From your MOO, create an object. This object will be used for Aloha:
@create $thing named kahuna
Make sure that you type: kahuna EXACTLY (no other name will work for the updates - no UPPERCASE letters neither).
The MOO will answer something like:
You now have kahuna with object number #xxxx and parent generic thing (#5).
Where #xxxx is the object number used by your MOO (can be #1234 or #5678 etc..)
Next, we need to corify the object; type:
@corify #xxxx as kahuna
Where you would replace #xxxx by your OWN object number.
Your MOO will say something like: Kahuna has no :init_for_core verb. Strongly consider adding one before doing anything else. - this is OK.
Let's check that everything is kool by typing:
@examine $kahuna
If everything is OK, you will see a short description of your object. So now you can always refer to this object using $kahuna instead of remembering its object number.
Highlight all the properties from Kahuna_x_x.txt.gz (lines that start with ;;), copy them and paste them to your MOO. You should see a bunch of "Property added with value ..." and some "=
0".
Highlight one verb at the time, copy them and paste them into your MOO.
Do NOT run any verb or start it until you install Hash_utils object.