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@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ to gain hitpoints. Note that different kinds of movements/actions take different
 numbers of turns to finish.
 
 Enemies' AI is very dumb so far: Each turn, they try to move towards their
-shortest-path-wise nearest enemy. If no enemy is found in their surroundings,
-they just wait.
+shortest-path-wise nearest enemy visible to them. If they see no enemy, they
+just wait.
 
 Once you start a new world, every move of yours is recorded in a file called
 "record". Once you re-start the game, all of your previous moves are replayed
@@ -78,8 +78,9 @@ Hacking / server internals and configuration
 --------------------------------------------
 
 The ./confserver/world file defines the map object types, actions available to
-them and the map itself. Each definition consists of a multi-line block wherein
-each line sets one attribute of the object type, action or the map.
+them, the map itself, the map object type (species) of the player and whether
+enemies see the whole map or only a line-of-sight field of view. Each definition
+consists of a single- or multi-line block wherein each line sets one attribute.
 
 Here's a typical map definition block:
 
@@ -130,6 +131,9 @@ yet: or if they are inanimate, but are otherwise crushed). Note that the
 after, it may even be the same). "START_NUMBER" sets the number of objects that
 are to appear of the given type on the map on game start.
 
+A line of "PLAYER_TYPE" followed by a number sets the map object type (id) of
+the player's creature.
+
 All these definition block members must be present within their blocks, but only
 "ACTION" / "OBJECT" / "MAP_TYPE" must be positioned at their respective blocks'
 first line; the others may appear in whatever order and even multiple times. If