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Umbire the Phantom: formatting + copyedit pass

2023-10-29T16:21:04Z

formatting + copyedit pass

Umbire the Phantom: format + expand

2023-07-08T19:33:09Z

format + expand

ZeroOne: kbd

2009-03-27T09:17:14Z

kbd

Kalon: Interesting, using {{lightgray|_}} immediately after * for a bulletted list doesn't display properly...

2008-03-12T22:36:08Z

Interesting, using {{lightgray|_}} immediately after * for a bulletted list doesn't display properly...

Kalon: Added colour for symbols and detail about travel

2008-03-12T22:33:59Z

Added colour for symbols and detail about travel

ZeroOne: Template:ASCII

2006-06-10T21:12:07Z

Template:ASCII

Kernigh: Remove pipe-space from Category:ASCII tag.

2006-05-01T05:43:43Z

Remove pipe-space from Category:ASCII tag.

ZeroOne:

2006-04-22T04:24:12Z

Ihope127 at 00:17, 22 April 2006

2006-04-22T00:17:59Z

New page

*'''_''' is an [[altar]] or an [[iron chain]].
*Press '''[_]''' to [[travel]] to a map location.

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-In ''[[NetHack]]'', the '''underscore''' symbol {{white|_}} serves the following purposes:
+In ''[[NetHack]]'', the '''underscore''' symbol ('''_''') serves the following purposes:
-* In the dungeon, it can represent:
+* {{lightgray|_}} represents an [[altar]].
-** {{lightgray|_}} an [[altar]]
+* {{cyan|_}} represents an [[iron chain]].
-* It is also used for the following [[keyboard]] controls:
+* Press {{kbd|_}} to [[travel]] to a map location if the [[command]] is enabled in your [[options]].
-** You can press {{kbd|_}} to [[travel]] to a map location if the [[command]] is enabled in your [[options]]. The game will prompt you to move a cursor to your desired destination square, or else select a symbol corresponding to a [[dungeon feature]] on that square, and then confirm - you are then moved as part of a shortest-path algorithm to that location. The algorithm fails when there are known [[trap]]s in the way, instead causing you to travel in a straight line to the nearest wall near that trap. Travel is especially useful on levels where there are multiple dungeon features to target (e.g. upstairs to [[Sokoban]], multiple [[sink]]s, etc.).
+** The game will prompt you to move a cursor to your desired destination square, or else select a symbol corresponding to a [[dungeon feature]] on that square, and then confirm - you are then moved as part of a shortest-path algorithm to that location. The algorithm fails when there are known [[trap]]s in the way, instead causing you to travel in a straight line to the nearest wall near that trap.
 {{nethack-367}}
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 {{ASCII}}
-* In the dungeon, {{lightgray|_}} is an [[altar]]
+* In the dungeon, it can represent:
-* {{cyan|_}} is an [[iron chain]]
+** {{lightgray|_}} an [[altar]]
-* If set in [[Options]], you can press {{kbd|_}} to [[travel]] to a map location. You are presented with a prompt that allows you to move a cursor to the square you want to travel to and you are then moved as part of a shortest-path algorithm to that location. The algorithm fails when there are known [[trap]]s in the way, instead causing you to travel in a straight line to the nearest wall near the trap. You can also specify a dungeon feature (i.e. '''>''' for the downstair) and it will cycle through all available and visible targets. This is useful on levels where there are two or more choices (upstairs to [[Sokoban]], multiple sinks, etc.).
+** {{cyan|_}} an iron chain
 [[Category:ASCII]]

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 * In the dungeon, {{lightgray|_}} is an [[altar]]
 * {{cyan|_}} is an [[iron chain]]
-* If set in [[Options]], you can press '''[_]''' to [[travel]] to a map location. You are presented with a prompt that allows you to move a cursor to the square you want to travel to and you are then moved as part of a shortest-path algorithm to that location. The algorithm fails when there are known [[trap]]s in the way, instead causing you to travel in a straight line to the nearest wall near the trap. You can also specify a dungeon feature (i.e. '''>''' for the downstair) and it will cycle through all available and visible targets. This is useful on levels where there are two or more choices (upstairs to [[Sokoban]], multiple sinks, etc.).
+* If set in [[Options]], you can press {{kbd|_}} to [[travel]] to a map location. You are presented with a prompt that allows you to move a cursor to the square you want to travel to and you are then moved as part of a shortest-path algorithm to that location. The algorithm fails when there are known [[trap]]s in the way, instead causing you to travel in a straight line to the nearest wall near the trap. You can also specify a dungeon feature (i.e. '''>''' for the downstair) and it will cycle through all available and visible targets. This is useful on levels where there are two or more choices (upstairs to [[Sokoban]], multiple sinks, etc.).
 [[Category:ASCII]]

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 {{ASCII}}
-* {{Lightgray|_}} is an [[altar]]
 * {{cyan|_}} is an [[iron chain]]
 * If set in [[Options]], you can press '''[_]''' to [[travel]] to a map location. You are presented with a prompt that allows you to move a cursor to the square you want to travel to and you are then moved as part of a shortest-path algorithm to that location. The algorithm fails when there are known [[trap]]s in the way, instead causing you to travel in a straight line to the nearest wall near the trap. You can also specify a dungeon feature (i.e. '''>''' for the downstair) and it will cycle through all available and visible targets. This is useful on levels where there are two or more choices (upstairs to [[Sokoban]], multiple sinks, etc.).
 [[Category:ASCII]]

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 {{ASCII}}
-*'''_''' is an [[altar]] or an [[iron chain]].
+* {{Lightgray|_}} is an [[altar]]
-*Press '''[_]''' to [[travel]] to a map location.
+* {{cyan|_}} is an [[iron chain]]
 [[Category:ASCII]]

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