@sit_place in bars
sit with style

Currently, if you sit at the bar, your @tp is basically replaced with something akin to 'Joe is sitting at the bar.' No room for customization or ways to characterize the way your character sits. If you want to perch on a bar stool, or cross your legs at the ankles, or do anything other than sitting in the same way every other character is, you have to do a @tp and -not- codedly sit down at the bar.

I think that there should be a @sit_place command sort of like @sleep_place. And it could just be in bars (at least at first), because that's where most people sit regularly and there aren't many exciting seating messages already built in at most bars.

It would have "sitting at the bar" prefixed to the rest of the message, just like the @sleep_place.

It would look something like this:

@sit_place me is his feet dangling far above the floor.

Joe is sitting at the bar, his feet dangling far above the floor.

@Slither

Your response is a bit confusing and I think you may be misinterpreting what he's asking for? He's literally just asking for more flavor to be added to the coded sit action to describe your character's posture, whether furniture is involved or otherwise. It's a valid ask, and I've certainly @tped sitting in one particular area because "X is sitting on Y." was too bland and nondescript to cover the circumstances.

Or is what you're trying to say that you want it to be immediately apparent, for accessibility reasons or otherwise, when a character is codedly sitting? Couldn't that be accomplished with an accessibility flag of some sort?

Ah, I misunderstood. Sorry about that!