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Can anybody tell me how to bring up the main console in debug mode which
contains details of the rooms and creatures etc?

TIA

Kharsis

 

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Kharsis wrote:

> Can anybody tell me how to bring up the main console in debug mode which
> contains details of the rooms and creatures etc?


The command line is activated by pressing the backtick (`) character. On
US English keyboards, this is the key just to the left of the number 1
key and also contains the tilde (~) character.
--
Barry Scott Will
Pyric RPG Publications
http://www.pyric.com/

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"Kharsis" <kharsis@ihug.co.nz> wrote in message
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> Can anybody tell me how to bring up the main console in debug mode which
> contains details of the rooms and creatures etc?
>
> TIA
>
> Kharsis
>
an interesting note: if you activate the consule by useing the tilde (~) key
so you have the yellow consule cursur in the very top left corner of the
screen, then hit the TAB key it will cycle through a list of all the
available consule commands,wich is pretty useful instead of haveing to
remember all the different commands from memory.

 

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"QUINN R PAYNE" <quinnpayne@verizon.net> wrote in
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> an interesting note: if you activate the consule by useing the tilde
> (~) key so you have the yellow consule cursur in the very top left
> corner of the screen, then hit the TAB key it will cycle through a
> list of all the available consule commands,wich is pretty useful
> instead of haveing to remember all the different commands from memory.
>

And have the game paused when you do, if you can. The list "fades out"
while the game is live, which is frustrating because there's a lot of
information to go through.