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	#DELCLASS
	#KILLALL
	#UNALIAS
	#UNBUTTON
	#UNCLASS
	#UNKEY
	#UNMENU
	#UNTAB
	#UNTRIGGER
	#UNVAR
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#UNDIR

[[cmud_#UND]]

UNDIR

Syntax: #UND direction classname
Related: #DIR

Deleted the specified direction from memory. Careful, there is no way to get it back after you do this. If classname is specified, only the direction within that class will be deleted.

UNDIR example

#UND n

removes the 'north' direction

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