@spawnite/engine 0.1.0-beta.15

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0108.md

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+---
+title: SP0108
+description: "The dialog node \"%s\" reads {%s}, which the dialog does not declare: add it to dialog({ ..."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `DialogNodeBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The dialog node "%s" reads {%s}, which the dialog does not declare: add it to dialog({ ... }), or read one of %s.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0109.md

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+---
+title: SP0109
+description: "The dialog node \"%s\" is declared twice: name each node once."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `DialogBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The dialog node "%s" is declared twice: name each node once.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0110.md

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+---
+title: SP0110
+description: "The dialog starts on \"%s\", %s"
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `DialogBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The dialog starts on "%s", %s
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0111.md

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+---
+title: SP0111
+description: "The dialog node \"%s\" goes to \"%s\", %s"
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `DialogBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The dialog node "%s" goes to "%s", %s
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0112.md

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+---
+title: SP0112
+description: "The dialog node \"%s\" has %s choices, more than the %s a player can pick: split the node, with a choice that goes on to a node holding the rest."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `DialogBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The dialog node "%s" has %s choices, more than the %s a player can pick: split the node, with a choice that goes on to a node holding the rest.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0113.md

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+---
+title: SP0113
+description: "The dialog node \"%s\" has no choice and no end(): give it a .choice(text, node), or end it with .end()."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `DialogBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The dialog node "%s" has no choice and no end(): give it a .choice(text, node), or end it with .end().
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0114.md

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+---
+title: SP0114
+description: "The dialog value \"%s\" has a name a line cannot read: name it with letters, digits and underscores alone, such as \"%s\"."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `dialog`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The dialog value "%s" has a name a line cannot read: name it with letters, digits and underscores alone, such as "%s".
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0115.md

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+---
+title: SP0115
+description: "The name \"%s\" has no letter or digit to name a machine by: name it in words, such as \"guard\"."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `toMachineId`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The name "%s" has no letter or digit to name a machine by: name it in words, such as "guard".
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0116.md

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+---
+title: SP0116
+description: "\"%s\" and \"%s\" both name the machine \"%s\": rename one so its letters and digits differ, such as \"%s 2\"."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `toMachineId`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+"%s" and "%s" both name the machine "%s": rename one so its letters and digits differ, such as "%s 2".
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0117.md

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+---
+title: SP0117
+description: "The route point \"%s\" is named by a number, which puts it first whatever its place: name it with a word, such as \"well\"."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `route`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The route point "%s" is named by a number, which puts it first whatever its place: name it with a word, such as "well".
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0118.md

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+---
+title: SP0118
+description: "The routine \"%s\" is declared twice: name each routine once."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `RoutinesBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The routine "%s" is declared twice: name each routine once.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0119.md

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+---
+title: SP0119
+description: "The routine \"%s\" has no steps: give it at least one, such as .wait(5)."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `RoutinesBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The routine "%s" has no steps: give it at least one, such as .wait(5).
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0120.md

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+---
+title: SP0120
+description: "No routine is named \"%s\": declare it with .routine(\"%s\", r => ...), or name one of %s."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `RoutinesBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+No routine is named "%s": declare it with .routine("%s", r => ...), or name one of %s.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0121.md

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+---
+title: SP0121
+description: "The routine \"%s\" ends in resume(), which goes back to the routine an event interrupted, and no event starts \"%s\": end it with .then(\"<routine>\"), o..."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `RoutinesBuilder`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+The routine "%s" ends in resume(), which goes back to the routine an event interrupted, and no event starts "%s": end it with .then("<routine>"), or start it with .on(event, "%s").
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0122.md

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+---
+title: SP0122
+description: "Every routine is one an event starts: declare one that runs between events, and start there."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+Every routine is one an event starts: declare one that runs between events, and start there.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0125.md

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+---
+title: SP0125
+description: "Two plugins are named \"%s\": entries %s and %s of plugins."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+Two plugins are named "%s": entries %s and %s of plugins. One plugin appears once: a kit requires it and the game lists it.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0126.md

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+---
+title: SP0126
+description: "Plugins require each other in a cycle: %s."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+Plugins require each other in a cycle: %s. Two plugins that react to each other do it through the traits and events each writes on the world; drop one requires.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0132.md

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+---
+title: SP0132
+description: "%s anchors itself: drop the anchor."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+%s anchors itself: drop the anchor.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0133.md

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+---
+title: SP0133
+description: "%s runs under %s and %s under %s: an anchor orders systems of one phase, so move one of them."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+%s runs under %s and %s under %s: an anchor orders systems of one phase, so move one of them.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0134.md

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+---
+title: SP0134
+description: "Systems anchor each other in a cycle: %s."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+Systems anchor each other in a cycle: %s. Drop one anchor.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0137.md

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+---
+title: SP0137
+description: "abilities({ castsPerSecond: %s }): pass a positive finite number of cast presses a second, such as 20, the default, or leave it out."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `abilities`, from `@spawnite/engine/abilities`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+abilities({ castsPerSecond: %s }): pass a positive finite number of cast presses a second, such as 20, the default, or leave it out.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0138.md

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+---
+title: SP0138
+description: "controls({ keys: { %s } }): %s is no engine action; they are %s."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `controls`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+controls({ keys: { %s } }): %s is no engine action; they are %s.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0139.md

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+---
+title: SP0139
+description: "\"%s\" cannot name %s of %s: a name is letters and digits, starting with a letter, as \"sprint\" is."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+"%s" cannot name %s of %s: a name is letters and digits, starting with a letter, as "sprint" is.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0143.md

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+---
+title: SP0143
+description: "%s takes %s, which the engine's %s takes: give %s another key, or move %s with controls({ keys: { %s: [...] } }) in the game's plugins, or drop it ..."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+%s takes %s, which the engine's %s takes: give %s another key, or move %s with controls({ keys: { %s: [...] } }) in the game's plugins, or drop it with controls({ keys: { %s: [] } }).
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0145.md

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+---
+title: SP0145
+description: "entities(%s): give the most entities the list may hold, a whole number from 1."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `entities`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+entities(%s): give the most entities the list may hold, a whole number from 1.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0146.md

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+---
+title: SP0146
+description: "definePress: a press bound to a key or a touch button sends no payload, and this one carries fields (%s): drop its keys and send it from code with ..."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error in `definePress`, from `@spawnite/engine/core`. Its declaration's comment says what the call requires.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+definePress: a press bound to a key or a touch button sends no payload, and this one carries fields (%s): drop its keys and send it from code with sendPress, or bind a pageAction whose handler sends it.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0147.md

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+---
+title: SP0147
+description: "definePress: the refusal \"%s\" is empty or not text: name each refusal with a short code, such as \"no-charge\"."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+definePress: the refusal "%s" is empty or not text: name each refusal with a short code, such as "no-charge".
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0148.md

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+---
+title: SP0148
+description: "definePress: the refusal \"%s\" is not well-formed UTF-16, a lone surrogate, which the wire's UTF-8 would send as another code: name it with plain text."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+definePress: the refusal "%s" is not well-formed UTF-16, a lone surrogate, which the wire's UTF-8 would send as another code: name it with plain text.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0149.md

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+---
+title: SP0149
+description: "definePress: the refusal \"%s\" is past %s characters (maximumPressReasonLength): name it with a short code a HUD maps to a line."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+definePress: the refusal "%s" is past %s characters (maximumPressReasonLength): name it with a short code a HUD maps to a line.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.

package/dist/wiki/engine/errors/SP0150.md

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+---
+title: SP0150
+description: "definePress: the refusal \"%s\" is a drop's reason, a PressDropReason the engine sets itself, so a HUD could not tell the two apart: name the refusal..."
+---
+
+The engine makes this error inside its own work, not in an engine call a game makes.
+
+## The message
+
+Each `%s` is a value the error names where it is thrown, such as an entity, a name or a number:
+
+```text
+definePress: the refusal "%s" is a drop's reason, a PressDropReason the engine sets itself, so a HUD could not tell the two apart: name the refusal otherwise.
+```
+
+## What to do
+
+The message says what was asked, what was wrong and what to change. The line under it, which starts `Spawnite:`, names the system that ran, the engine call, the entity and the tick where the engine knew them.
+
+When the message and that line do not explain the failure, it may be a bug in the engine. [Errors and bug reports](/engine/testing/errors/) says how to reproduce it and write a bug bundle.