# This is an example script

colour white
bearing N
walk 30

colour orange
30m @ E
60m @ S
60m @ W
60m @ N
30m @ E

colour white
25m @ S

colour hotpink
11m @ 45°
4m @ 0°
3m @ 315°
3.5m @ 270°
3m @ 225°
3m @ 315°
3.5m @ 270°
3m @ 225°
4m @ 180°
11m @ 135°

colour white
2m @ S
20m @ 180
20m @ W

colour grey
3m @ 225°
5m @ 270°
3.5m @ 315°
8.5m @ 0°
3.5m @ 45°
5m @ 90°
3m @ 135°
2m @ 270°
1.5m @ 315°
3m @ 270
3m @ 225
7m @ 180
3m @ 135
3m @ 90
2m @ 45
2m @ 90

colour white
1m @ S
3m @ 180
2m @ E
1m @ N

colour blue
1.5m @ 90°
3m @ 20°
6m @ 90°
3m @ 160°
1m @ 90°
14m @ 340°
1m @ 270°
14m @ 200°

colour white
1m @ S
13m @ E
1m @ N

colour cyan
5.5m @ 90°
4m @ 58°
9.33m @ 0°
4m @ 302°
5.5m @ 270°
13.5m @ 180°

colour white
1m @ S
13m @ E
1m @ N

colour orange
13.5m @ 0°
7.5m @ 90°
1.5m @ 180°
6m @ 270°
4.5m @ 180°
4.5m @ 90°
1.5m @ 180°
4.5m @ 270°
4.5m @ 180°
6.5m @ 90°
1.5m @ 180°
8m @ 270°

colour white
1m @ S
15m @ E
1m @ N

colour yellow
12m @ 0°
4.5m @ 270°
1.5m @ 0°
10.5m @ 90°
1.5m @ 180°
4.5m @ 270°
12m @ 180°
1.5 @ 270°

Note: Box is 30m x 30m

1. Using "bearing" and "walk"/"distance":
Start each instruction with the bearing (direction) in which to move, followed by the distance to be covered. For example, "bearing 270" followed by "walk 20" means moving in the west direction for a distance of 20 metres. All bearings may be given in degrees OR the direction names.

2. Using "[distance] @ [bearing]":
Alternatively, you can write the instructions in a format where the distance is followed by the symbol "@" and then the bearing. For example, "20 @ 270" represents moving 20 metres in the west direction.

3. Using "colour" for line colour:
You can set a new line colour by using the keyword "colour" followed by a colour name in one word. For example, "colour darkblue" will set the line colour to dark blue.

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Orienteering Activity Generator

This is an Orienteering activity generator designed to assist in the creation of materials or enhance understanding of Orienteering and Cardinal Directions.

When specifying directions, make sure to capitalize North (N), South (S), East (E), and West (W).

The compass is divided into four equal-angled sectors by North, South, East, and West (the main quadrants). Each sector is further divided into intermediate directions, created from the names of the one on either side, always putting North/South first; such as North-West (NW), North-East (NE), South-West(SW), and South-East (SE). These in-between directions will be referred to as 'intermediate directions'.

Furthermore, each intermediate sector can be further divided through using the word "by" followed by the main quadrant (N/S/E/W) it is shifted in the direction of (by 11.25 degrees). For example, "NE by N" or "NEbN" indicates a direction 11.5 degrees (or one thirty-second) from the North-East direction nearer to the direction of North.

By combining these terms, you can form precise and concise communication within Orienteering related tasks, ensuring clarity with all parties.