Fix links and a few text in pages from "Basics" section

guilherme-gm · guilherme-gm · commit 21c428414bf2 · 2024-04-14T15:46:29.000-03:00
diff --git a/docs/basics/aid.md b/docs/basics/aid.md
@@ -1,5 +1,21 @@
-An **account id** uniquely identifies a player (gender Female(F) or Male (M)) or server account (gender S) not only
-inside the database, but also in inter-server communication and in associations of data with an account, such as
-[account variables](../scripting/variables.md). Account ID is also used to save the character data, and is uniqu. In-game it
-is mostly used as a [game id](gid). It should not be confused with [character id](cid) which
-identifies a character.
+# Account ID (AID)
+
+An **account id** uniquely identifies an account, not only inside the database, but also in inter-server communication.
+
+Accounts can be classified in 2 types, based on its "Gender":
+
+- Player account, for accounts with gender Female (F) or Male (M)
+- Server account, for accounts with gender S
+
+For player accounts, the "Gender" information is used to determine the initial gender selection when
+creating a character in-game. For old client versions, where gender selection was not possible, this was
+the gender of all characters in the game account.
+
+Account IDs are used to associate account-wide data with an account, such as:
+
+- Characters list
+- [account variables](../scripting/variables.md)
+
+In-game it is mostly used as a [game id (GID)](./gid.md).
+
+It should not be confused with [character id (CID)](./cid.md) which identifies a character.
diff --git a/docs/basics/cid.md b/docs/basics/cid.md
@@ -1,9 +1,16 @@
-A **character ID** uniquely identifies a character, not only inside the database, but also in inter-server communication
-and association of data with a character, such as [character variables](../scripting/variables.md) or
-[status ailments](../overview/source/status-list.md). The character ID fulfills the same role as a combination of [account ID](aid)
+# Character ID (CID)
+
+A **character ID** uniquely identifies a character, not only inside the database, but also in inter-server communication.
+
+It associates data specific to a character, such as:
+
+- Character name
+- Character gender
+- [character variables](../scripting/variables.md)
+- [status ailments](../overview/source/status-list.md)
+
+The character ID fulfills the same role as a combination of [account ID (AID)](./aid.md)
 and character's slot ID, which means, if two character ids match their account IDs are automatically
 the same as well.
 
 The Character ID typically increments starting from 150000 and going up.
-
-[Category:incomplete](Category:incomplete "wikilink")
diff --git a/docs/basics/gid.md b/docs/basics/gid.md
@@ -1,8 +1,11 @@
-The **GID** stands for game id or game object id. It uniquely identifies each and every dynamic object
-([NPC](npc), [monster](mob "wikilink"), player, item, skill unit) inside the game. For the players a GID is
-their [account id](aid), for all other objects it is a server-generated id, that changes each time the object
+# Game ID (GID)
+
+The **GID** stands for game id or game object id.
+
+It uniquely identifies each and every dynamic object ([NPC](./npc.md), [monster](../overview/source/mob/index.md),
+player, item, skill unit) inside the game.
+
+For the players a GID is their [account id (AID)](./aid.md), for all other objects it is a server-generated id, that changes each time the object
 is created.
 
 You can view the id in-game by right-clicking on a object, when your account has enabled game master menu.
-
-[Category:Incomplete](Category:Incomplete "wikilink")
diff --git a/docs/basics/gm-commands.md b/docs/basics/gm-commands.md
@@ -1,31 +1,38 @@
+# GM Commands
+
 ## Syntax
 
-- `@<command>{,\<param 1\>,\<param 2\>,...}`
-- `#<command>,<target>{,\<param 1\>,\<param 2\>,...}`
+- `@<command> {<param 1> <param 2> ...}`
+- `#<command> <target> {<param 1> <param 2> ...}`
 
 ## Description
 
-GM commands can be used to perform a wide array of tasks in-game, such as system administration, database queries,
-player actions, and collecting information regarding a player, party, guild, pet, and/or homunculus. For a full list of
-atcommands, please see [`doc/atcommands.txt`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/doc/atcommands.txt)
+GM commands (also called atcommands because of the **@** prefix) can be used to perform a wide array of tasks in-game,
+such as system administration, database queries, player actions, and collecting information regarding a player, party,
+guild, pet, and/or homunculus. For a full list of atcommands,
+please see [`doc/atcommands.txt`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/doc/atcommands.txt)
 
 ## Examples
 
 ### atcommands
 
-    @item 909 10
+```
+@item 909 10
+```
 
 Entering this command in-game will give the invoking player a the item 909 (Jellopy) in the amount of 10.
 
 ### charcommands
 
-    #item Ind 909 10
+```
+#item Ind 909 10
+```
 
 Entering this command in-game will give the target player, Ind, the item 909 (Jellopy) in the amount of 10.
 
 ## Notes
 
-While it is common knowledge throughout the [Ragnarok Online](Ragnarok_Online "wikilink") community that atcommands use
+While it is common knowledge throughout the [Ragnarok Online](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnarok_Online) community that atcommands use
 the **@** symbol, the symbol used can be changed to any other character by adjusting **atcommand_symbol** and
 **charcommand_symbol** in
 [`conf/atcommand.conf`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/conf/atcommand.conf)
@@ -38,5 +45,3 @@ the **@** symbol, the symbol used can be changed to any other character by adjus
 | %           | party chat symbol      |
 | $           | guild chat symbol      |
 | /           | client commands symbol |
-
-[Category: Basics](Category:_Basics "wikilink")
diff --git a/docs/basics/kafra.md b/docs/basics/kafra.md
@@ -1,9 +1,8 @@
+# Kafra
+
 ![Kafra Staff Tayelin](assets/Kafra2.gif "Kafra Staff Tayelin")
 
 **Kafra Corporation** is a group of Ragnarok Online
-[NPCs](NPC "wikilink"), which is generally responsible for setting save points, giving access to player's item storage,
+[NPCs](./npc.md), which is generally responsible for setting save points, giving access to player's item storage,
 providing teleport services and renting merchant class carts. Later episodes introduced two further groups for the same
 services; namely Cool Event Corporation (western continent) and Cat Hand Services (new world).
-
-
-[Category:Incomplete](Category:Incomplete "wikilink")
diff --git a/docs/basics/mvp.md b/docs/basics/mvp.md
@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
+# MVP
+
 **MVP** stands for *most valuable player*, referring to the player, which contributed most to the slay-down of a boss
-monster, which is itself often referred to as MVP as well. Boss monsters are the strongest monsters in [Ragnarok
-Online](Ragnarok_Online "wikilink"), from which the MVP gets extra experience and special prizes right into their
+monster, which is itself often referred to as MVP as well. Boss monsters are the strongest monsters in
+[Ragnarok Online](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnarok_Online), from which the MVP gets extra experience and special prizes right into their
 inventory for defeating, aside from normal drops.
diff --git a/docs/basics/npc.md b/docs/basics/npc.md
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 ![[Kafra](Kafra "wikilink") NPC](assets/Kafra2.gif "Kafra NPC")
 
-[NPC](NPC "wikilink") stands for Non-Player (or playable)
+[NPC](./npc.md) stands for Non-Player (or playable)
 Character. An NPC is any person or "living" creature in a game not controlled by a player. For example, any units in any
 game that would give you a quest, tell you what to do, or just stand there while you speak to them is considered an NPC.
 
-In [Ragnarok Online](Ragnarok_Online "wikilink"), NPCs are a pretty big part of the game. The
-[Hercules](Hercules "wikilink") scripting language is used to create NPCs. You can find many premade NPCs on the
+In [Ragnarok Online](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnarok_Online), NPCs are a pretty big part of the game. The
+[Hercules](../about/index.md) scripting language is used to create NPCs. You can find many premade NPCs on the
 [Hercules Boards](https://herc.ws/board/). Any character you speak to in Ragnarok Online not controlled by a player is
 an NPC. From warpers, over healers and quest guides, to item sellers. Generally, in Ragnarok Online, a monster is
 referred to as a [mob](../overview/source/mob/index.md), and not an NPC, however they are technically considered NPCs as well.
diff --git a/docs/basics/rid.md b/docs/basics/rid.md
@@ -1,20 +1,22 @@
+# RID
+
 Most scripting commands and functions will want to request data about a character, store variables referenced to that
-character, send stuff to the client connected to that specific character. Whenever a script is invoked by a character,
+character, send stuff to the client connected to that specific character, etc. Whenever a script is invoked by a character,
 it is passed a so-called RID - this is the account ID number of a character that caused the code to execute by clicking
-on it, walking into it's [OnTouch](OnTouch "wikilink") zone, or otherwise.
+on it, walking into it's [OnTouch](../scripting/events/ontouch.md) zone, or otherwise.
 
-# Usage
+## Usage
 
-When writing simple [NPCs](NPC "wikilink") only, this topic will not require much attention. However, when using
-[functions](Functions "wikilink"), [timers](Timers_(Scripting) "wikilink"), or clock-based script activation, one
+When writing simple [NPCs](./npc.md) only, this topic will not require much attention. However, when using
+[functions](../scripting/functions.md), [timers](../scripting/timers.md), or clock-based script activation, one
 requires to be aware of all cases when a script execution can be triggered without a RID attached. This will make a lot
 of commands and functions unusable, since they request data from a specific character, send data to a specific client,
 or store variables specific to a character, which are unavailable, if there's no RID, which refers to the character to
-work with, unless [attachrid](attachrid "wikilink") is used to explicitly attach a character to the script first.
+work with, unless [attachrid](../scripting/commands/attachrid.md) is used to explicitly attach a character to the script first.
 
-Whenever is stated *invoking character* or *currently attached character*, it actually means *the character whose RID is
-currently attached to the running script*. The script function [playerattached](playerattached "wikilink") can be used
+Whenever is stated **invoking character** or **currently attached character**, it actually means *the character whose RID is
+currently attached to the running script*. The script function [playerattached](../scripting/commands/playerattached.md) can be used
 to check which is the currently attached player to the script (it will return 0 if the there is no player attached or
-the attached player no longer is logged on to the map-server). The function [detachrid](detachrid "wikilink") will
+the attached player no longer is logged on to the map-server). The function [detachrid](../scripting/commands//detachrid.md) will
 explicitly set the RID to 0, so care must be taken, that follow-up commands do not depend on a character being attached,
 especially access to [temporary character variables](../scripting/variables.md).
diff --git a/docs/basics/sakray.md b/docs/basics/sakray.md
@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
-**Sakray** is what official [Ragnarok Online](Ragnarok_Online "wikilink") test servers are usually referred to. They are
+# Sakray
+
+**Sakray** is what official [Ragnarok Online](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnarok_Online) test servers are usually referred to. They are
 used to test new content and features, before they get installed on the normal servers. When the name "Sakray" is used
 alone, it typically refers to the kRO Sakray server. Sakray servers are always accessible via a separate client, which
 is available through a separate download.
@@ -23,20 +25,21 @@ calculation.
 Schedule for tests of Renewal Server:
 
 -  Closed Beta Test
-
-` Start Date: 2008/07/30`  
-` Server Name: Sakray Renewal Test Server`  
-` Participation: Accepted testers`  
-` Test Period: 2008/07/30 ~ 2008/08/27 (4 weeks)`
-
+```
+    Start Date: 2008/07/30
+    Server Name: Sakray Renewal Test Server
+    Participation: Accepted testers
+    Test Period: 2008/07/30 ~ 2008/08/27 (4 weeks)
+``` 
 -  Open Beta Test
-
-` Start Date: 2008/08/27`  
-` Server Name: Sakray Renewal Test Server`  
-` Participation: Anyone`  
-` Test Period: 2008/08/27 ~ 2008/09/24 (4 weeks)`
+```
+    Start Date: 2008/08/27  
+    Server Name: Sakray Renewal Test Server  
+    Participation: Anyone  
+    Test Period: 2008/08/27 ~ 2008/09/24 (4 weeks)
+```
 
 ## Usage
 
-[Hexed](Hexing "wikilink") kRO Sakray clients are the most used clients with [Hercules](Hercules "wikilink"), although a
+[Hexed](../client/hexing.md) kRO Sakray clients are the most used clients with [Hercules](../about/index.md), although a
 few people prefer using kRO (live server) clients or clients from different service providers.
diff --git a/docs/basics/zeny.md b/docs/basics/zeny.md
@@ -1,12 +1,14 @@
-[Zeny](Zeny "wikilink") is the in-game currency used in [Ragnarok Online](Ragnarok_Online "wikilink"), which can be used
-for buying and selling items from and to [NPC](NPC "wikilink") shops and other players.
+# Zeny
+
+Zeny is the in-game currency used in [Ragnarok Online](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnarok_Online), which can be used
+for buying and selling items from and to [NPC](./npc.md) shops and other players.
 
 ## Limitation
 
 The technical limit is for both the client and server up to 2,147,483,647 Zeny, which is typically capped at
 1,000,000,000. The cap can be changed inside
 [`src/common/mmo.h`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/src/common/mmo.h) by adjusting the macro
-*MAX_ZENY* to a desired value below the technical limit. The source must be recompiled after this change. If a value is
+`MAX_ZENY` to a desired value below the technical limit. The source must be recompiled after this change. If a value is
 specified which surpasses the technical limit, the server will not compile.
 
 ## Penalty
@@ -21,26 +23,28 @@ amount of Zeny the player holds upon death:
 zeny_penalty: 0
 ```
 
-[Mapflags](Mapflag "wikilink") can be set on certain maps to disable the zeny penalty in
-[`conf/mapflag/nopenalty.txt`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/conf/mapflag/nopenalty.txt)
+[Mapflags](../scripting/mapflag.md) can be set on certain maps to disable the zeny penalty in
+[`npc/mapflag/nopenalty.txt`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/npc/mapflag/nopenalty.txt)
 
 ## Vending
 
 The amount of Zeny that can be set to an item when vending is soft-limited to 1,000,000,000 and can be overridden by the
-setting *vending_max_value* in
-[`conf/battle/items.conf`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/conf/battle/items.conf) and
-[hexing](hexing "wikilink") the client to correct the client-side warnings.
+setting `vending_max_value` in
+[`conf/map/battle/items.conf`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/conf/map/battle/items.conf) and
+[hexing](../client/hexing.md) the client to correct the client-side warnings.
 
-If the seller obtains more Zeny through vending than *MAX_ZENY* the surplus Zeny is discarded. To avoid this, the
-setting *vending_over_max* in
-[`conf/battle/items.conf`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/conf/battle/items.conf) can be set to
-*no*, which causes the deal to fail if it would result in more Zeny than the seller is able to hold.
+If the seller obtains more Zeny through vending than `MAX_ZENY` the surplus Zeny is discarded. To avoid this, the
+setting `vending_over_max` in
+[`conf/map/battle/items.conf`](https://github.com/HerculesWS/Hercules/blob/stable/conf/map/battle/items.conf) can be set to
+`false`, which causes the deal to fail if it would result in more Zeny than the seller is able to hold.
 
 ## Scripting
 
-The name *Zeny* is recognized by the script engine as a [parameter constant](parameter_constant "wikilink"), which
-affects the amount of Zeny of the [currently attached](RID#Usage "wikilink") player. It can be both read and written.
+The name `Zeny` is recognized by the script engine as a [parameter constant](../scripting/parameter-constant.md), which
+affects the amount of Zeny of the [currently attached](./rid.md#usage) player. It can be both read and written.
 
-[`set`](set "wikilink")` Zeny,Zeny+120;  // gives the player 120z`  
-[`mes`](mes "wikilink")` "Your current balance is "+Zeny+"z.";`  
-[`set`](set "wikilink")` Zeny,0;  // takes all Zeny from the player`
+```C
+Zeny += 120; // gives the player 120z
+mesf("Your current balance is %dz.", Zeny);
+Zeny = 0; // takes all Zeny from the player
+```
