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## Additional features
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- `exc/`phrase`/`third-person alternate`/` can be used to differ content by point-of-view. "exc/Pov/s vrb/like/present/ crocodiles/Pov/s vrb/love/present/ crocodiles/" will become "I like crocodiles" in first-person, "You like crocodiles" in second-person, and "They love crocodiles" in third-person.
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- `cut/`phrase`/`amount`/` allows you to cut off a variable phrase. "Pov/s vrb/like/present/ cut/crocodiles/-6/" will become "I like croc," with the last six letters of "crocodiles" being cut off. If a second number is supplied, the first will be treated as a pivot point around which the second will decide what to keep.
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such as in "Pov/s vrb/like/present/ cut/crocodiles/-6/5/"
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- `cut/`phrase`/`amount`/` allows you to cut off a variable phrase. "cut/crocodiles/-6/" will become "croc," with the last six letters of "crocodiles" being cut off. If a second number is supplied, the first will be treated as a pivot point around which the second will decide what to keep. As an example, "cut/crocodiles/-6/5/" will become "odile" because it starts 6 spaces from the end and moves 5 spaces towards the end. "cut/seagull/3/" will become "gull" and "cut/seagull/0/3/" will become "sea." *This feature is experimental, so please report any bugs if you notice them!*
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- `cap/`phrase`/` turns the phrase to lowercase, `Cap/`phrase`/` turns the phrase to Start case, and `CAP/`phrase`/` turns the phrase to ALL CAPS.
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- `mrr/`phrase`/` will cause the phrase to have its letters reversed, as if mirrored.
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- Readers can add their own replacements! If you want to write with a custom marker not provided by MetamorPOV, you have the option of suggesting that your readers add it to their configuration. Examples of replacements that may be useful but are not provided by MetamorPOV include last names, nicknames, and nobility titles.
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