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[flabort]

Check out the room we found Yaos in, if the megawisp is still there tattle on it and clear out. Otherwise see if we can't reach the north door this time.
(That should be 6,1,2 behind that door, whatever the 'find' command was looking for).

[javierpwn]

Spawn>Slime
Spawn>Human

Touch lightningbolt

[Xanmyral]

Obviously it uses command prompt items. Too bad there isn't a pound key, else we can search for stuff, but whatever. >dir keypoints EDIT: Suppose it would be dir>keypoints instead.

Tip to those who don't use command prompts: Its case sensitive, so superfluous capitalization may resort in an error, however seeing as there's no capitalization key that doesn't matter. Always put a space between actions and such, which in this case would be the ">" key.

[10ebbor10]

>Spawn Riltia
>Spawn Automated Input droid
>Spawn Healing potion
>Spawn Mana potion
>Spawn Fountain pence
>Spawn Everything

[MrSparky]

Ok, so we're dealing with a shell that seems to only take commands, no parameters. I'd rather write COBOL.

Computer takes input in the form of a single command followed by '>'

COMMAND	function
HELP	lists commands
DIR	similar to the DOS command of the same name.
EXIT	untried
DELDIR	untried
FIND	unknown, displays a set of coordinates
WARP	untried
SPAWN	unknown, returns a number and a string

suggested input:

Code: [Select]

KEYPOINTS>DIR>should return the contents of the file/folder named keypoints.

Always put a space between actions and such, which in this case would be the ">" key.

'>' is the submit key.

[Xanmyral]

Always put a space between actions and such, which in this case would be the ">" key.

'>' is the submit key.

Yeah, the input keeps throwing me off, I see that now. I'd wager Exit would, well, exit us, Deldir would delete the keypoints, find gives us the coordinates of where they are possibly in xRoom-yFloor-zRoom, Warp probably warps them to a certain coordinates, spawn spawns to certain coordinate and so such.

Surprisingly, we can actually capitalize the letters. Somehow. I'm assuming magic.

[GreatWyrmGold]

I think it is already set, somehow, to find something.

Have we cracked the code on the coordinates? (6,1,2)...sounds like DL 2, past the wisps to me.

[Xanmyral]

Hm, I bet keypoints lets us reset the coordinates. So if we set the coordinate to this room via keypoint, then we could do stuff with it. Might allow us to set what to spawn, find, and warp too.

[freeformschooler]

should return the contents of the file/folder named keypoints.

Hmm. You have no idea what these stand for. They're all fairly vague.

Tattle the spheres?

Spoiler: Party (click to show/hide)

[Chink]

>warp 1,1,3

[freeformschooler]

>warp 1,1,3

There are no number keys!

[Xanmyral]

If I'm getting this right, I bet it works like this.

Pre-entry is the room we found Yaos, Read-Only is our room, and Up is a way to the upper floor, which is room 1,1 so its in the upper left hand corner. That's assuming that its RoomX, RoomY, Floor Z for some reason instead of Floor Y. Which is weird because then that means we aren't necessarily moving down, but rather forward, meaning the warrens is more of a tunnel. Probably reading too much into this.

[flabort]

I was about to say that.  Oh, well.
Warp>Up>

[Dermonster]

Examine lightning thingy.

Also Flab I think you want 'Warp up>'

[LordSlowpoke]

>Warp>BEZ

i know what i'm doing guys i really hope i do