- Other Authors
- cavemanbob, eqmule, Lyenu, Razzle, Seaxouri, slartibartfast, eqDialup, JHz
- Software Requirements
- maps
- Source Repository
- https://github.com/redguides/myseq
This resource contains a current build of MySEQ, a mapping program for EverQuest. The source can be found here.
MySEQ is an EverQuest map that runs in its own window, showing location information of PCs and NPCs.
MySEQ was started by cavemanbob and Lyenu in 2003 as a Windows version of ShowEQ, which began in 1999.
Both clients are maintained at http://www.showeq.net
Installation
1) In redfetch, choose the "Live" or "Test" client, open the Settings tab, and turn on MySEQ under Special Resources. This adds MySEQ along with the offsets and maps for your client.
2) Click the big blue Easy Update button.
3) Start MySEQ with the MySEQ button on redfetch's Shortcuts tab. Or, in the Settings tab, check MySEQ next to Also start post-update and it will start every time you update.
4) MySEQ should now be running.
Update
MySEQ needs new offsets each patch, here's how:
1) Click Easy Update in redfetch.
2) Restart MySEQ, or open the server window and click "reload" to make sure your new offsets are loaded.
3) MySEQ should now be updated.
Maps
For maps, check out Good's Maps or Brewall's Maps, or be a pro and use both.
Offsets
redfetch keeps these up to date when you click Easy Update, but if you'd like to grab them manually here they are:
MySEQ is an EverQuest map that runs in its own window, showing location information of PCs and NPCs.
MySEQ was started by cavemanbob and Lyenu in 2003 as a Windows version of ShowEQ, which began in 1999.
Both clients are maintained at http://www.showeq.net
Installation
1) In redfetch, choose the "Live" or "Test" client, open the Settings tab, and turn on MySEQ under Special Resources. This adds MySEQ along with the offsets and maps for your client.
2) Click the big blue Easy Update button.
3) Start MySEQ with the MySEQ button on redfetch's Shortcuts tab. Or, in the Settings tab, check MySEQ next to Also start post-update and it will start every time you update.
4) MySEQ should now be running.
Update
MySEQ needs new offsets each patch, here's how:
1) Click Easy Update in redfetch.
2) Restart MySEQ, or open the server window and click "reload" to make sure your new offsets are loaded.
3) MySEQ should now be updated.
Maps
For maps, check out Good's Maps or Brewall's Maps, or be a pro and use both.
Offsets
redfetch keeps these up to date when you click Easy Update, but if you'd like to grab them manually here they are:
