What’s the trick to removing things on supporters from being listed in the room description? The below doesn’t work, nor do listing-contents rules seem to help.
[code]The house is a room.
A supporter can be tall.
Definition: a thing (called prop) is obscure:
if the prop is on a tall supporter, yes;
no.
Before listing nondescript items:
now every obscure thing is not marked for listing.
The table is an enterable supporter in the house. It is scenery. It is tall.
That information is listed by the ‘describe what’s on scenery supporters in room descriptions rule’. You can unlist it or replace it.
[code]The describe what’s on non-tall scenery supporters in room descriptions rule is listed instead of the describe what’s on scenery supporters in room descriptions rule in the for printing a locale paragraph about rulebook.
For printing a locale paragraph about a thing (called the item)
(this is the describe what’s on non-tall scenery supporters in room descriptions rule):
if the item is tall, do nothing;
otherwise consider the describe what’s on scenery supporters in room descriptions rule.[/code]
I think you could also do it in an after choosing notable locale objects rule:
After choosing notable locale objects when a tall scenery supporter is in the location:
Repeat with item running through things enclosed by a tall scenery supporter:
Set the locale priority of item to 0.