30 lines
1.3 KiB
Perl
30 lines
1.3 KiB
Perl
.TH Command TEND
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.NA tend "Transfer commodities between ships"
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.LV Basic
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.SY "tend <COMMODITY|'land'> <SHIP> <AMT|UNIT> <to-SHIP>"
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The tend command allows transfer of commodities
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from a particular (supply) ship to patrol boats,
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submarines, battleships, etc. while at sea.
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.s1
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If you had cargo ship #16 which had food, and your fleet S needed food,
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you could resupply the entire fleet with 20 units of food by typing
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.EX tend food 16 20 S
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.s1
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Requirements are that the tending ship must be in the same sector
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as the tended ships, and it must be yours, or belong to a country that
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considers you a friendly trading partner.
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A positive <AMT> indicates the amount the tender will give away,
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while a negative amount indicates the amount that the tender
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will try to extract from each ship. (However, you cannot take goods
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from a friendly ship by giving a negative amount)
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.s1
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Only land units with the "assault" capability may be tended between
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ships. If you wanted to tend land unit #23 from ship #8 to ship #17,
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then you would type:
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.EX tend land 8 23 17
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Besides the "assault" capability restriction, tending land units has
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the same effect as though you were simply loading the unit onto a
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ship. In particular, you may tend land units to "friendly" ships in
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the same sector.
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.s1
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.SA "load, unload, lload, lunload, ltend, Ships"
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