[Treasure Hunting] card for the client's classic

[Necron87]

Good afternoon, not so long ago started playing for treasure hunting, faced such problem - I without problems on the card which is built in in game find a treasure place in the 3D client but how to make it in the classic the client, what third-party program is suitable for finding of a treasure on coordinates - latitude and longitude? Thanks

 

[DreadLord Lestat]

You can use a Davie's Locker which holds treasure maps and sos. Once dropped inside it, it gives the coordinates. You can then use a mapping program Automap, Cartographer, Ultima Mapper, to find the location to dig. I hope this helps. http://www.uoguide.com/Davies'_Locker

 

[Necron87]

yes, thanks, this that that is necessary, I use Davie's Locker, through it and I learn card coordinates, tried Ultima Mapper, but this program most likely incorrectly works, it shows the wrong place of a point on coordinates - latitudes and longitudes

 

[Basara]

In the classic client, you can use a sextant to get your latitude or longitude.

There is also the command "-where" . I'm not sure if it's innate in the classic client or a command within UOAssist. It will give you your latitude and longitude without needing a sextant. I use -where when I do my maps, after getting the rough coordinates from my Davie's Locker.

 

[Necron87]

Prompt please and how it is correct to enter this command "-where"? it should be entered simply in game, and to click Enter? And she will write coordinates of that place where you are?

 

[Tomarke]

"-where" is a UOAssist command, it is not innate to the classic client. While logged in with UOAssist simply type "-where" (without the quotes) into the chat line and press enter. UOAssist will output to the screen both your x/y coordinates as well as your latitude/longitude.

 

[Dizzy]

In the classic client, you can use a sextant to get your latitude or longitude.

Why is this limited to the classic client?

 

[Basara]

it's not, but I've been told there are other, easier, means to get the info in the EC - though that might be the result of a UI component. For that matter, you might be able to set up a macro to do it for you in the EC using a sextant.

 

[Varingian]

EC mini map has a read out of your exact coords which updates real time as you move. Very handy for T-maps and SoS.