Zugg Software :: View topic - basic questions about zmud mapper speedwalk queue

Newbie Joined: 18 Jul 2010 Posts: 5

When i issue a speedwalk by #WALK or double clicking a room on the map, it issues a speedwalk from my room to target room. On the status bar, I see its in the format as follows:

For speedwalk: run 3e4n2w

Queue:
e (214)
e (215)
e (216)
n (217)
n (218)
n (219)
n (220)
w (221)
w (222)

Direction, and the room vnum in brackets.

Does the room vnum serve any purpose?

The reason I'm asking this is because, for example, there is an aggro in room 214.

1) When i go into e (214), I get aggroed, and then I trigger to #PAUSE the speedwalk.
2) This pause the map's queue, but it doesnt pause the commands sent to the mud.
3) I take 1 round of combat to kill the mob, and in this 1 round, the mud executes e(215), e(216), n(217), n(218) (the mud is actually executing 2e2n, without the bracket of course, i included it so its easier to see where we are now).
4) Of course those directions will fail because the character cant move in combat. I get a message from the mud:

Newbie Joined: 18 Jul 2010 Posts: 5

I realised that it does jump room.

MUD____________Mapper
e_______________e (214) aggro-ed
________________#PAUSE sent to mapper
e (in combat)_____#NODIR triggered on e (215)
e (in combat)_____#NODIR triggered on e (216)
n (in combat)_____#NODIR triggered on n (217)
n (in combat)_____#NODIR triggered on n (218)
n (in combat)_____#NODIR triggered on n (219)
________________#OK sent to mapper
n_______________n (220) <---- location on mapper jumps from current room (214, the room which i got aggroed in), to 220 in a single step, because zMUD seems to think next room is 220)
w_______________w (221)
w_______________w (222)

(a poor attempt at making a table, but I hope that made it clearer :P)

Is it possible to not have the room number tagged to the direction, or is there some way around this?

Thanks in advance for your time!