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Nanvaent FAQ: Player Commands Please mail all questions to faq@nanvaent.org. Type help in the game or read
all of this FAQ :-) You can also ask for help on the various channels
in the game, guild channels are good for help about your guild, and the
newbie channel is good for general questions.
Nicknames can be useful for cutting down on the amount of typing you have to do and when you see the ridiculous names some people come up with you will be glad you can nickname them. Once someone is nicknamed you can use the nickname in the same way you would use their actual name.
The syntax is: Aliases are similar to nicknames, but can be used for all kinds of commands not just names. Again, aliases cut down on what you have to type and when you have been playing a while you will realise they are very useful for things you do often.
To alias something you type The commands within an alias must be separated by a semicolon. For example, to alias a simple movement routine taking you from Nanvaent Village centre to the Addicts club, you could type: alias ad in;d;d;n.
Yes. An existing alias will be properly interpreted within other aliases, so that an alias can be made of a series of other aliases. For example, you could make an alias called gd, which would allow you to get everything from corpses and then move to the Addicts club, type alias gd gc;ad.
You can list your aliases by typing alias
, check an existing alias by typing
alias <alias name>
and edit aliases using the ealias
command. The ealias command
will list all your aliases in a menu system and allow you to view, delete
or edit them, this is useful for removing old aliases that are no longer
used.
There are two ways to view this kind of information when fighting, and you will have to try them and see which you prefer. Typing monitor on will turn on your
monitor giving you a textual description of your health while you
fight. Most players prefer the alternative method which is a bar chart
of your health - it can be switched on by typing
monitor bars. Monitors can be
switched off by typing monitor off.
There are many means of communication available in Nanvaent. Two of these allow you to review what was said. If you missed what someone told you directly with a tell you can
review the last few tells by typing
ltell or just
lt for short.
Channels, which are discussed later, can also be reviewed by typing
Not if you do not want to. Typing brief
will mean you only receive short descriptions of the rooms you enter, this
may be preferable when traveling around places you have been to before.
It actually cuts down on the data which has to be sent across the network
to your computer, so it is especially advisable to use brief mode when
traveling across long distances. However, Creators spend a lot of time
writing the descriptions for all of the rooms on Nanvaent, so when in a
new area take your time to read them. Typing
verbose will return you to
the normal mode.
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