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diff --git a/crawl-ref/docs/crawl_manual.txt b/crawl-ref/docs/crawl_manual.txt index 94e17cc397..2d091afb04 100644 --- a/crawl-ref/docs/crawl_manual.txt +++ b/crawl-ref/docs/crawl_manual.txt @@ -382,17 +382,17 @@ with yellow glyphs. Automated Travel and Exploration -------------------------------- -Crawl has an extensive automated travel system: pressing 'Ctrl-G' lets -you choose any dungeon level; the game will then take the shortest path -to reach this destination. You can also use autotravel on the level map -('X'): Move the cursor to the place where you want to go and hit Enter. -There are several shortcuts when choosing destinations: For example, -try '<' and '>' to quickly reach the staircases. - -When your autotravel gets interrupted, Crawl will remember the previous -destination. Hitting 'Ctrl-G' again and following with Enter puts the -cursor on that square. See Appendix 4 for all commands and shortcuts in -level-map mode. +Crawl has an extensive automated travel system: pressing 'Ctrl-G' or 'G' +lets you choose any dungeon level; the game will then take the shortest +path to reach this destination. You can also use autotravel on the level +map ('X'): Move the cursor to the place where you want to go and hit +Enter. There are several shortcuts when choosing destinations: For +example, try '<' and '>' to quickly reach the staircases. + +When your autotravel gets interrupted, Crawl will remember the previous +destination. Hitting 'Ctrl-G' or 'G' again and following with Enter puts +the cursor on that square. See Appendix 4 for all commands and shortcuts +in level-map mode. Another use of autotravel is exploration: 'o' makes your character move to the nearest unexplored area. This can be dangerous -- do not use it @@ -443,8 +443,8 @@ also appears in Appendix 4 of this text. Various other help texts are available as well, including this manual. You can also read the logbook from there by pressing ':'. Note that several commands have their own help screens, among them are targeting ('f'), level map ('X'), travel -('Ctrl-G') and searching ('Ctrl-F'); again, press '?' when asked for -input. +('Ctrl-G' or 'G') and searching ('Ctrl-F'); again, press '?' when asked +for input. If you don't like the standard keyset (either because some keys do not work properly, or because you want to decrease the amount of typing @@ -2252,12 +2252,12 @@ Movement: Autoexploration will open doors on its own except if you set easy_open to false. Ctrl-G Interlevel travel (to arbitrary dungeon levels - or waypoints). Remembers old destinations if + or G or waypoints). Remembers old destinations if interrupted. This command has its own set of shortcuts; use ? for help on them. Ctrl-W Set waypoint (a digit between 0 and 9). Check the option show_waypoints. You can go to a - waypoint by pressing Ctrl-G and the digit. + waypoint by pressing Ctrl-G or G and the digit. Resting and Searching: s, Del, . or Rests and searches (these are not distinguished) |