AT
The AT command is a powerful DEMI+ command line directive which allows any command to be executed as if _at_ the remote location as described by room vnum, mob or unique object room contents:
Usage: at <vnum | mob | opj> [command]
For example:
>at tiamat l
Returns:
[9224] Treasure Lair [ DARK INDOORS ] [ INSIDE ]
This is the treasure lair of the goblin tribe. Long have these treasure
been here as the current king had forgotten this place even existed. Old
pieces of armour, several shields (most broken), and an odd assortment of
weapons litter the floor here. You also notice some rather strange tracks in
the dust here and can feel something watching your every step.
[ Exits: d ]
[9243] A dusty skeleton, propped against the wall, grins through a shattered helm.
[9218] Tiamat the platinum dragon (invis) (hidden) is standing here.
...Tiamat the platinum dragon glows with a bright light!
%AT%
The %at% trigger command allows for the same type of remote operation with some limitations. Using %AT% in embedded loops or some logic trees will cause the built-in formatter to break.