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GPS Demo Ver 1.2
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This is Version 1.2 of my GPS system. I have fixed the bug Ralphmerridew has pointed out to me where the user types, for example, " Go North ", and the reading is not updated.


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Thu 31st Jan 2008
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I wrote this awhile ago but have since come to the conclusion that there aren’t that many uses for it. It is built upon over-riding all the compass directions so that you can update the variables depending on what direction you go. If you have a complicated map, something like this would be hard to make use of as you would have to program additional tasks to take care of all the exceptions. If your game had a large grid of wilderness locations, something like this would come in handy. On the other hand, large amounts of empty locations look rather poor unless you have a purpose for them.

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