The pick-up's search, from where FIND_OBSTACLE (or this, going round) left it. Each record whose box meets the search box is tested: it must be a thing that can be picked up (bit 5 of +12). A door ends the search (though no door has bit 5 set: a door's +12 is exactly 1). Then the weight: the thing's +16 less 16 (never below nought) is added to what he carries (CARRIED_WEIGHT, IY+$12), and if that comes to 8 or more it is TOO HEAVY (message 3) and nothing changes. So the load is at most 7; the heaviest things weigh 6.

Taking it: the place in use gets the record's address, the record is marked as carried (bit 5 of +16) and not in the air, and the object table says it is in no room ($FE, SET_THING_ROOM). The knight is redrawn stooping; then the thing's picture is wiped from the room, by redrawing its area (REDRAW_OBJECT) with THIS_RECORD pointing at it so that it is left out, and drawn in the panel's box for the place (SHOW_THING_IN_USE). Krumlinde names the part from the weight on RTN_Store_Carried_Weight.

The flags in IY+$11 are cleared: they say whether the lure and the thing of kind 11 lie in the room, and whichever still does sets its flag again on the next pass (CHE3D).