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Hi to all, i searched the forum but not found what i needed

So here it goes,
I'm altering the default map of uo and i meesing with vesper and some other towns, i messed with the land so i will need new coast lines, i know that uocoast puts the tiles i need for the map to stay good but it raises me another problem how can i remove only a certain type of item of the stactis, i want this also to remove other unwanted items from the map.

I have also another questions but i have here the topics open and i will start to eat up them so if i find the answer i will not post it here.


thanks

There's no easy way to edit the map0 in the way you want. About the closest thing you can use is the SMC program by Sydius. There's a few posts regarding this here.

-Ryandor

the map editing is fine i don't have any problems, the only one right know is coast lines so i need to get a tool who can remove certain types of items SMC you mean i will look for it.

thanks for now ihihhi.

Hey i just found a post on SMC and that is for making a map from scratch i don't want that i want a program to mess with statics.

like trees, chairs, tables, etc...that are static in game


Thanks

You'll most likely need to melt the whole area you are working on, edit it in game, or use a GM tool to edit with, then freeze after your done.
However, I don't know of any automated tools to remove specific items.
But that doesn't mean there aren't any.

-Ryandor

Depeding on what EMU you are using, you can Melt an area you want to remove may items from, and if they are all the same items as you are saying, you can use a command that will delete any given item you tell it to.
Again, this depends on the emu you are useing, and either your scripting abilities, and/or already made command scripts to do what i am talking about.

For RunUO, we made a script to delete items.. example would be.

.DelItem 0x1234

And that would in turn, delete ALL items on the map that has that item ID#.

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Another thing you can do is when you export it to a wsc file, you can do a find/replace in a text editor. It would be a bit more work, but a decent last resort

-Ryandor