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===move <portal #>=== | ===move <portal #>=== | ||
:'''<portal #>''' is the desired nearby portal to move to. | :'''<portal #>''' is the desired nearby portal to move to. Portals can be listed with the '''[[portals]]''' command. | ||
===move stop=== | ===move stop=== |
Revision as of 07:01, 21 January 2010
move
move [<x> <y>] [<map name>]
move [<map name>] [<x> <y>]
- x is the desired X co-ordinate.
- x is the desired Y co-ordinate.
- map name is the map to move to (listed by the where command in Kore, or /where in the RO Client). If omitted, you will move to x,y on your current map. If you just want to get to the map, you can omit the x and y co-ordinates.
move <portal #>
- <portal #> is the desired nearby portal to move to. Portals can be listed with the portals command.
move stop
- Using move stop will stop all movement.
Examples:
Command | Description |
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move <x> <y> [<map name>] | Move to the specified coordinates on the map. If the map name is not specified, you will move inside the current map. |
move [<map name>] [<x> <y>] | Move to the specified coordinates on the map. If the map name is not specified, you will move inside the current map. |
move <map name> | Move to the specified map. |
move <portal #> | Move to the nearby portal. |
move stop | Stop all movements. |