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I went sailing around my world and noticed where my dungeons star I cant keep going to the other side anyone know how to fix this?

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"The World is my Chess board"

That can be one of a couple/few areas to check into..
First off, you need to be certain that your Map you made has the exact ending/begining line to the water to dungeon area.
second, this could possibly be the emu you are useing, as there should be a definition as to where that line of water stops, and the dungeon area begins.. thus basicly 'teleporting' you and your ship to the exact other side of the map.
I would say, if its easy enough, check and edit that line on your map.. If that can not be done easily, maybe you should look into your emu scripts, and see if you can edit/modify that definined area/line that tells the client when to transfer the ship to the other side of the map.
I really would suggest getting the map itself straight though, since the client reads that line as well, and places a real Black line across the map there, to devide the areas, and could cause more trouble later.

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damn well when I made my map I just guessed at where my dungeons started

I didint know how big it was supposed to be and whatnot.. so I could have more or less dungeon space then is required however since I cant sail around my world Im guessing I have more dungeon space then required

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"The World is my Chess board"

ohhh and Im useing UOX Classic

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The magic number for the dungeon is 5119/5120. That is the last line of water is 5119 and the first line of black/dungeon is 5120.

All this and more is posted in the FAQ's.

-Ryandor

I read your FAQ's and whatnot but you described it in Photoshop (I believe?) and Im useing Paint Shop pro for it so I didint know how the conversion was if it was the same or not

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All the settings are the same or similiar, it's just a matter of finding them. For example, there is an indexed color mode, I'm just not certian where to find it. And the dimensions of the bmp would still be the same and the border would be the same.

The end result is a bmp with specific characteristics, just the getting there can be the adventure.

-Ryandor