Some servers do not work well with -thop, -tmap, etc. and require you to use -record to create a teleport path to your destination, after which you can use -twrepeat* Recorded Waymarks.ini to teleport along the recorded path. However, this is somewhat inconvenient because -twrepeat, of course, repeats, so the following command will NOT repeat once the final waymark has been reached:
-tw* waymarkfilename.ini — Speeder will read from waymarkfilename.ini and teleport you to all the waymarks listed in the file, stopping at the last. Within this file, the keys must be sequentially ordered starting at 0. This is meant to be used with -record as the file generated by -record is formatted specially for this command. Nevertheless, you can certainly make your own waymark files as long as they follow this format. Unlike -twrepeat*, -tw* does NOT restart from 0 after the last waymark.
Top sum up its usage, stand where you want to begin teleporting from (point A), use -record, run to where you want to teleport (point B), use -record again to save the file. At this point, you can now use -tw* Recorded Waymarks.ini to teleport from point A to point B.
When using -record, I have found a distance of 2 and a wait time of 30 to work well.
The -thop command has been fixed.
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