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Development::Database/World Building World Building forum, dedicated to the EQEmu MySQL Database. Post partial/complete databases for spawns, items, etc.

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Old 11-28-2006, 01:57 AM
John Adams
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Agreed FNW - I didn't make these zones though, only fixed the fog issues that caused the landscape and textures to show up all funky. If you see anything wrong with my suggestions above, please let me know and I can correct the post.

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Old 12-01-2006, 07:37 AM
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FNW, I wanted to come back to this real quick. You say that zones are best populated by packet collects, yet the collectors/builders are not compatible with Live to get new data. Is this last statement correct? Because if we can still build zones from collects, I will spend as much time as I need in any zone to get packets collected again. I never bothered, because I thought the technology was non-compatible.

Can you (or anyone) verify? I'm sure others would collect data too.
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