Using Squeakernet...
Overview:
Squeakernet uses inline graphics and (PATHETICALLY) simple HTML to present a
kind of first-rodent experience, by showing the user representations
of what they would see from their position and orientation.
Basically, you can look in four directions: North, East, South, or
West. You can move either foreward, backwards, left, or right, one
"step" at a time. Each time you change your location or direction,
your point of view changes, and you see a new picture showing what is
in front of you.
What It All Means:
The user interface (if you want to call it one ;) is very
straight-forward, consisting of the following things:
Main View:
This shows what you can see from your current position and direction.
A typical view might look like this: 
Map View:
This shows an overhead (or "plan") view of your current location, and
may make it easier to see which direction you can go next.
"Move" Buttons:
- Turn Left:
- Forward:
- Turn Right:
- Slide Left:
- Reverse:
- Slide Right:
Description Text:
This tells you which direction you are currently looking, and anything
else you might need to know.
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