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If you need to do custom zone configuration that is not possible via the "zones.xml" file (such as adding NPC's ), for each zone, create one or more new Java source file(s) at '''src/games/stendhal/server/maps/<area>/<location>/<level>_<entity>.java'''. The directory path after ''' maps/''' would be the same as your '''.tmx''' file uses. Ideally this would be one file per independant entity created (so they can be enabled/ diabled separately). |
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