Syntax: #savepath <alias name> ["reverse"]
This command saves the current path to an alias. It's usefule if you want to keep the path aliased for future usage. If you want to save the path from the current location to the start location, use "reverse" as the second parameter.
Example:
You would see something like this: "#Path n n n e e s e e s e e n e"
#savepath town-castle
The savepath command has now saved the current path to an alias, named "town-castle". Now the alias named "town-castle" contains "n;n;n;e;e;s;e;e;s;e;e;n;e"
#savepath town-castle reverse
With the reverse option, the path is now similar to the one to return you to the starting point. In this example, it has been saved to an alias called "town-castle". Now the "town-castle" alias contains "w;s;w;w;n;w;w;n;w;w;s;s;s".