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6.6 Level: E>L

Each level has an actual number and a nominal number. The actual number is the one used to name its file. The nominal number is the one used for representative purposes like the ‘LEVEL n’ message shown at the beginning of each level. It’s useful when a set of actual levels should be considered as a single level in the broader sense.

Options related to the level as whole, like environment and hue modes, or saving and loading levels are made available by this non-terminal command.

Lj>NEHSL

The current level is indicated by j in all prefixed commands of this hierarchy.