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LINUX GUYS: How do you guys populate your shards?
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RE: LINUX GUYS: How do you guys populate your shards?
The new shard is completely devoid of mobiles. I need to start adding doors, spawners, etc. I assumed that in order to do this you must modify the server data files sitting on the Linux box.

How do you get Axis (running on the windows client box) to add the mobiles when the data files are on the Linux box. Do I have a misconception?
09-28-2016 11:12 AM
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RE: LINUX GUYS: How do you guys populate your shards? - slacker - 09-28-2016 11:12 AM

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