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;north [<number>]
==north==
The '''north''' command will have Kore attempt to move the specified steps north.


:<number> can be any positive integer.
===north [<number>]===
: '''<number>''' is optional, but must be any positive integer if specified.
: Kore will attempt to move north '''<number>''' steps.  If '''<number>''' is omitted, Kore will automatically use 5 for '''<number>'''.


:Kore will attempt to move to the <number> steps to the north. If number is omitted, Kore will default to 5 steps.
===Examples:===
{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0"
|-style=background-color:#F9F9F9;
!Command
!Description
|-
|align=center|north 10
|Attempt to move north 10 steps.
|-
|align=center|north
|Attempt to move north 5 steps.
|}
 
=== See Also: ===
[[:Category:Movement]]


[[Category:Console Command]]
[[Category:Console Command]]
[[Category:Character Control]]
[[Category:Character Control]]
[[Category:Movement]]
[[Category:Movement]]

Revision as of 22:44, 21 January 2010

north

The north command will have Kore attempt to move the specified steps north.

north [<number>]

<number> is optional, but must be any positive integer if specified.
Kore will attempt to move north <number> steps. If <number> is omitted, Kore will automatically use 5 for <number>.

Examples:

Command Description
north 10 Attempt to move north 10 steps.
north Attempt to move north 5 steps.

See Also:

Category:Movement