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Old 02-18-2003, 06:41 AM
radcode
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I guess I am still waiting for the question to be answered. Is the zone_points table the one where you put in coordinates of :
(zonename warping from), y,x,z,(zonename warping to),y,x,y,(direction facing y,x) If this is the format then I must have been doing something wrong. Because I was messing around with it and no matter how i put them it didn't seem to work. Whis is why I came here for clarification.
An example would be.
INSERT INTO zone_points VALUES (1,'qeynos',464,-440,351,'qeynos2',-155,-7,351,0,0);

Where is stands for; zone from 'qeynos' at (y,x,z)='464,-440,3.51' to 'qeynos2' at (y,x,z,keep y,keep x)= '-155,-7,3.51,0,0) where keep y and keep x would be face direction. In this case 0,0 Is this is the right format? If so, I am stumbled why it wouldn't make work. I especialy hate cases where you zone and you're facing to the zone line and by accident zone back into zone you just came from. Also I am assuming that you can put in coordinates for z as decimal value like '3.51' ? I am also presuming that zone in coordinates can be altered a bit, say to be right on the middle of the path rather then on a side like in case of zoning into North Qeynos from Q. Hills
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