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There are 8 cardinal '''directions''' in NetHack. You can use either the number keys or the vi-keys: | There are 8 cardinal '''directions''' in NetHack. You can use either the number keys or the vi-keys: | ||
| − | + | Set <tt>[[number_pad]]:1</tt> in your [[options]] to use the number keys for directions and movement: | |
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| + | Whichever you set, the arrow keys can always be used. | ||
Whenever you are prompted for a direction, you can also use the following: | Whenever you are prompted for a direction, you can also use the following: | ||
Revision as of 15:12, 3 September 2011
There are 8 cardinal directions in NetHack. You can use either the number keys or the vi-keys:
Set number_pad:1 in your options to use the number keys for directions and movement:
| 7 | 8 | 9 |
| 4 | 6 | |
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
To use the vi-keys for directions or movement, set number_pad:0 in your options:
| y | k | u |
| h | l | |
| b | j | n |
Whichever you set, the arrow keys can always be used.
Whenever you are prompted for a direction, you can also use the following:
