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Feb 12, 1999, 9:06pm

Currently, teleporting in-world via the teleport coordinate entry box requires the latitute and longitude (the world is already intuitively remembered). However, if one wants to teleport to the SAME latitude/longitude, but a different ALTITUDE, one should just be able to put #a (with # being the desired altitude, from -350 to 2000) instead of having to enter the same latitude/longitude every time.

Plus, it would be nice if the last x (10, 20, user-configurable) teleports (including world) would be remembered.

Feb 12, 1999, 10:48pm

you mean like the drop-down back menu buttons in IE and Netscape? that'd
probably be the best way to do this - either that or a teleport history
somewhere (please, not another tab :) or if another tab, then at least allow
the labels to be turned off completely)

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Feb 13, 1999, 7:24am

I second the motion!

[View Quote] > Currently, teleporting in-world via the teleport coordinate entry box requires the latitute and longitude (the world is already intuitively remembered). However, if one wants to teleport to the SAME latitude/longitude, but a different ALTITUDE, one should just be able to put #a (with # being the desired altitude, from -350 to 2000) instead of having to enter the same latitude/longitude every time.
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> Plus, it would be nice if the last x (10, 20, user-configurable) teleports (including world) would be remembered.

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