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* Each spawn map consists of two individual images, a base that is used for all creature pages and a much smaller transparent png file that consists of just the red dots indicating spawns. | |||
* The wiki uses a static snapshot so may not reflect recent changes, for details on updating a map see the [[Wiki Swiss Tool]]. | * The wiki uses a static snapshot so may not reflect recent changes, for details on updating a map see the [[Wiki Swiss Tool]]. | ||
* Red dots located in bodies of water indicate dungeon spawns (each dot is a dungeon). | * Red dots located in bodies of water indicate dungeon spawns (each dot is a dungeon). | ||
Revision as of 15:10, 10 January 2009
Related topics: Creatures, Template:Spawn Map
For most terrain spawning creatures a spawn map is available. Red dots on the map indicate locations where other players have reported seeing a spawn via the Mob Tracker plugin. A Viewer utility is availabe at the plugin site for color, zoomable maps using the most recent data available.
Caveats:
- Each spawn map consists of two individual images, a base that is used for all creature pages and a much smaller transparent png file that consists of just the red dots indicating spawns.
- The wiki uses a static snapshot so may not reflect recent changes, for details on updating a map see the Wiki Swiss Tool.
- Red dots located in bodies of water indicate dungeon spawns (each dot is a dungeon).
- Spawns can include limited duration live events, so there may be no possibility of spawns in some locations even though there are dots there, this is often true of dots on towns like Ayan Baqur etc.