   Fnordadel Floor Tutorial
 
   With the advent of large Citadels came the need for floors.  Basically,
floors are groups of (hopefully) related rooms.  If you aren't in floor mode,
you won't see floors at all, and the system will be one huge ring of rooms.
To quickly switch between normal and floor modes, use ";C(onfiguration)".  The
same thing can be done more slowly in the .E(nter) C(onfiguration) menu.
 
   If you ARE in floor mode, then you can automagically navigate the system
floor-by-floor, which can be handy on large systems.  When you use the [G]oto
or [S]kip command, you will be taken to the next room on the current floor
with new messages.  When there are no more rooms with new messages on this
floor, you'll be taken to the first such room on the next floor, and so on,
until there are no more rooms with new messages.
 
   There are also some specific floor extended commands.  These are prefixed
with a ";".  A quick list of the floor commands is found by typing ";?".  Here
are some of them:
 
   ;C(onfiguration)   Change from floor mode to normal mode and back.
   ;G(oto) FLOORNAME  Takes you to the first room on the named floor.
   ;K(nown-floors)    Prints a nice, formatted list of all floors, and which
                      rooms are on each.
   ;R(ead-floor)      A floor-oriented read command.  It uses the same options
                      as .R(ead), but works with all rooms on the current
                      floor, one after the other.
   ;S(kip-floor)      Skip all the rooms on this floor (IE: to leave them for
                      next call, without the system thinking you've been to
                      any of them.)
   ;Z (Forget-floor)  This command will make the system forget all the rooms
                      on this floor.  From now on the [G]oto command will not
                      take you to these rooms, and they will not show up on
                      your ;K(nown-floors) or .K(nown-rooms) list.  You can
                      always get there again by explicitly .G(oto)-ing a room
                      on the floor.
 
   If you create a room, it will be placed on whichever floor you currently
inhabit.  If you later want it moved, ask any Aide or Sysop.
 
   Please note that you do not HAVE to use floors.  If you don't, nothing bad
will happen (like you won't lose access to any rooms or anything), so don't
sweat.  Feel free to experiment (remember the ;C command).  Depending on the
Sysop's whim, when you first signed on, the system may have placed you in
floor mode or not.  You can always switch if you want a change.
 
%%SEE ALSO:
%CONFIG How to change your configuration
%FORGET How to forget things
%ROOMS What's a room?
%TOPICS Main help topics list
