TinTin #speedwalk command

This command toggles speedwalking on and off. When speedwalking is on, you can type multiple movement directions in one long string. The directions must be single letters of the set ‘nsewud’ (standing for ‘north’, ‘south’, ‘east’, ‘west’, ‘up’, and ‘down’ respectively.)

In addition, you can enter a number in front of a direction in order to move multiple times in that direction. For example, ‘n4w3d’ is the same as ‘nwwwwddd’.

By default, speedwalk is ON.

Note: When speedwalking is turned on, you cannot type in the common command ‘news’, since that is also a valid speedwalk directive. In order to get around this, type in ‘\news’. The backslash at the start of the line causes the current command to be sent to the world verbatim.