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Section - Insubstantial things

A thing can be petter-insubstantial.

Instead of searching something petter-insubstantial:

try examining the noun instead.

Instead of rubbing or taking something petter-insubstantial:

say "Your hand passes right through [the noun]." instead.

Instead of doing something to something petter-insubstantial when the action requires a touchable noun (this is the block touching petter-insubstantial nouns rule):

say "[The noun] [are] too insubstantial."

Instead of doing something when the second noun is petter-insubstantial and the action requires a touchable second noun (this is the block touching petter-insubstantial second nouns rule):

say "[The second noun] [are] too insubstantial."

The block touching petter-insubstantial nouns rule is listed last in the Instead rules.

The block touching petter-insubstantial second nouns rule is listed last in the Instead rules.