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This is a setup to use the speedwalk function easier. Import, and it provides two aliases - spt show to see the paths you made and sptw somewhere to walk somewhere. Also sptw somewhere b to walk backwards.

To define paths for it, see the Scripts section, Speedwalk-data. There are two sample paths there, and you define them in the format of spt.somewhere = "<directions here>". somewhere can be only one word (ie, no spaces - it's ok to have multiple words like "spt.pointatob", but not "spt.pointa to b". Two sample paths are provided there, on Lusternia they walk you from the Glomdoring Ravenwood to wherever.

Requires Mudlet 1.1.0+

Enjoy

hmm, iocun's speedwalker plus this is really helpful

But could you add a command, eg "spstop" so that one can stop en route to a destination, if they want?

EDIT: also can something be done for swimming?

I don't plan on doing improvements to the script, sorry. Whoever is interested is welcome to.

works great but one issue is noticed is that it reverses everything including the prefix number so that if you have 37w when you use the sptw somwhere b it will go 73e

I can't see why you'd want to use this trivial script anyways. Use the mapper speedwalking functions instead.

Heiko wrote:I can't see why you'd want to use this trivial script anyways. Use the mapper speedwalking functions instead.

I think this is really handy, escpecially since I don't use the mapper, for me speedwalking is as mandatory as scripting in a modern client.

I love Mudlet, it's a great client, but a lot of things is made more difficult than needed.

This script is ancient - we do have a better speedwalk() function now that does this for you. Mudlet doesn't make this more difficult; it already includes the speedwalking function.