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Section - General Supporter/Container Tweaks

Instead of putting something on a supporter when the player encloses the second noun:

say "You lack the dexterity to balance [the noun] on [the second noun] while you're still holding [the second noun]."

Instead of putting something on something when the second noun encloses the player:

say "There isn't really room for both you and [the noun] on [the second noun]."

[Robin is too tidy to put things on the floor that don't belong on the floor.]

A thing can be floor-standing or supporter-requiring. A thing is usually supporter-requiring.

Last check dropping a supporter-requiring thing:

say "You can't just drop [the noun] on the floor. What if someone steps on [it-them of the noun] or trips over [it-them of the noun]?" instead.

A container can be contents-mentionable-in-description. A container is usually contents-mentionable-in-description.

This is the new examine containers rule:

if the noun is a container and the noun is contents-mentionable-in-description:

consider the examine containers rule.

The new examine containers rule is listed instead of the examine containers rule in the carry out examining rules.

A supporter can be contents-mentionable-in-description. A supporter is usually contents-mentionable-in-description.

This is the new examine supporters rule:

if the noun is a supporter and the noun is contents-mentionable-in-description:

consider the examine supporters rule.

The new examine supporters rule is listed instead of the examine supporters rule in the carry out examining rules.