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Author:  Homer [ Thu Jul 18, 2002 6:33 pm ]
Post subject:  worldforge questions
ok ok this may sound like a newb question but after i got my map done (well most of it) im having my other gms work on the buildings.... how do you map the buildings into the map? or the statics0 file or whatever ther ein :) i herd it was with worldforge but i can't get the last file... items.wsc i can't find it lol i run sphere but i herd you need uox so i downloaded the newest one i think its 90 or something and i can't find items.wsc how do i get this stuff working? :) thanks for all help in advance
Author:  Ryandor [ Thu Jul 18, 2002 6:55 pm ]
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You were on the right track, but not quite.
items.wsc is the world save file for UOX version .70x and for UOXC
You'll need to use either of those versions to use items.wsc
If you prefer to use sphere, I believe UOSir or UOSP are the tools you'll need. However I'm not familiar with them as I use UOX primarily.

Another method would be to export the dynamic items in shpere into a .wsc file and then freeze it with WorldForge or MulTool.

There's many ways to do it, and some are better than others.
Good luck

-Ryandor
Author:  RoseThorn [ Mon Jul 22, 2002 1:08 am ]
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I use UOSP to static buildings for my shard.
http://www.tragena.com/html/tutorial_uosp.shtml

To use worldforge with sphere, just make a blank text file called items.wsc (make sure file extensions are turned on). I'm not real familiar with worldforge, but I believe you .nuke type 255 the area you want to static with worldforge.
Author:  Ryandor [ Mon Jul 22, 2002 1:33 am ]
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Also, with WorldForge, you can set it to "Auto" vice "type 255", and it will freeze everything that is listed in the "AutoSelect.txt" file that should be in the same directory as WorldForge (except # items)

-Ryandor
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