beneath %p %t, %s wears a (item of clothing/list of clothing)." With clothing being all of the objects worn under the item in question. If you wear nothing underneath that item, it would say "Beneath %p %t, %s wears nothing."

This is ideal for bra straps or low-riding pants or jackets that give a glimpse of a shirt underneath or layered tank tops or really anything like that that gives a glimpse of clothing without generating giant double clothing descriptions.

By sabine at Jan 18, 2020 6:17 PM

+1

I've seen people design clothing specifically with this in mind, so this would save a lot of people a lot of hassle.

By Sly at Jan 19, 2020 2:41 AM

-	Garthus	45s
-	Bruhlicious	10s	Deine Mutter stinkt nach Erbrochenem und Bier.
-	Inks	3s	The pinnacle of mediocre.
-	RedProtokoll	16s
-	Bix	55s
-	Sivartas	27s	I make the Grinch look happy.
-	BigBiscuit	1m
-	Slyter	55s
-	Wonderland	2s
-	QueenZombean	1m	Singing the song that doesn't end, yes it goes...
-	adrognik	56s
-	Hivemind	2h
-	Rillem	52s
-	Terrible_the_duck	6s
-	Fogchild1	1m
-	zxq	6m
a	Mench	3m	Doing a bit of everything.
And 28 more hiding and/or disguised

@peek-thru clothing A middle ground between @see-thru and not

@peek-thru clothing
A middle ground between @see-thru and not