Difference between revisions of "Travel"
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| − | '''Travel''' is a feature in some NetHack ports that allows one to move quickly along any already explored path on the current level. NetHack uses a shortest-path algorithm to find a safe route to the destination, which is then carried out quickly. Your travel will be interrupted if something sufficiently "interesting" happens. | + | '''Travel''' is a feature in some NetHack ports that allows one to move quickly along any already explored path on the current level. NetHack uses a shortest-path algorithm to find a safe route to the destination, which is then carried out quickly. Your travel will be interrupted if something sufficiently "interesting" happens, as with the '''[<nowiki></nowiki>[[g]]]''' command. |
| − | Travel is activated using the underscore '''[_]''' key, then selecting a destination as for [[far look]]. Some ports allow travel to be activated by mouse-clicking (or touching with a touch-screen) on the destination. | + | Travel is activated using the [[underscore]] '''[_]''' key, then selecting a destination as for [[far look]]. Some ports allow travel to be activated by mouse-clicking (or touching with a touch-screen) on the destination. |
| − | The '''travel''' configuration option turns the travel command on/off. The '''runmode''' configuration option | + | The [[Options#travel|'''travel''' configuration option]] turns the travel command on/off. The [[Options#runmode|'''runmode''' configuration option]] determines how often the screen updates when travelling and running. |
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Revision as of 10:42, 9 January 2009
Travel is a feature in some NetHack ports that allows one to move quickly along any already explored path on the current level. NetHack uses a shortest-path algorithm to find a safe route to the destination, which is then carried out quickly. Your travel will be interrupted if something sufficiently "interesting" happens, as with the [g] command.
Travel is activated using the underscore [_] key, then selecting a destination as for far look. Some ports allow travel to be activated by mouse-clicking (or touching with a touch-screen) on the destination.
The travel configuration option turns the travel command on/off. The runmode configuration option determines how often the screen updates when travelling and running.
