Sorry, I assumed you'd know how to use the command.
The way the command runs is like this.
[42] [Variable for X-Pos] [Variable for Y-Pos]
or, as an example:
getplayerpos 0x8005 0x8006
And then you'd need to move on to comparing the x value to the value of the map position, and the y to the value of the y position on the map.
I'm sorry if that makes no sense, I'm just not sure of how to explain it in only a few words.
Well, it depends a little bit on some other things, but you'd need to use command #42, which will get the player's x and y co-ordinates. It might be getplayerpos is XSE, but I can't remember off the top of my head.
Replies will have to wait till tomorrow, I've had a rough Thanksgiving... I used a great ball on my turkey, but it didn't work... I had to eat a starly instead...
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