Pathing and Navigation

nexMap provides click to path navigation and hybrid routing that combines built in Nexus path track with special exits like wormholes and clouds.

Core pathing flow

1. The map graph is built from Crowdmap data.
2. A Graphology shortest path is calculated between your current room and the destination.
3. The route is converted into a hybrid command list that uses path track for long stretches and direct commands for special exits.
4. Each step is sent as your balance allows (via EventStream).

Common commands

• nm goto <roomId>: route to a room number.
• nm goto <area name>: route to a matching game area.
• nm stop: cancel the current route.
• nm find <string>: search for a room name and click to route.
• nm area <string>: search for areas and click to route.

Click to path

Click any room on the map to begin routing. The current room is outlined, and the destination is selected on the map.

Special exits

Special exits are broken out of path track automatically. Examples include:

• Wormholes (worm warp)
• Sewer grates (enter grate)
• Tarot shortcuts
• Clouds and wings
• Air harness

If a special exit is required, nexMap will send a path stop before issuing the command, then resume path tracking.

Pathing limits

• The Nexus path track command cannot exceed ~100 steps. nexMap segments long routes to stay within the limit.
• If your routing settings exclude a critical room, the path may fail. Check excludeRooms and travel toggles.

Logging

Enable internal logging with:

nexMap.status.toggleLogging();

This adds timing and route diagnostics to the console.