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diff --git a/SERVER_COMMANDS b/SERVER_COMMANDS
index cb1635d..d54ac79 100644
--- a/SERVER_COMMANDS
+++ b/SERVER_COMMANDS
@@ -4,15 +4,16 @@ Command reading and writing
 Normal mode
 -----------
 
-In normal mode, the server on start up checks for the existence of ./savefile
-and, on success, reads all commands from it. If no savefile exists, commands
-from ./confserver/world are read instead – and written to the file ./record.
+In normal mode, the server on start up checks for the existence of ./save and,
+on success, reads all commands from it. If no save file exists, commands from
+./confserver/world are read instead – and written to the file ./record_save.
 Afterwards, the command "MAKE_WORLD" with the current Unix time as argument is
-interpreted (and also written to ./record).
+interpreted (and also written to ./record_save).
 
 In any case, from then on, further commands are read in from ./server/in. New
 commands must be appended to the file – which is what the client does. All
-commands from ./server/in except meta commands are also written to ./record.
+commands from ./server/in except meta commands are also written to
+./record_save.
 
 Every fifteen seconds, if any turns have passed, ./savefile is written – with a
 list of all god commands necessary to recreate the current world state. On each
@@ -22,15 +23,15 @@ written to ./server/out.
 Replay mode
 -----------
 
-In replay mode, commands from ./record are read. If a turn number is given as an
-argument, the file is read until the given turn is reached, or, if the turn
-number is higher than the last turn of the recorded play, the last turn. If no
-turn number is given as argument, the record file is replayed until turn 1 is
-reached. Meta commands in ./record are not understood.
+In replay mode, commands from ./record_save are read. If a turn number is given
+as an argument, the file is read until the given turn is reached, or, if the
+turn number is higher than the last turn of the recorded play, the last turn. If
+no turn number is given as argument, the record file is replayed until turn 1 is
+reached. Meta commands in ./record_save are not understood.
 
 From then on, ./server/in is also read. Meta commands sent by the client are
 interpreted normally, but any player and god command merely furthers reading of
-./record by one line and is otherwise ignored.
+./record_save by one line and is otherwise ignored.
 
 Command list
 ============
@@ -44,6 +45,9 @@ whitespaces. "[char]" means a single ASCII character is expected. If one of a
 set of pre-defined strings is expected, the legal strings are divided by pipe
 symbols ("|").
 
+Commands in lowercase characters ("player commands") are only interpreted if the
+game world is set active.
+
 Meta commands
 -------------
 
@@ -96,9 +100,6 @@ be generated. (Initial value: 0.)
 SEED_RANDOMNESS [0 to 4294967295]
 Set randomness seed to argument. (Initial value: 0.)
 
-SEED_MAP [0 to 4294967295]
-(Re-)generate map to seed of argument and map size.
-
 MAKE_WORLD [0 to 4294967295]
 Set map seed and randomness seed to argument. Remove all things. (Re-)generate
 map. Add to map things specified in thing types table in quantity defined there
@@ -110,6 +111,9 @@ MAP_LENGTH [1 to 256]
 Deactivate world. Remove ./server/worldstate file. Remove all things. Remove
 map. Set map edge length to argument. (Initial value: 64.)
 
+MAP [0 to 255] [string]
+Set part of game map to string argument: the line of the argument's number.
+
 WORLD_ACTIVE [0|1]
 Set world activity state to argument. If 0, remove ./server/worldstate file.
 Else, if world was so far inactive, a map exists, at least one "wait" thing
@@ -224,8 +228,7 @@ TT_CORPSE_ID [0 to infinity]
 Set to argument the ID of the thing type that things of the selected type
 transform into when their state changes from animate to inanimate.
 
-TT_PROLIFERATE [0-255]
+TT_PROLIFERATE [0 to 65535]
 If non-zero, there is a chance of 1 divided by the given value each turn for any
 thing of the selected type to emit an offspring to a random neighbor cell if one
-is available that is passable and not inhabited by a thing of the same same type
-or, if the proliferating thing is animate, any other animate thing.
+is available that is passable and not inhabited by any thing.