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| TinTin++ Mud Client Manual |
| Pathdir |
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| Syntax: #pathdir {forward direction} {backward direction} |
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| In previous tintin versions there was some confusion about the exact meaning of this mysterious command. What it really does is creating a list of passive aliasses that are used while using the mark command. If a command matching a pathdir is entered it's assumed to be a movement command, and the command will be added to your path list. This allows for adding non standard directions to your path list. |
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Example: #pathdir {ne} {sw};#pathdir {sw} {ne} |
| Many muds use diagonal exits nowadays. If you play such a mud you might want to disable the speedwalk config option for this example to work. While making a path this will result in ne and sw being added to your path list when used. |
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| Notice: You can remove pathdirs with the #unpathdir command. |
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