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#put is a ZZT-OOP command that lets an object place an element on the board. If the element at the target tile is able to be pushed, then using #put will push it. Otherwise, #put will replace the target tile.

The syntax is #put direction color element. The direction argument is mandatory. The color argument is optional. If an element is not specified then ZZT will default to placing a board edge

Due to a bounds-checking error it is impossible to #put something on the bottommost row of the board. This can be situationally circumvented using the #shoot or #throwstar commands in conjunction with #change. This bug was fixed in Super ZZT.

If the object's x-step and y-step are both zero, then the command #put flow <element> will throw the error Bad #PUT when executed.