Usage:
/REQUIRE map.tf
/MARK dir
/UNMARK
/PATH
/RETURN
/MAP
/UNPATH
/SAVEPATH name
/DOPATH path
These commands, similar to those in tintin, help keep track of sequences of directions between two locations on a mud. When mapping is enabled with /mark, all mud movement commands (n, s, e, w, ne, sw, nw, se, u, d) that you type are recorded in the "current path".
/mark clears the current path and starts recording your movement.
/unmark disables map recording (but does not clear the current path).
/path prints the current recorded path.
/revert "undoes" the last movement by deleting it from the path and executing the opposite movement command. (This was called "/return" prior to version 4.0).
/map adds dir to the current path as if you had actually gone in that direction.
/unpath deletes the last movement from the path (but does not move you to your previous position)
/savepath
defines a
macro
named name that will execute the movements in
the currently defined path. (To save this
macro to a file, use
"/save
[-a] file name").
/dopath
executes a path. Path must be a space-separated list
of movement commands with optional repeat counts. For example,
"/dopath 10 n e d 2 w"
will execute "n" 10 times, "e" once, "d" once, and "w" twice.