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Collecting a gem for the first time displays the message "Gems give you Health!", and then gives you a paltry 1 health. Since every built- ...e individual world designer to use [[ZZT-OOP]] to find a use for collected gems. Currency (for shops and other things) is one of the more common uses.

* gems #take gems 10 tooPoor

Give 5 gems GEMS

#take gems 1000 !fooB;Test B ...e player and blocked to the north, but the player had more than 1000 [[gem|gems]], then the text window would display the following choices:

# The gems counter will be incremented by 256. ...es the second byte to indicate units of 256. Because of this, the player's gems counter is increased by 256. The bug can be fixed by changing the <tt>Keys<

# The player cannot open it unless they have at least 256 gems, whereupon the gems counter will be decremented by at least 256&mdash;or more. ...es the second byte to indicate units of 256. Because of this, the player's gems counter will be reset to just the amount covered by the first byte, from 0

...ack a way to track their under tile. Other statless pushables ([[ammo]], [[gems]], [[keys]], and [[sliders]]) also exhibit this erasing behavior, though it

...ack a way to track their under tile. Other statless pushables ([[ammo]], [[gems]], [[keys]], and [[boulders]]) also exhibit this erasing behavior, though i

Below are examples of how to obtain [[gem|gems]] of various colors using ZZT-OOP.

|Gems give you Health! || 200 || Yes

|6||0x006||[[INT16LE]]||<i>PlayerGems</i><br>Player's gems.