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solem
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Joined: 16 Mar 2004
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2004 6:27 am   

More on SlowWalking
 
So I'm trying to figure out my slow walk problem and am trying some experiments to figure out how the mapper works. This is one of the stranger ones that I'm hoping someone can shed some light on.

1. I set up a trigger to #PAUSE when I see a mob.
2. I walk north into a room where the mob is.
3. The mapper does not take north off the mapper queue and does not move me into the room.
4. Disable the the Trigger and everything works fine.

Questions:
1. Why would the #PAUSE command work if I was not on a Speedwalk?
2. #PAUSE is suppose to confirm your last step. Why is it not confirming the step into the room?

Thank you in advance.
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Kjata
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2004 1:12 pm   
 
Why do you pause in the room before where the mob is? You should pause in the same room as the mob, and then use #STEP when you are done with it.

1. I guess what you mean by this is why is it pausing processing of the north command when you were not speedwalking when you did the pause. My guess is that the #PAUSE command does not care. It just puts the mapper into the pause state and begins queuing up any other directions you send it.

2. The #PAUSE command does confirm the last dirction, but you moved north after the pause. It can't confirm a future direction.

Try reading this document for more information on the recent changes to speedwalking.
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