The "lwf" command can now contain the index of the waymark you want to start from in the new waymark file. You can also set this index to "?" to start at the waymark closest to your character. The guide text has been updated as follows:
- "lwf % [waymark file],[index]" — "Waymark file" will be loaded, and waymark "index" will be the first waymark. "Index" can be set to "?", which will start the new waymark file at the waymark closest to your character's current position. Omitting "index" will start the new waymark file at waymark 0. The global variables WMARKF (current filename) and WMARKI (current waymark index) will be populated. These can be used to return to the previous file if desired. This command only works when called from a waymark. Example:
- keys=dbg % loading newfile.ini and starting at waymark 5|lwf % newfile.ini,5
This change requires updating Speeder to version 256+.
