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    a. Do not replace your voice with an LLM. This goes for your posts and your scripts. Drafting and editing with a tool is fine, but don't take you out of what you share.
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Question - Noob MQ Question

Monklypowah

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I like Vanilla compiles because they don't have anything extra unless you turn it on. With no Vanilla recently, I have to download the full versions that has everything turned on.

How do I turn it all off except for the map and spawns? Pretty much I just wanna see what mobs are up. Got a simple command line or two for this?

Thanks
 
There has been like 4 MQ2 source code and plugin updates since the last patch. I haven't posted the vanilla because a lot of work is still going on and I was going to wait until the next EQ patch


/mapfilter pc off
/mapfilter npc on
/mapfilter ground off
 
I wasn't bitchin bro. It would be a good thing to know is all. My brother uses a couple of plugins too, so when I'm at his house it would be a good command line to know.
 
I wasn't bitchin bro. It would be a good thing to know is all. My brother uses a couple of plugins too, so when I'm at his house it would be a good command line to know.

I didn't think you were bitchin lmao was just saying why the vanilla compile wasn't around. :)
 
Question - Noob MQ Question

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