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Test of the Oyster Catcher

2011-06-07T22:03:03Z

Qu:

{{Sidebar Test
|name = Test of the Oyster Catcher
|discipline = Body
|level = 6
|requirements =
|principles =
* Go for a swim
* Return to dry land
* Locate an Oyster bed and Dive
* Retrieve three Pearls
* Show your Necklace to the Instructors
|demo name = Tamutnefret
|demo region = Alcyone
|demo date = 2010-08-14 (Year 1,Akhet I-23)
}}
'''Dive for Oysters, searching for pearls. By fitting the correct color of Pearl to each setting in your necklace, your endurance will increase.'''
==Demonstration (Completed)==
To open the Test of the Oyster Catcher you require:

*1 White Pearl (Tamutnefret)
*1 Coral Pearl (fahli)
*1 Smoke Pearl (Tamutnefret)
*1 Aqua Pearl (emeraldlily)
*1 Pink Pearl (Mudkest)
*1 Beige Pearl (tehm)
*1 Black Pearl (Taemon)

These were found along the shorelines as swimming was not yet possible.

----

== Overview ==
In the Test of the Oyster Catcher, you are to make a necklace from 14 pearls of varying sizes. Pearls can be obtained by swimming into water, finding a set of bubbles (which represent oysters), and then solving a small puzzle which will "catch" the oyster. Once you have your pearls, you must set them in the correct order to make your necklace.

{| border="0" cellspacing="3" style="background-color:#EFDFBD;"
|-
! Pearl Colors !! !! Pearl Sizes
|- valign="top"
|
* Aqua
* Beige
* Black
* Coral
* Pink
* Smoke
* White
|  
|
* Huge
* Large
* Medium
* Small
|}

== Swimming ==
Upon signing up for the test, you learn how to swim!
* You enter the water by walking straight up to it.
* Swimming is done similarly to running in that left-clicking somewhere will swim you there (but right-clicking won't stop you). Terrain steepness is a factor in determining where you can and cannot move. If you're swimming in rivers or lakes, this should not be a big deal. However, this means you can't go too far out into the Red Sea or Mediterranean Sea.
* To get out of the water, click on dry land, or select the Stop Swimming option from your Special menu. Be careful: it is possible to leave the water in places where you can't get back in.
* To Dive: RIGHT CLICK on the water where you wish to dive

== Finding an Oyster Bed ==
You must have "Fountain Detail" in your graphics options turned on to see the bubbles (Self >> Options >> Video).
Any setting above minimum will do, though the higher the setting, the brighter the bubbles.
[[Image:Fountain_0.jpg|500px|Fountain Detail at lowest setting]]
[[Image:Fountain_5.jpg|500px|Fountain Detail at highest setting]]

An oyster bed will be visible from land. However, the visibility range is not that good - only 10-15 coords, and they are perhaps 5 coords out from land, meaning you need to be pretty close and right along the shoreline.

It appears that any given location yields pearls of different sizes, but of the same color. Most colors appear to cluster, with some colors only known to appear in particular regions. See the [[Pearl Bed Locations]] page for a listing of beds found and colors of pearls retrieved from them.

Oyster beds are represented by a grid of bubbles that can be of multiple colors (blue, green, white, plus off). Beds that give larger pearls are set on a larger grid and have more colors.
* Small pearls come from 5x5 grids of blue.
* Medium pearls come from 6x6 grids of blue, and in addition, the square you dive on does not toggle.
* Large pearls come from 6x6 grids which appear as blue and green - they toggle through a cycle of blue, green, and off as you dive.
* Huge pearls come from 6x6 grids which appear as blue, green and white.

Oyster beds occasionally appear on top of each other. Once you start diving, all but one of the beds will disappear. In some of these cases, the bed may behave oddly, with some bubbles "staying off" or "staying on" unexpectedly. It is unknown if these circumstances have any other effect. If two appear almost touching, diving in one will make the other disappear.

== Solving the Bed ==
In order to retrieve the pearl from the oyster bed, you must get rid of all the bubbles in the grid. This puzzle is similar to the game Lights Out, in that you are given a grid of bubbles that are either "on" or "off" and you must turn them all off.

Grid spots are toggled by diving.
* For medium size grids, diving on a spot will toggle all the orthogonal spots around it, but not the one where you actually dove.
* For all other size grids, diving on a spot will toggle that spot and all orthogonal spots around it.
* Each spot will cycle through its possible states (off plus each possible color for that grid size) in order as it is toggled.

Once all the spots are off, you will receive a pearl and 7 deben of oyster meat.

A bed will reset if left still for about two minutes. In addition, beds do despawn, so you won't be able to sit at a bed for hours on end trying to solve them.

=== Pearl Solver Tools ===
* [http://kartal.atitd.org/Pearl_solver/ Online Pearl Solver] - TheMazeEcho's solver hosted on atitd.org.
* [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale3/Tests/Test_Of_The_Oyster_Catcher/Catching_Oysters T3 solving guide #1]
* [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale3/Tests/Test_Of_The_Oyster_Catcher/Solutions T3 solving guide #2]
* [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/images/e/ea/Pearl_solver.zip Pearl Solver] tool from TheMazeEcho (get it from the T4 wiki, as I can't upload zip files to T5 wiki...)
* [http://tat2mikki0.tripod.com/ Online Pearl Solver] Tat2mikki's version ''(Does not handle medium beds correctly)''
* [http://www.ueda.info.waseda.ac.jp/~n-kato/lightsout/index.html Original Online Lights Out Solver]

== Setting Pearls in the Necklace ==
In order to pass the test, you need to fit these pearls retrieved together and form a necklace.

A complete necklace will require:
* 7 small pearls
* 4 medium pearls
* 2 large pearls
* 1 huge pearl

There is a numbered slot for each pearl of these sizes (small position 1, small position 2, etc.).

Each slot requires a pearl of a specific color, with the exception of the Huge (which can be any color). You do not know what colors are needed for each pearl initially. How you determine this is by fitting a pearl into the necklace, then showing it off to the instructors at a School or University of Body. They will report to you the number of correct colors and and number of correct positions for each size. (This is similar to the old board game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastermind_%28board_game%29 Mastermind].)

If you inserted a pearl in the wrong slot, you can remove it through the test menu. There is a chance of breaking the pearl, with a higher focus giving you a better chance to keep it intact.
* At 0 focus the pearl will ALWAYS break.
* At 13 focus, a reported 50% chance of successful removal
* At 22 focus, I lost 1 pearl in 11 removals - ''TheMazeEcho''
The chance of removal without breakage seems to be:

:Chance of intact removal = Foc/27

You may remove pearls that are placed in the right slot, but this is probably not something you want to do.

Strategically, given that colors seems roughly indexed to regions, you will save time if you begin inserting pearls as you find them (checking at an SBody or UBody with each insertion, of course). For example, if you get 0 correct colors off a single small white pearl, you know to curtail your searching in Northern Sinai. If you get 1 for 1, keep going after them; you don't know how many you need until you hit X for X+1. You cannot trade pearls, so once you know a pearl is useless to you, remove it, even if it breaks. Make a batch of focus food only once you have filled the necklace with right color / wrong location pearls.

=== Admiring a Pearl ===
When you have a pearl in inventory, you can admire it under "Tests->Test of the Oyster Catcher->Admire". You will get a screen showing where the pearl was found and by whom.

When you have more than one pearl of the same color and size in your inventory, attempting to admire any of them will only look at the first one. You have to put the rest down or in a chest and look at them one at a time.

== Advancement ==
As you insert pearls into their correct positions, your Endurance attribute will rise. The formula for Endurance gain seems to be:

:Endurance gain = (3 + 7*(Huge + Large/2 + Medium/4) + Small)/4

The result is rounded down.

Note that you will get a message in the main window saying when you get this endurance increase. This can be used as another indicator that you inserted a pearl in the correct slot.

When you have all 14 pearls correctly inserted, show the necklace to your instructors, and you will pass the test.

== Instructors ==
Please note that this does not refer to your fellow players but rather the scientists at the University of the Body.

Go to UBody or SBody and select Tests. Then select Oyster Catcher and select the option to show the necklace to the instructors. You will come up with a dialogue box showing your progress. This progress chart will tell you which perals are the right colour and if they are in the correct setting.

== Pearl Bed Locations ==
* [[Pearl Bed Locations]]

{{TestsNav|Body}}

Talk:Test of the Oyster Catcher

2011-06-07T21:58:33Z

Qu: Moved some data from main page to here.

can someone upload a pic of what the oyster beds look like? I'm not really sure what i am looking for.. thanks! [[User:Poke|poke]] 23:57, 17 September 2010 (EST)

(Note: As of 12/4/2010 at least, you no longer need any pearls to initiate the test - you only need to be Level 6. Once you start, you will learn how to swim. [[User:Wrel|Wrel]])

question: where do we get the pearls for opening this test, obviously not from swimming as we need to be on the test to learn how to swim

answer:
They are found along shorelines. I believe several have been located already. Perhaps the owners can post which ones they have here, so we can organize them to demo together once they are all found.

I found a small coral pearl by a pond in southern Taygete. ~fahli<br>
Small white pearl found in Aicyone - [[User:Tamutnefret]]<br>
I found a small pink pearl in Celaeno - Mudkest<br>
Small black pearl in Taygete - Taemon<br>
Small beige pearl in Taygete - tehm<br>
Small smoke pearl found in Maia - [[User:Tamutnefret]]<br>
Small aqua pearl found in Sinai - [[User:Tamutnefret]]<br>

* I got my first END point when I put the first correct pearl at the right place, and my second END point at the 5th correctly placed pearl. -''TheMazeEcho''
* I got two END from my first pearl (Huge), my third point after getting 2 smalls correct, and my fourth after getting 2 more smalls and 2 mediums. -''Wrongskian''
* I got 1 END from my first pearl (Medium). - ''Snicker_Bastet''
* On completing the test and reviewing my numbers and other peoples numbers. The best I figure is the point system works as follows: Small = 2, Medium = 3, Large = 5, Huge = 13 Endurance = round(Total points / 7) The only case I found this not correct was a single medium placed in the correct location will give one endurance point. In all other cases that math will hold true. -''Mektos''
** ''At 1 Huge, 3 Medium, 1 Small, I had 4 Endurance. By this math, it should have rounded to 3. --[[User:Numaris|Numaris]]''
** ''With all pearls installed except 3 small pearls I had 7 endurance, and should have rounded to 6. --[[User:Skyfeather|Skyfeather]]''

Test of the Oyster Catcher

2011-06-07T21:57:23Z

Qu: Cleaned up the page. Added two formulas.

{{Sidebar Test
|name = Test of the Oyster Catcher
|discipline = Body
|level = 6
|requirements =
*1 White Pearl
*1 Coral Pearl
*1 Smoke Pearl
*1 Aqua Pearl
*1 Pink Pearl
*1 Beige Pearl
*1 Black Pearl
|principles =
* Go for a swim
* Return to dry land
* Locate an Oyster bed and Dive
* Retrieve three Pearls
* Show your Necklace to the Instructors
|demo name = Tamutnefret
|demo region = Alcyone
|demo date = 2010-08-14 (Year 1,Akhet I-23)
}}
'''Dive for Oysters, searching for pearls. By fitting the correct color of Pearl to each setting in your necklace, your endurance will increase.'''
==Demonstration (Completed)==
To open the Test of the Oyster Catcher you require:

*1 White Pearl (Tamutnefret)
*1 Coral Pearl (fahli)
*1 Smoke Pearl (Tamutnefret)
*1 Aqua Pearl (emeraldlily)
*1 Pink Pearl (Mudkest)
*1 Beige Pearl (tehm)
*1 Black Pearl (Taemon)

These were found along the shorelines as swimming was not yet possible.

----

== Overview ==
In the Test of the Oyster Catcher, you are to make a necklace from 14 pearls of varying sizes. Pearls can be obtained by swimming into water, finding a set of bubbles (which represent oysters), and then solving a small puzzle which will "catch" the oyster. Once you have your pearls, you must set them in the correct order to make your necklace.

{| border="0" cellspacing="3" style="background-color:#EFDFBD;"
|-
! Pearl Colors !! !! Pearl Sizes
|- valign="top"
|
* Aqua
* Beige
* Black
* Coral
* Pink
* Smoke
* White
|  
|
* Huge
* Large
* Medium
* Small
|}

== Swimming ==
Upon signing up for the test, you learn how to swim!
* You enter the water by walking straight up to it.
* Swimming is done similarly to running in that left-clicking somewhere will swim you there (but right-clicking won't stop you). Terrain steepness is a factor in determining where you can and cannot move. If you're swimming in rivers or lakes, this should not be a big deal. However, this means you can't go too far out into the Red Sea or Mediterranean Sea.
* To get out of the water, click on dry land, or select the Stop Swimming option from your Special menu. Be careful: it is possible to leave the water in places where you can't get back in.
* To Dive: RIGHT CLICK on the water where you wish to dive

== Finding an Oyster Bed ==
You must have "Fountain Detail" in your graphics options turned on to see the bubbles (Self >> Options >> Video).
Any setting above minimum will do, though the higher the setting, the brighter the bubbles.
[[Image:Fountain_0.jpg|500px|Fountain Detail at lowest setting]]
[[Image:Fountain_5.jpg|500px|Fountain Detail at highest setting]]

An oyster bed will be visible from land. However, the visibility range is not that good - only 10-15 coords, and they are perhaps 5 coords out from land, meaning you need to be pretty close and right along the shoreline.

It appears that any given location yields pearls of different sizes, but of the same color. Most colors appear to cluster, with some colors only known to appear in particular regions. See the [[Pearl Bed Locations]] page for a listing of beds found and colors of pearls retrieved from them.

Oyster beds are represented by a grid of bubbles that can be of multiple colors (blue, green, white, plus off). Beds that give larger pearls are set on a larger grid and have more colors.
* Small pearls come from 5x5 grids of blue.
* Medium pearls come from 6x6 grids of blue, and in addition, the square you dive on does not toggle.
* Large pearls come from 6x6 grids which appear as blue and green - they toggle through a cycle of blue, green, and off as you dive.
* Huge pearls come from 6x6 grids which appear as blue, green and white.

Oyster beds occasionally appear on top of each other. Once you start diving, all but one of the beds will disappear. In some of these cases, the bed may behave oddly, with some bubbles "staying off" or "staying on" unexpectedly. It is unknown if these circumstances have any other effect. If two appear almost touching, diving in one will make the other disappear.

== Solving the Bed ==
In order to retrieve the pearl from the oyster bed, you must get rid of all the bubbles in the grid. This puzzle is similar to the game Lights Out, in that you are given a grid of bubbles that are either "on" or "off" and you must turn them all off.

Grid spots are toggled by diving.
* For medium size grids, diving on a spot will toggle all the orthogonal spots around it, but not the one where you actually dove.
* For all other size grids, diving on a spot will toggle that spot and all orthogonal spots around it.
* Each spot will cycle through its possible states (off plus each possible color for that grid size) in order as it is toggled.

Once all the spots are off, you will receive a pearl and 7 deben of oyster meat.

A bed will reset if left still for about two minutes. In addition, beds do despawn, so you won't be able to sit at a bed for hours on end trying to solve them.

=== Pearl Solver Tools ===
* [http://kartal.atitd.org/Pearl_solver/ Online Pearl Solver] - TheMazeEcho's solver hosted on atitd.org.
* [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale3/Tests/Test_Of_The_Oyster_Catcher/Catching_Oysters T3 solving guide #1]
* [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale3/Tests/Test_Of_The_Oyster_Catcher/Solutions T3 solving guide #2]
* [http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/images/e/ea/Pearl_solver.zip Pearl Solver] tool from TheMazeEcho (get it from the T4 wiki, as I can't upload zip files to T5 wiki...)
* [http://tat2mikki0.tripod.com/ Online Pearl Solver] Tat2mikki's version ''(Does not handle medium beds correctly)''
* [http://www.ueda.info.waseda.ac.jp/~n-kato/lightsout/index.html Original Online Lights Out Solver]

== Setting Pearls in the Necklace ==
In order to pass the test, you need to fit these pearls retrieved together and form a necklace.

A complete necklace will require:
* 7 small pearls
* 4 medium pearls
* 2 large pearls
* 1 huge pearl

There is a numbered slot for each pearl of these sizes (small position 1, small position 2, etc.).

Each slot requires a pearl of a specific color, with the exception of the Huge (which can be any color). You do not know what colors are needed for each pearl initially. How you determine this is by fitting a pearl into the necklace, then showing it off to the instructors at a School or University of Body. They will report to you the number of correct colors and and number of correct positions for each size. (This is similar to the old board game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastermind_%28board_game%29 Mastermind].)

If you inserted a pearl in the wrong slot, you can remove it through the test menu. There is a chance of breaking the pearl, with a higher focus giving you a better chance to keep it intact.
* At 0 focus the pearl will ALWAYS break.
* At 13 focus, a reported 50% chance of successful removal
* At 22 focus, I lost 1 pearl in 11 removals - ''TheMazeEcho''
The chance of removal without breakage seems to be:

:Chance of intact removal = Foc/27

You may remove pearls that are placed in the right slot, but this is probably not something you want to do.

Strategically, given that colors seems roughly indexed to regions, you will save time if you begin inserting pearls as you find them (checking at an SBody or UBody with each insertion, of course). For example, if you get 0 correct colors off a single small white pearl, you know to curtail your searching in Northern Sinai. If you get 1 for 1, keep going after them; you don't know how many you need until you hit X for X+1. You cannot trade pearls, so once you know a pearl is useless to you, remove it, even if it breaks. Make a batch of focus food only once you have filled the necklace with right color / wrong location pearls.

=== Admiring a Pearl ===
When you have a pearl in inventory, you can admire it under "Tests->Test of the Oyster Catcher->Admire". You will get a screen showing where the pearl was found and by whom.

When you have more than one pearl of the same color and size in your inventory, attempting to admire any of them will only look at the first one. You have to put the rest down or in a chest and look at them one at a time.

== Advancement ==
As you insert pearls into their correct positions, your Endurance attribute will rise. The formula for Endurance gain seems to be:

:Endurance gain = (3 + 7*(Huge + Large/2 + Medium/4) + Small)/4

The result is rounded down.

Note that you will get a message in the main window saying when you get this endurance increase. This can be used as another indicator that you inserted a pearl in the correct slot.

When you have all 14 pearls correctly inserted, show the necklace to your instructors, and you will pass the test.

== Instructors ==
Please note that this does not refer to your fellow players but rather the scientists at the University of the Body.

Go to UBody or SBody and select Tests. Then select Oyster Catcher and select the option to show the necklace to the instructors. You will come up with a dialogue box showing your progress. This progress chart will tell you which perals are the right colour and if they are in the correct setting.

== Pearl Bed Locations ==
* [[Pearl Bed Locations]]

{{TestsNav|Body}}

Acrobat

2011-06-06T20:11:36Z

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#REDIRECT [[Test_of_the_Acrobat]]

Acrobatics

2011-06-06T20:11:15Z

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Fennec Locations

2011-06-04T08:13:15Z

Qu: /* List of Fennec signs and captures */

Public Fennec trap Locations. If you find a location where a public trap is no longer there (decomposed/salvaged), please delete it from the map - or better yet, build a new public trap to replace it!

<googlemap lat=1010 lon=0 zoom=1 width=512 height=512 showposition=yes showregion=yes
icon="http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/images/markers/marker.png" icons="http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/images/markers/marker{label}.png" iconsize="32x32" iconanchor'"9x32" iconlabels="A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,
Ball,Cir,Dot,DP,Pin,PP,bee,beetle,camel,cobra,drink,fire,fish,flower,GH,grape,plus,pyramid,sheep,tick">
(F) -2750, 5250, Public Fennec Trap, -2750, 5250
(F) -2500, 3502, Public Fennec Trap, -2500, 3502
(F) -2500, 3250, Public Fennec Trap, -2500, 3250
(F) -2494, 3194, Public Fennec Trap, -2494, 3194
(F) -2500, 3000, Public Fennec Trap, -2500, 3000
(F) -2300, 3600, Public Fennec Trap, -2300, 3600
(F) -2293, 3395, Public Fennec Trap, -2293, 3395
(F) -2300, 3000, Public Fennec Trap, -2300, 3000
(F) -2300, 2740, Public Fennec Trap, -2300, 2740
(GrS) -2250, 4750, Public Fennec Trap, -2250, 4750 Sharp Tooth Capture Ahket II-14
(F) -2000, 7250, Public Fennec Trap, -2000, 7250
(F) -2000, 6500, Public Fennec Trap, -2000, 6500
(YeS) -2000, 5000, Public Fennec Trap, -2000, 5000
(F) -2000, 6500, Public Fennec Trap, -2000, 6500
(GrS) -2000, 4750, Public Fennec Trap, -2000, 4750 Sharp Tooth Capture Ahket II-13
(F) -1977, 4513, Public Fennec Trap, -1977, 4513
(F) -2000, 4000, Public Fennec Trap, -2000, 4000
(F) -1750, 4750, Public Fennec Trap, -1750, 4750
(F) -1500, 6500, Public Fennec Trap -1500, 6500
(GrF) -1500,5250, -1500,5250 Found Ruddy Shemu II-4
(F) -1250,6025, Public Fenick Trap -1250,6025
(YeS) -1250,5000, Public Fenick Trap -1250,5000 Sharp Tooth Signs Akhet II-11
(GrS) -1212, 6407, (-1212, 6407)(Captured Short-Haired Akhet III-22, 23, 24)

(YeR) -750, 5450, Fennec Trap (-750, 5450) Public
(YeR) -750, 5200, Fennec Trap (-750, 5200) Public
(YeR) -750, 4950, Fennec Trap -750, 4950 Public
(F) -750, -2750, Public Fennec Trap (-750, -2750)

(F) -500, 5700, Public Fennec Trap, -500, 5700

(F) 0, 5000, Public Fennec Trap, 0, 5000
(F) 0, 4000, Pubilc Fennec Trap, 0, 4000

(YeR) -500, 5450, Fennec Trap (-500, 5450) Public
(YeR) -500, 5209, Fennec Trap (-500, 5209) Public
(YeR) -500, 4950, Fennec Trap -500, 4950 Public Rudy Fennec
(F) -500, 6250, Public Fennec Trap, -500, 6250
(F) -500, 6525, Public Fennec Trap, -500, 6525

(YeH) -500, -2500, Public Fennec Trap (-500, -2500) Short Haired Fennec Signs Shemu II-19
(F) -500, -2750, Public Fennec Trap (-500, -2750)
(GrH) -500, -3000, Public Fennec Trap (-500, -3000) Short Haired Fennec Capture Shemu II-19
(F) -500, -3250, Public Fennec Trap (-500, -3250)
(F) -478, 5944, Public Fennec Trap, -478, 5944
(F) -264, 6500, Public Fennec Trap, -264, 6500
(F) -250, -1250, Public Fennec Trap -250, -1250
(F) -250, 6250, Public Fennec Trap, -250, 6250

(GrR) -250, 4700, Fennec Trap -250, 4700 Public Rudy Fennec Capture Akhet II-8
(GrR) -250, 4750, Fennec Trap -250, 4700 Public Rudy Fennec Capture Akhet II-8
(YeR) -250, 4950, Fennec Trap(-250, 4950)Public Rudy Fennec
(YeR) -250, 5500, Fennec Trap(-250, 5500)Public Rudy Fennec
(YeR) -250, 5250, Fennec Trap(-250, 5250)Public Rudy Fennec

(F) -250, 5250, Public Fennec Trap, -100, 5250
(YeH) -250, -2246, Public Fennec Trap (-250, -2246) Short Haired Fennec Signs Shemu II-19
(YeH) -250, -2750, Public Fennec Trap(-250, -2750) Short Haired Fennec Signs Shemu II-19
(F) -250, -3000, Public Fennec Trap(-250, -3000)
(YeH) -249, -3253, Public Fennec Trap(-249, -3253) Short Haired Fennec Signs Shemu II-19
(F) -100, 5250, Public Fennec Trap -100, 5250
(YeH) 0, -2500, Public Fennec Trap (0, -2500) Short Haired Fennec Signs Shemu II-19
(YeH) 0, -2750, Publc Fennec Trap (0, -2750) Short Haired Fennec Signs Shemu II-19
(YeH) 0, -3000, Public Fennec Trap (0, -3000) Short Haired Fennec Signs Shemu II-19

(GrR) 0,4200, Captured Ruddy Akhet III-26 + III-27 (0, 4200)

(YeR) 250, 5000, Fennec Trap 250, 5000 Public
(YeR) 250, 4750, Fennec Trap 250, 4750 Public

(F) 250, 5500, Public Fennec Trap 250, 5500
(F) 271, 6669, Public Fennec Trap, 271, 6669
(F) 300, 5500, Public Fennec Trap 300, 5500
(F) 350, 5500, Public Fennec Trap 350, 5500

(YeR) 500, 4750, Fennec Trap 500, 4750 Public
(F) 250, 4500, Fennec Trap (250, 4500) Public
(F) 500, 5500, Public Fennec Trap 500, 5500
(GrR) 500, 4400, Captured Ruddy Akhet III-28 (500, 4400)
(F) 600, 5500, Public Fennec Trap, 600, 5500
(YeS) 700, 4250, Public Fennec Trap, 700, 4250 - Signs Akhet IV-2
(F) 700, 5190, Public Fennec Trap, 700, 5190
(F) 711, 5656, Public Fennec Trap, 711, 5656
(F) 1000, 800, Public Fennec Trap 1000,800
(F) 1000, -100, Public Fennec Trap (1000, -100)
(F) 1000, 150, Public Fennec Trap (1000, 150)
(F) 1000, 650, Public Fennec Trap (1000, 650)
(F) 1250, 100, Public Fennec Trap (1250, 100)
(F) 1250, 650, Public Fennec Trap (1250, 650)
(F) 1250, -100, Public Fennec Trap (1250, -100)
(F) 1250, 100, Public Fennec Trap (1250, 100)
(F) 1250, 650, Public Fennec Trap (1250, 650)
(YeB) 1250, 1050, Public Fennec Trap 1250,1050 (Bushy Tail Sighting Akhet I-25)
(F) 1250, 1300, Public Fennec Trap (1250, 1300)
(YeB) 1250, 800, Public Fennec Trap 1250,800 (Bushy Tail Sighting Akhet I-25)
(F) 1500, -100, Public Fennec Trap (1500, -100)
(F) 1500, 100, Public Fennec Trap (1500, 100)
(F) 1500, 400, Public Fennec Trap (1500, 400)
(F) 1500, 650, Public Fennec Trap (1500, 650)
(YeB) 1500, 1050, Public Fennec Trap 1500, 1050(Bushy Tail Sighting Akhet I-24)
(YeB) 1500, 800, Public Fennec Trap 1500,800 (Bushy Tail Sighting Akhet I-25)
(F) 1750, -100, Public Fennec Trap (1750, -100)
(F) 1750, 100, Public Fennec Trap (1750, 100)
(F) 1750, 400, Public Fennec Trap (1750, 400)
(F) 1750, 1050, Public Fennec Trap 1750, 1050
(YeB) 1750, 800, Public Fennec Trap (1750,800) (Bushy Tail Sighting Akhet I-23)
(F) 2000, -100, Public Fennec Trap (2000, -100)
(F) 2000, -350, Public Fennec Trap (2000, -350)
(F) 2000, -600, Public Fennec Trap (2000, -600)
(F) 2000, 100, Public Fennec Trap (2000, 100)
(F) 2074, 5906, Public Fennec Trap, 2074, 5906\
(F) 2250, -1600, Public Fennec Trap, 2250, -1600
(F) 2250, -1350, Public Fennec Trap, 2250, -1350
(F) 2250, -1100, Public Fennec Trap, 2250, -1100
(F) 2250, -600, Public Fennec Trap (2250, -600)
(F) 2250, -350, Public Fennec Trap (2250, -350)
(YeB) 2250, -100, Public Fennec Trap (2250,-100)
(F) 2250, 650, Public Fennec Trap (2250, 650)
(F) 2250, -850, Public Fennec Trap (2250, -850)
(F) 2500, -850, Public Fennec Trap (2500, -850)
(F) 2500, -600, Public Fennec Trap (2500, -600)
(F) 2500, -380, Public Fennec Trap (2500, -380)
(F) 2500, -297, Public Fennec Trap (2500, -297)
(F) 2500, -100, Public Fennec Trap (2500, -100)
(F) 2500, 150, Public Fennec Trap (2500, 150)
(F) 2500, 6750, 2500,6750
(F) 2500, 6500, 2500,6500
(F) 2750, 6950, 2750,6950
(F) 2750, 6200, 2750, 6200
(F) 2750, 6450, 2750, 6450
(F) 2750, 6700, 2750, 6700
(F) 2750, -850, Public Fennec Trap (2750, -850)
(GrB) 2750, -600, Public Fennec Trap (2750, -600)
(GrB) 2750, -350, Public Fennec Trap (2750, -350)
(F) 2750, -100, Public Fennec Trap (2750, -100)
(YeB) 2811, 6446, Fennec Trap (2811, 6446) public (Signs Brown Akhet III-22)
(YeB) 3000,6500, Public Fennec Trap 3000,6500
(YeB) 3000,6750, Public Fennec Trap 3000,6750
(F) 3000, 7000, Public Fennec Trap 3000, 7000
(F) 3000, -850, Public Fennec Trap (3000, -850)
(F) 3000, -600, Public Fennec Trap (3000, -600)
(F) 3000, -350, Public Fennec Trap (3000, -350)
(F) 3000, -100, Public Fennec Trap (3000, -100)
(F) 3000, 150, Public Fennec Trap (3000, 150)
(F) 3000, 6750, 3000, 6750
(F) 3000, 6500, 3000, 6500
(F) 3000, 6250, 3000, 6250
(F) 3250, 6100, 3250, 6100
(F) 3250, 6250, 3250, 6250
(F) 3250, 6500, 3250, 6500
(F) 3250, 6750, 3250, 6750
(F) 3500, 6700, 3500, 6700
(F) 3500, 6750, 3500, 6750
(F) 3500, 6800, 3500, 6800
(F) 3500, 6900, 3500, 6900
(F) 3500, 7000, 3500, 7000
(F) 3500, 7100, 3500, 7100
(GrB) 3700, 7000, 3700, 7000 Brown Fennec caught Peret II-26, 11:59PM
(F) 3700, 6900, 3700, 6900
(F) 3700, 6800, 3700, 6800
(F) 3700, 6700, 3700, 3700
(F) 3700, 6600, 3700, 6600
(F) 3700, 6500, 3700, 6500
(F) 3500, 7200, 3500, 7200
(F) 4000, 7250, 4000, 7250
(F) 3600, 7200, 3600, 7200
(F) 3700, 7200, 3700, 7200
(F) 3700, 7300, 3700, 7300
(GrB) 3700, 6400, 3700, 6400 Brown captured Peret II-22 12.45am

(F) -0,3000, Public Fennec Trap -0,3000
(F) -250,3000, Public Fennec Trap -250,3000
(F) -500,3000, Public Fennec Trap -500,3000
(F) -750,3000, Public Fennec Trap -750,3000
(F) -0,3250, Public Fennec Trap -0,3250
(F) -250,3250, Public Fennec Trap -250,3250
(F) -500,3250, Public Fennec Trap -500,3250
(F) -750,3250, Public Fennec Trap -750,3250
(F) -0,3500, Public Fennec Trap -0,3500
(F) -250,3500, Public Fennec Trap -250,3500
(F) -500,3500, Public Fennec Trap -500,3500
(F) -750,3500, Public Fennec Trap -750,3500
(F) -0,3750, Public Fennec Trap -0,3750
(F) -250,3750, Public Fennec Trap -250,3750
(F) -500,3750, Public Fennec Trap -500,3750
(F) -750,3750, Public Fennec Trap -750,3750

(F) 7, 2737, Public Fennec Trap 7, 2737
(F) 5, 2551, Public Fennec Trap, 5, 2551
</googlemap>

== List of Fennec signs and captures ==
Please enter new '''catches''' under the previous catch!! And please be a sport and make your cages public after a catch. Thanks.

{| border="1" class="wikitable sortable"
! Region !! Coord X,Y !! Subspecies !! Signs or capture !! Public/Private !! Added by !! Last checked by !! RL date + time (EST) checked !! Egypt date and Time
|-
|Merope||-2850,5000||Ruddy||capture||public||Indyatep||12-May-2011||Akhet II-11 7:50am
|-
|Merope || -300, 5150 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || private || Osty || Osty || 15-Nov-2010 || Shemu II-4
|-
|Merope || -1750,5250 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || private || Ketta || Ketta || Sept 4-2010 3:00p? || Akhet III-18? 9:30pm
|-
|Merope || -0, 5000 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || public || tehm || tehm || Sept 4-2010 11:00p || Akhet III-21 7am
|-
|Sterope|| 2000, -900 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || private || Richito || Richito || Sept 5-2010 3:19pm || Akhet III-21 11:00 AM
|-
|Sterope|| 2250, -1000 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || private || Nissim || Nissim || Sept 5-2010 || Akhet III-22 11:45 AM
|-
|Sterope|| 2250, 550 || Sharp-tooth || CAPTURE || public || Mektos || Mektos || Sept 5-2010 9:35am || Akhet III-22 04:30 AM
|-
|Sinai|| 2811, 6446 || Brown || Signs || Public/Private || RosieRazor || RosieRazor || Sept 5-2010 9:50am || Akhet III-22 05:18 AM
|-
|Merope||-1212,6407|| Short-haired || CAPTURE|| Public/Private || Nielas|| Nielas|| Sept 5-2010 9:54am || Akhet III-22 05:24 AM
|-
|Merope||-1212,6407|| Short-haired || CAPTURE|| Public || Nielas|| Mektos|| Sept 5-2010 17:55pm || Akhet III-23 02:44 AM
|-
|Merope||-1212,6407|| Short-haired || CAPTURE|| Public || Nielas|| tehm || Sept 6-2010 5:35am || Akhet III-24 10:44 AM
|-
|Taygete|| 100,4999|| Ruddy || CAPTURE|| Public || Mektos|| Mektos|| Sept 5-2010 18:06pm || Akhet III-23 03:14 AM
|-
|Sterope|| 2250, 500 || Sharp-tooth || CAPTURE || public || Kasiya || kasiya || Sept 5-2010 ? || Akhet III-22 08:05 AM
|-
|Sterope|| 2250, 250 || Sharp-toothed || CAPTURE || public || Kasiya || Nissim|| Sept 5-2010 || Akhet III-22 12:32 PM
|-
|Merope || 250, 5000 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || private || Nissim || Nissim || Sept 5-2010 || Akhet III-22 2:03 PM
|-
|Merope || -1457, 6475 || Short-tailed || CAPTURE || private || Kasiya || Kasiya || Sept 6-2010 ? || Akhet III-23 3:42 AM
|-
|Sterope || 2000, -1000 || Bushy-tailed || CAPTURE || private || Numaris || Numaris || Sep 5-2010 || Akhet III-23 7:00am
|-
|Sterope || 2500, 400 || Sharp-tooth || CAPTURE || private || Numaris || Numaris || Sep 5-2010 || Akhet III-23 8:00am
|-
|Sterope || 2500, 800 || Sharp-Tooth || CAPTURE || public || Arame || Tjutenkamen || Sep-5-2010 || Akhet III-23 8:00am
|-
|Sterope || 2500, 550 || Sharp-Tooth || CAPTURE || public || Arame || Arame || Sep-5-2010 || Akhet III-23 11:30am
|-
|Sterope || 2250, 500 || Sharp-Tooth || CAPTURE || public || tehm || Lynnetra || Sep-6-2010 || Akhet III-24 5:30am
|-
|Sterope || 2150, 550 || Sharp-Tooth || CAPTURE || public || tehm || tehm || Sep-6-2010 || Akhet III-24 5:30am
|-
|Sterope || 2600, -200|| Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || public || lilinou|| lilinou || Sep-12-2010 || Akhet IV-11 5:00pm
|-
|Sterope || 2250, 750 || Sharp-Tooth || || public || koikinia || koikinia || Dec-19-2010 || Akhet I-8 3:10am
|-
|Sterope|| 2250, 1050 || Sharp-tooth || CAPTURE || public || Mektos || Mayanah || Sept 14-2010 11:23am (GMT -6 CST ) || Akhet IV-16 08:42 PM
|-
|Sterope|| 2000, 1050 || Sharp-tooth || CAPTURE || public || Mektos || BlueGrass || Sept 14-2010 11:39am (GMT -6 CST ) || Akhet IV-16 09:22 PM
|-
|Sterope || 2350, 650 || Sharp-Tooth || CAPTURE || public || tehm || Rahu || Sep-6-2010 || Akhet III-24 5:30pm
|-
|Sterope || 2350, -850 || Bushy-Tailed || || public || Koikinia || Koikinia || Dec-19-2010 || Akhet I-8 3:08am
|-
|Merope||-1200,6150|| Short-haired || CAPTURE|| private || Nissim || NIssim || Sept 6-2010 || Akhet III-23 09:00 PM
|-
|Merope||0,4700|| Ruddy || CAPTURE|| Public|| Lynnetra|| Lynnetra|| Sept 6-2010 || Akhet III-24 10:13 AM
|-
|Taygete||100,4800|| Ruddy || CAPTURE|| Public|| RosieRazor|| RosieRazor|| Sept 6-2010 || Akhet III-24 8:20pm
|-
| Taygete || 200, 4700 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || Private || Numaris || Numaris || Sept 6-2010 || Akhet III-24 10:00pm
|-
| Merope || -963, 6410 || Short-haired || CAPTURE || Private || Numaris || Numaris || Sept 6-2010 || Akhet III-24 11:00pm
|-
| Celeano || 0, 4200 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || Public || Arame || Arame || 7-Sep-2010 || Akhet III-27 13:00
|-
| Taygete || 500, 4400 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || Public || Sunstrider || Rahu || 7-Sep-2010 || Akhet III-28 19:22
|-
| Taygete || 500, 4600 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || Public || MrStoned || MrStoned|| 9-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-02
|-
| Taygete || 500, 4900 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || Public || [[User:Tribisha]] || [[User:Tribisha]]|| 9-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-02 20:39
|-
| Alcyone || 2000, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Tazendra || Tazendra || 7-Sep-2010 || Akhet III-28 17:30
|-
|Sterope || 2500, -450 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || gone || Till || puce || Sep-9-2010 || Akhet IV-02 8:30am
|-
| Sinai || 3500, 7500 || Brown || CAPTURE || Public || Miss Mau || Miss Mau || Sept-9-2010 || Akhet IV-02 10:00 am
|-
| Alcyone || 2000, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Till || Till || 9-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-02 10:50 am
|-
| Alcyone || 2000, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Tazendra || Tazendra || 14-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-16 5:26 pm
|-
|Sterope || 2500, -200 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || public || Lukeera || Doodi || Sep-9-2010 || Akhet IV-02 7:10 pm
|-
| Alcyone || 1750, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Mektos || Doodi|| 9-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-02 10:00 pm
|-
| Sinai || 3250, 7500 || Brown || CAPTURE || private || Doodi || Doodi || Sept-9-2010 || Akhet IV-03 04:58 am
|-
| Sinai || 3000, 7500 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Ten || Ten || Sept-9-2010 || Akhet IV-03 05:56 pm
|-
| Alcyone || 1750, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || ?? || Nchanter || 10-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-05
|-
| Alcyone || 2250, 1160 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || ?? || Squiranha || 12-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-10
|-
| Alcyone || 2000, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Mektos || Malaclypse || 12-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-10
|-
| Alcyone || 2000, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Ketta || Rauul || 12-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-10
|-
| Alcyone || 2000, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Mektos || Lilee || 13-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-13
|-
| Alcyone || 2000, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Ketta || Lilee || 13-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-13
|-
| Alcyone || 2250, 1300 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || Public || ?? || MrStoned || 13-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-13
|-

| Merope || -1466, 6153 || Pygmy || CAPTURE || Public/Private || Ketta || Ketta || 16-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-22 11:30 pm
|-

|-
| Merope || -1160, 6410 || Pygmy || CAPTURE || Public || ?? || Mansku || 17-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-24 11:53 am
|-
| Merope || -650, 6650 || Pygmy || CAPTURE || Private || Srophkor || Sanna || 18-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-26 12:45 pm
|-

| Taygete || 408, 6544 || Short-hair || SIGNS || Public || Yerbouti || Yerbouti|| 19-Sep-2010 || Akhet IV-30 10:10 pm
|-
|Sterope || 1750, 800 || Sharp-toothed || CAPTURE || public || ?? || Jazkar || 20-Sep-2010 || Peret I-03 1:50 am
|-
|Sterope || 2750, 500 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || private || ?? || Jazkar || 20-Sep-2010 || Peret I-03 6:20 am
|-

| Sterope || 2050, 650 || Sharp-toothed || CAPTURE || Public || Sabuli || Udjai || 22-Sep-2010 || Peret I-5 11:25 pm
|-
| Sterope || 2000, 800 || Sharp-toothed || CAPTURE || Gone || Mektos || AlexisBelle || 22-Sep-2010 || Peret I-5 11:47 pm
|-
|Sterope || 2750, 500 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || public || ?? || Nielas|| 20-Sep-2010 || Peret I-19 5:31 am
|-
|Merope || -874, 6703 || Pygmy || CAPTURE || public || Sonea || Sonea|| 28-Sep-2010 || Peret I-24 7:12 pm
|-
|Alcyone || 2250, 1300 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || public || Tazendra || Tazendra || 02-Oct-2010 || Peret II-5 5:00 pm
|-
|Merope || -666, 6695 || Pygmy || SIGNS || public || Ruby || Tamb || 04-Oct-2010 || Peret II-11 12:41 pm
|-
|SInai || 4000, 7250 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Megenta || Tamb || 05-Oct-2010 || Peret II-15 11:59 pm
|-
|Sinai || 3700, 6400 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Channi ||Jazkar || 07-oct-2010 ||Peret II-22 12.45 am
|-
|Merope || -475, 5945 || Pygmy|| CAPTURE || public || Nielas ||Nielas|| 09-oct-2010 ||Peret II-25 8.15 am
|-
|Sinai || 3700, 7000 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Channi || Mayanah || 09-Oct-2010 ||Peret II-26 11:59 pm
|-
|Merope || -475, 6200 || Pygmy|| CAPTURE || public || Finndibaenn ||Finndibaenn|| 11-oct-2010 ||Peret II-28 10.15 am
|-
|Merope || -475, 6200 || Pygmy|| CAPTURE || public || Zonk ||Finndibaenn|| 11-oct-2010 ||Peret II-29 ca 7 am
|-
|Merope || -475, 6200 || Pygmy|| CAPTURE || public || Zonk ||Tamb|| 19-oct-2010 ||Peret III-23 6:32am
|-

|Sinai || 3700, 7200 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Channi || Rashidi || 11-Oct-2010 ||Peret II-30 3:57 am
|-

|Sinai || 3700, 7300 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Channi|| Finndibaenn || 11-Oct-2010 ||Peret II-30 11:20 am
|-

|Sterope || 3000,253 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || public || Zonk ||Zonk|| 12-Oct-2010 ||Peret III-2 6:13pm
|-
|Alcyone || 2000,1250 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || public || Zonk ||Neone|| 12-Oct-2010 ||Peret III-2 8pm
|-
|Sinai || 3700, 7100 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Channi|| Mebala || 12-Oct-2010 ||Peret III-3 9:00am
|-
|Sinai || 3700, 7200 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Channi|| Nighthawk || 12-Oct-2010 ||Peret III-3 9:00am
|-
|Sterope || 2500, 0000 || Sharp-Toothed || CAPTURE || public || Osty || Osty || 10-Nov-2010 ||Shemu I-20 1:32pm
|-
|Merope || -1500, 5000 || Ruddy || CAPTURE || Public || Miss Mau || Ten || 10-Nov-2010 || Shemu I-21 11:25am
|-
|Sterope || 2500, 500 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || public || Stavia || Stavia || 20-Nov-2010 || Shemu II-20
|-
|Sinai || 3150, 7200 || Brown || CAPTURE || private || Avram || Avram || 21-Nov-2010 || Shemu II-21 4:20am
|-
|Sinai || 3210, 7200 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Stavia|| Stavia || 21-Nov-2010 || Shemu II-21 9:30am
|-
|Sterope || 2750, 0 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || public || KasumiGhia || KasumiGhia || 22-Nov-2010 || Shemu II-26 4:10am
|-
|Sterope || 2500, -250 || Bushy-Tailed || CAPTURE || public || Pawnee || Pawnee || 23-Nov-2010 || Shemu II-27 7:19pm
|-
|Sinai || 3000, 7200 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Pawnee || Pawnee || 23-Nov-2010 || Shemu II-28 1:05am
|-
|Sinai || 3700, 6200 || Brown || SIGNS || public || Somebob || Jafari || 29-Nov-2010 || Shemu III-12 3:49pm
|-
|Sinai || 3700, 6950 || Brown || CAPTURE || public || Somebob || Jafari || 29-Nov-2010 || Shemu III-12 4:29pm
|-
|Merope || 0, 5524 || Furry || CAPTURE || public || Hapnutsheth || Hapnutsheth || 22-Dec-2010 || Akhet I-17 10:32pm
|-
|Sterope || 1250, 250 || Bushy-tailed || Capture || Public || Taemon || Taemon || 25-Dec-2010 || Akhet I-24 6:17pm
|-
|Merope || -250, 4700 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || ? || Augusta || 29-Dec-2010 || Akhet II-9 3:49pm
|-
|Merope || -2000, 4750 || Sharp Tooth || Capture || Public || Tuhk || Tuhk|| 1-Jan-2011 || Akhet II-13 Noon
|-
|Merope || -2000, 4750 || Sharp Tooth || Capture || Public || Lill || Lill|| 5-Jan-2011 || Akhet II-24 Noon
|-
|Celaeno || -2202, 2422 || Brown || Capture || Public || Rhaom || Rhaom|| 5-Jan-2011 || Akhet II-24 1:18pm
|-
|Celaeno || -2112, 2469 || Brown || Capture || Public || Koikinia || Koikinia || 16-Jan-2011 || Akhet III-24 2:14am
|-
|Celaeno || -2089, 2429 || Brown || Capture || Public || Ceopatra || Ceopatra || 16-Jan-2011 || Akhet III-24, 10:35pm
|-
|Taygete || 250, 5000 || Ruddy || Capture || Public (now) || KasumiGhia || KasumiGhia || 17-Jan-2011 || Akhet III-28, 9:55am
|-
|Taygete || 100, 4400 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || Taemon || Taemon || 5-March-2011 || Peret IV-5 9am
|-
|Celaeno|| -2240, 3200 || Pygmy || Capture || Public || Akila || Doodi|| 6-March-2011 || Peret IV-8 4pm
|-
|Celaeno || -2250, 3500 || Pygmy || Sign || Public || biggeek || biggeek|| 16-Mar-2011 || Shemu I-5 3:29pm
|-
|Celaeno || -2500, 3500 || Pygmy || Capture || Public || Meru || Meru || 19-Mar-2011 || Shemu I-11 8:52pm
|-
|Sterope || 2250, -100 || Bushy-Tailed || Sign || Public || Meru || Meru || 20-Mar-2011 || Shemu I-15 1:10pm
|-
|Sterope || 2750, -600 || Bushy-Tailed || Capture || Public || Meru || Meru || 21-Mar-2011 || Shemu I-18 4:30am
|-
|Merope || -750, 5750 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || Meru || Meru || 22-Mar-2011 || Shemu I-21 3:56am
|-
|Maia || -250, -2750 || Short-Haired || Sign || Public || Meru || Meru || 31-Mar-2011 || Shemu II-16 6:30am
|-
|Maia || -250, -3000 || Short-Haired || Capture || Public || Sabahl || sabahl || 02-Apr-2011 || Shemu II-20 5:09am
|-
|Maia || -499, -2998 || Short-Haired || Capture || Public || Meru||JaylenaeYbarre || 02-Apr-2011 || Shemu II-22 8:28am
|-

|Maia || -750, -3250 || Short-Haired || Capture || Public || Omari||Omari|| 03-Apr-2011 || Shemu II-23 11:45am
|-

|Taygete || 0, 5250 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || ||Sabahl|| 05-Apr-2011 || Shemu II-30 7:10 PM
|-

|Merope || -200, 5250 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || ||Hatsheput|| 06-Apr-2011 || Shemu III-2 4:05 AM
|-

|Merope || -250, 5250 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || ||Hatheput|| 06-Apr-2011 || Shemu III-2 4:05 AM
|-

|Maia || -1500, -3000 || Short-haired || Capture || Public || || Avanya || 08-Apr-2011 || Shemu III-8 7:00 am
|-

||Merope || 0, 5750 || Ruddy || Capture || Public || || Avanya || 08-Apo-2011 || Shemu III-9 10:00 am
|-

||Celano || -2250,3250 || Pygmy || Capture || Public || ||Avanya || 08-Apr-2011 || Shemu III-9 11:30 am
|-

|Maia || -1500, -2759 || Short-haired || Capture || Public || || Ashai || 09-Apr-2011 || Shemu III-11 1:31pm
|-

||Celano || -2543,3643 || Pygmy || Capture || Public || ||biggeek || 12-Apr-2011 || Shemu III-20 7:03 am
|-

||Celano || -2293,3395 || Furry || Capture || Public || ||biggeek || 12-Apr-2011 || Shemu III-20 7:31 am
|-

||Celano || -2500, 3502 || Furry || Capture || Public || || Avanya || 14-Apr-2011 || Shemu III-24 10:47 pm
|-

||Celaeno || 0, 3000|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-250, 3000|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-500, 3000|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-750, 3000|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno || 0, 3250|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-250, 3250|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-500, 3250|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-750, 3250|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno || 0, 3500|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-250, 3500|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
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||Celaeno ||-500, 3500|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
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||Celaeno ||-750, 3500|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno || 0, 3750|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
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||Celaeno ||-250, 3750|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-500, 3750|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Celaeno ||-750, 3750|| || || Public || ||Reese & Basmati || May 22/11 || Akhet III-9 III-20 6:34 pm
|-

||Merope ||-2600, 5006|| Brown || Captured || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre ||JaylenaeYbarre || May 27/11 || Akhet III-9 III-22 12:04 pm
|-
||Maia ||-500, 5401|| Sharp-toothed || Captured || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre ||JaylenaeYbarre || May 28/11 || Akhet III-25 01:30 am
|-
||Maia ||-500, 5401|| Sharp-toothed || Captured || Public ||Reese ||JaylenaeYbarre || May 30/11 || Akhet III-25
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||Maia ||-650, -5250|| Sharp-toothed || Captured || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre ||Thunderstorm || May 28/11 || Akhet III-25 01:52 am
|-
||Maia ||-800, -5251|| || || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre || || ||
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||Maia ||-950, -5250|| || || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre || || ||
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||Maia ||-950, -5400|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-950, -5550|| || || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre || || ||
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||Maia ||-950, -5700|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-800, -5700|| || || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre || || ||
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||Maia ||-650, -5700|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-650, -5850|| || || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre || || ||
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||Maia ||-500, -5850|| || || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre || || ||
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||Maia ||-800, -5850|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-800, -6000|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-600, -6000|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-500, -5400|| Sharp-toothed || caught || Public ||Chelsis || JaylenaeYbarre|| Ahet III-25 03:40 am ||
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||Maia ||-650, -5550|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-650, -5400|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre |||| ||
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||Maia ||-500, -5250|| || || Public ||JaylenaeYbarre || || ||
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||Maia ||-350, -5513|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-350, -5700|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-350, -5850|| || || Public || JaylenaeYbarre|| || ||
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||Maia ||-2350, -5000|| Brown || Caught || Public || Qu || Qu || Year 3, Akhet IV-13 ||
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|-

2011-05-29T20:45:51Z

Qu:

File:QCement.zip

2011-05-29T20:43:58Z

Qu:

User:Qu/Macros/QCement

2011-05-29T20:43:38Z

Qu: Created page with "Download Here: File:QCement.zip Make sure you have your skill window open and your font is set to Tiny. Pin the window and hit Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F10 to start macro. You can rel..."

Download Here: [[File:QCement.zip]]

Make sure you have your skill window open and your font is set to Tiny.
Pin the window and hit Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F10 to start macro.
You can reload the macro with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R. This also stops the macro.

User:Qu

2011-05-29T20:41:06Z

Qu:

====My macros====

They require very little setup and will work regardless of screen resolution or window size.

*[[User:Qu/Macros/Mining|Sand Mining Macro]]
**For mining gems and coal from sand mines.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QCrematory|Crematory Macro]]
**Runs multiple crematories.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QCharcoal|Charcoal Macro]]
**Helps with running multiple hearths and ovens.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QGlass|Glazier's Bench Macro]]
**Makes glass products and maintains working temperature.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QCement|Cement Stirring Macro]]
**Well, it just stirs cement

====Pyramid Map====

*Limestone Blocks Required: 1240
*Estimated Limestone Density: 5%
*Estimated blocks remaining from previous pyramid: 180
*Estimated number of blocks in upper right corner (old pattern): 62
*Estimated number of blocks in small rectangle (348, 4492) to (368, 4500): 9
*Estimated number of blocks in main area: 994
*Total estimated number of blocks: 1245

[[Image:PyramidMap.png]]

User:Qu

2011-05-27T23:48:11Z

Qu:

====My macros====

They require very little setup and will work regardless of screen resolution or window size.

*[[User:Qu/Macros/Mining|Sand Mining Macro]]
**For mining gems and coal from sand mines.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QCrematory|Crematory Macro]]
**Runs multiple crematories.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QCharcoal|Charcoal Macro]]
**Helps with running multiple hearths and ovens.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QGlass|Glazier's Bench Macro]]
**Makes glass products and maintains working temperature.

====Pyramid Map====

*Limestone Blocks Required: 1240
*Estimated Limestone Density: 5%
*Estimated blocks remaining from previous pyramid: 180
*Estimated number of blocks in upper right corner (old pattern): 62
*Estimated number of blocks in small rectangle (348, 4492) to (368, 4500): 9
*Estimated number of blocks in main area: 994
*Total estimated number of blocks: 1245

[[Image:PyramidMap.png]]

2011-05-21T07:35:32Z

Qu: /* Insect Types */

{{languages}}
<br>

== Usage ==

Once learned, allows the chance of finding [[insects]] of varying types whilst performing a number of different simple actions. These insects lead to [[fishing]] lures with the relevant skills.

== Tuition ==
{| style="color:#abcd;background-color:#ffffcc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
!Level
!School
!Requires
!Allows
|-
|2
|Worship
|100 [[Dirt]]
|Allows finding a clutch of 1 Insect
|-
|5
|Worship
|200 [[Tadpoles]]
|Allows finding a clutch of 1 or 2 Insects
|-
|8
|Worship
|300 [[Beeswax]]
|Allows finding a clutch of 1 to 3 Insects
|-
|11
|Worship
|400 [[Cactus Sap]]
|Allows finding a clutch of 1 to 4 Insects
|-
|14
|Worship
|500 [[Raw Silk]]
|Allows finding a clutch of 1 to 5 Insects
|-
|17
|Worship
|600 [[Dung]]
|Allows finding a clutch of 1 to 6 Insects
|-
|20
|Worship
|7 [[Cocoa Seeds]]
|Allows finding a clutch of 1 to 7 Insects
|}

== Where to find them ==

Insects are randomly found during the following types of actions:
* Foraging [[Herbs]], whether successful or misidentified
* Gathering [[Clay]], [[Dirt]], [[Slate]], [[Thorns]], [[Wood]], [[Limestone]]
* Harvesting [[Flax]]
* Digging a hole
* Picking [[Papyrus]]
* Diving for pearls
* Harvesting [[Onions]], [[Leeks]], [[Carrots]]
* Collecting [[Water]], [[Sand]] and [[Mud]], but maximum one insect per location obtained from
* Slaughtering Livestock
* Dive for Oyster Meat

== Insect Types ==



{| style="color:#abcd;background-color:#ffffcc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1" class="wikitable sortable"
! Insect !! Herbs !! Clay !! Dirt !! Slate !! Thorns !! Wood !! Flax !! Digging !! Papyrus !! Diving !! Onions !! Water Mud Sand!! Slaughtering !! Leeks !! Limestone !! Carrots !! Cabbage !! Watermelon !! 
|-
|Ash Centipede ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Bat Mite||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Blister Beetle||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || 
|-
|Bloodworm||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Bristleworm||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
| Clay Slug||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || 
|-
| Camel Weevel (sic) ||{{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
| Corckscrew Asp||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || 
|-
| Corn Maggot||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Desert Millipede ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Dew Fly ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Feather Midge|| {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Footworm ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Fruit Maggot ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || 
|-
|Glass Worm ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Golden Asp ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Grass Slug || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Hairy Slug ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} || ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Honey Fly || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Horned Hookworm ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Leafhopper ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || 
|-
|Leaf Snapper ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Mud Asp || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||
|-
|Needleworm ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Nightwing ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Nippleworm ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Orchid Hopper ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Oyster Mite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Pickel Slug ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || 
|-
|Queen Maggot ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Red Cricket ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Ringed Wasp ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}}||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Rose Mite||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Rose Swallowtail ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}}|| {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || 
|-
|Ruby Hornborrer ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || 
|-
|Salt Mite || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Sand Mite || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Skinlicker ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} || ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Slime Moth || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Snowberry Butterfly ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || 
|-
|Spittlebug ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || 
|-
|Stone Fly||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Toad Sawfly||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|Woodmoth ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || 
|-
|Woolly Aphid ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
|White Mealybug ||  ||  || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  || 
|-
|White Sawfly||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || {{Yes}} ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|}

== Insect Rarity ==

As a test 1000 flax beds were planted and harvested in batches of 25. After 1000 harvests there were:<br>
Fruit Maggot: 6<br>
Leafhopper: 5<br>
Orchid Hopper: 18<br>
Snowberry Butterfly: 2<br>
Spittlebug: 47<br>

Clearly spittlebugs are the most common for the time/location/activity and player.
<br>
<br>
Harvesting 195 Papyrus plants in varied terrain from 2:15am to 3:30am Akhet I-7 around the Nile/Chariot area:<br>
Footworm: 5<br>
Glass Worm: 11<br>
Needleworm: 1<br>
Nippleworm: 7<br>

== See Also ==
* [[Insects]]
* [[Fly Fishing]]
* [[Fly Tying]]
* [[Fishing Guide]]
* [[Insect Guide]]
* [[Fishing Rods]]

User:Qu

2011-05-20T17:14:12Z

Qu:

User:Qu/Macros/QGlass

2011-05-20T05:17:49Z

Qu:

Version 1.0.

Download: [[File:QGlass.zip]]

I'm very satisfied with how this macro came out. The main loop that adds cc and makes glass products is fairly simple and predictable. I started writing this one about a month ago but couldn't make anything satisfactory, as my goal was to have it as lag-proof as possible. Then I wrote (and rewrote) my charcoal and crematory macros and applied everything I learned here.

====What is it?====
*Maintains working temperature on glazier's benches.
*Makes glass products depending on type of glass on the bench.
*Shuts down bench when empty.
*Can work with as many benches as can fit on the screen without overlap.
*A lot of features missing as it's still a work in progress. However, the core functionality is rock solid.

====Installation====
*Extract all files to the same directory. Requires Autohotkey 1.0.48 or later.

====Setup====
*First open QGlassConfig.ini and make sure the right glass products will be made for each type of glass.
*Open and pin bench windows. Make sure nothing overlaps them.
*Run the macro. It will tell you how many benches it found. After this point you should not move any of the windows by even a pixel, as doing so will stop that bench from working.
*There's two ways to go from here:
**Either add 2 cc to each bench and then let the macro take over with Ctrl+Alt+a. (The macro is not very good at this part yet, but will reach working temps within a few minutes)
**Or raise the temps manually and then start the macro with Ctrl+Alt+a.

====Running the macro====
*Make sure you have enough charcoal on you. No error checking here.
*You can pause/unpause the macro with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+` (tilde key).
*You can change what the macro makes by editing the .ini file. It re-reads the file prior to making each item. I recommend pausing the macro before switching away from ATITD.
*Macro will not interfere with typing.
*You should be able to use the mouse without interfering with the macro.
*You can disable/enable a bench by hovering your mouse over the window and pressing Ctrl+Win+d.
*When a bench runs out of glass it will stop adding charcoal.

====Hotkeys====
:Ctrl+Alt+a starts the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+` (Tilde) pauses/unpauses the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+r reloads the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+e edits the macro
:Ctrl+Win+d disables/enables a bench (make sure your mouse is hovering over it)

====Technical Details====
*Macro estimates the temperature by looking at the length of the temperature bar.
*The macro adds charcoal when it sees a drop in temperature.
*It will also spike the temperature to bring it to 2400.
*The macro is almost lag-proof except for the temp spiking part. Here it has to convert from teppytime to real time. If the server lags a lot while the bench is spiking, the spiking will overshoot its goal of 2400 and the item will be ruined.
*I recommend changing the MaxDV variable to the highest Drop Value of the benches you're running. This will lead to less frequent spiking and slightly better charcoal efficiency. All my benches have DV value of 140 or less, so I set MaxDV to 140.
*The macro might have trouble running well on single core systems.

File:QGlass.zip

2011-05-19T14:58:34Z

Qu: Version 1.0

Version 1.0

User:Qu

2011-05-19T14:57:45Z

Qu: Added Glazier's Bench macro

====My macros====

*[[User:Qu/Macros/Mining|Sand Mining Macro]]
**For mining gems and coal from sand mines.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QCrematory|Crematory Macro]]
**Runs multiple crematories.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QCharcoal|Charcoal Macro]]
**Helps with running multiple hearths and ovens.
*[[User:Qu/Macros/QGlass|Glazier's Bench Macro]]
**Makes glass products and maintains working temperature.

User:Qu/Macros/QGass

2011-05-19T14:56:21Z

Qu: Blanked the page

User:Qu/Macros/QGlass

2011-05-19T14:56:13Z

Qu: Created page with "Version 1.0. Download: File:QGlass.zip I'm very satisfied with how this macro came out. The main loop that adds cc and makes glass products is fairly simple and predictabl..."

Version 1.0.

Download: [[File:QGlass.zip]]

I'm very satisfied with how this macro came out. The main loop that adds cc and makes glass products is fairly simple and predictable. I started writing this one about a month ago but couldn't make anything satisfactory, as my goal was to have it as lag-proof as possible. Then I wrote (and rewrote) my charcoal and crematory macros and applied everything I learned here.

====What is it?====
*Maintains working temperature on glazier's benches.
*Makes glass products depending on type of glass on the bench.
*Shuts down bench when empty.
*Can work with as many benches as can fit on the screen without overlap.
*A lot of features missing as it's still a work in progress. However, the core functionality is rock solid.

====Installation====
*Extract all files to the same directory. Requires Autohotkey 1.0.48 or later.

====Setup====
*First open QGlassConfig.ini and make sure the right glass products will be made for each type of glass.
*Open and pin bench windows. Make sure nothing overlaps them.
*Run the macro. It will tell you how many benches it found. After this point you should not move any of the windows by even a pixel, as doing so will stop that bench from working.
*There's two ways to go from here:
**Either add 2 cc to each bench and then let the macro take over with Ctrl+Alt+a. (The macro is not very good at this part yet, but will reach working temps within a few minutes)
**Or raise the temps manually and then start the macro with Ctrl+Alt+a.

====Running the macro====
*Make sure you have enough charcoal on you. No error checking here.
*You can pause/unpause the macro with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+` (tilde key).
*You can change what the macro makes by editing the .ini file. It re-reads the file prior to making each item. I recommend pausing the macro before switching away from ATITD.
*Macro will not interfere with typing.
*You should be able to use the mouse without interfering with the macro.
*You can disable/enable a bench by hovering your mouse over the window and pressing Ctrl+Win+d.
*When a bench runs out of glass it will stop adding charcoal.

====Hotkeys====
:Ctrl+Alt+a starts the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+` (Tilde) pauses/unpauses the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+r reloads the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+e edits the macro
:Ctrl+Win+d disables/enables a bench (make sure your mouse is hovering over it)

====Technical Details====
*Macro estimates the temperature by looking at the length of the temperature bar.
*The macro adds charcoal when it sees a drop in temperature.
*It will also spike the temperature to bring it to 2400.
*The macro is almost lag-proof except for the temp spiking part. Here it has to convert from teppytime to real time. If the server lags a lot while the bench is spiking, the spiking will overshoot its goal of 2400 and the item will be ruined.
*I recommend changing the MaxDV variable to the highest Drop Value of the benches you're running. This will lead to less frequent spiking and slightly better charcoal efficiency. All my benches have DV value of 140 or less, so I set MaxDV to 140.
*I don't think the macro will work on single core systems.

User:Qu/Macros/QGass

2011-05-19T14:55:01Z

Qu: Created page with "Version 1.0. Download: File:QGlass.zip I'm very satisfied with how this macro came out. The main loop that adds cc and makes glass products is fairly simple and predictabl..."

Version 1.0.

Download: [[File:QGlass.zip]]

I'm very satisfied with how this macro came out. The main loop that adds cc and makes glass products is fairly simple and predictable. I started writing this one about a month ago but couldn't make anything satisfactory, as my goal was to have it as lag-proof as possible. Then I wrote (and rewrote) my charcoal and crematory macros and applied everything I learned here.

====What is it?====
*Maintains working temperature on glazier's benches.
*Makes glass products depending on type of glass on the bench.
*Shuts down bench when empty.
*Can work with as many benches as can fit on the screen without overlap.
*A lot of features missing as it's still a work in progress. However, the core functionality is rock solid.

====Installation====
*Extract all files to the same directory. Requires Autohotkey 1.0.48 or later.

====Setup====
*First open QGlassConfig.ini and make sure the right glass products will be made for each type of glass.
*Open and pin bench windows. Make sure nothing overlaps them.
*Run the macro. It will tell you how many benches it found. After this point you should not move any of the windows by even a pixel, as doing so will stop that bench from working.
*There's two ways to go from here:
**Either add 2 cc to each bench and then let the macro take over with Ctrl+Alt+a. (The macro is not very good at this part yet, but will reach working temps within a few minutes)
**Or raise the temps manually and then start the macro with Ctrl+Alt+a.

====Running the macro====
*Make sure you have enough charcoal on you. No error checking here.
*You can pause/unpause the macro with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+` (tilde key).
*You can change what the macro makes by editing the .ini file. It re-reads the file prior to making each item. I recommend pausing the macro before switching away from ATITD.
*Macro will not interfere with typing.
*You should be able to use the mouse without interfering with the macro.
*You can disable/enable a bench by hovering your mouse over the window and pressing Ctrl+Win+d.
*When a bench runs out of glass it will stop adding charcoal.

====Hotkeys====
:Ctrl+Alt+a starts the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+` (Tilde) pauses/unpauses the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+r reloads the macro
:Ctrl+Alt+Shift+e edits the macro
:Ctrl+Win+d disables/enables a bench (make sure your mouse is hovering over it)

====Technical Details====
*Macro estimates the temperature by looking at the length of the temperature bar.
*The macro adds charcoal when it sees a drop in temperature.
*It will also spike the temperature to bring it to 2400.
*The macro is almost lag-proof except for the temp spiking part. Here it has to convert from teppytime to real time. If the server lags a lot while the bench is spiking, the spiking will overshoot its goal of 2400 and the item will be ruined.
*I recommend changing the MaxDV variable to the highest Drop Value of the benches you're running. This will lead to less frequent spiking and slightly better charcoal efficiency. All my benches have DV value of 140 or less, so I set MaxDV to 140.
*I don't think the macro will work on single core systems.

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Glazier's Bench

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{{Template:BuildingInfo|image=Glaziers_Bench.png|size=11x17|where=[[where::Compound]]
|description=Used to make various glass products.}}

The Glazier's Bench is used to make various glass products, such as [[Glass Rods]] and [[Sheet Glass]]. It runs on [[fuel::Charcoal]].

Consult the [[Glassmaking Guide]] or the section below (needs consolidation) for detailed strategies for using a Glazier's Bench.

== Source ==
This building becomes available after you have learned the [[requires::Glassblowing]] tech. Once built, anyone can make glass products regardless of skill.

== Cost ==
* 200 [[requires::Firebricks]]
* 400 [[requires::Bricks]]
* 1200 [[requires::Sand]]

Built in a [[Compound]]. Uses 11x17 cells.

== Types of Glass ==
A Glazier's Bench has a reservoir that can contain up to 50 deben of molten glass. It must contain '''at least 20''' in order to craft an item from that glass, regardless of how much the item will actually consume. This means that 19 deben of glass will never be used (This portion is an offering to the gods). Fortunately, unused molten glass normally stays in the bench between uses, even after cooling, so it is not necessary to fill the reservoir from scratch every time.

An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or jewel) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.

{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="3"
|-
!Glass Type !! Melting Point !! Working Temp !! Ingredients
|-
| [[produces::Soda Glass]] || 3200° ||1600–2400° || 1 [[Lime]], 2 [[Soda]], 10 [[Sand]]
|-
| [[produces::Normal Glass]] || 3200° || 1600–2400° || 1 [[Lime]], 2 [[Potash]], 10 [[Sand]]
|-
| [[produces::Jewel Glass]] || 4400° || 1600–2400° || 1 [[Lime]], 2 [[Potash]], 10 [[White Sand]]
|}

== Related Pages ==
* [[Glassmaking Guide]]
* [[Glass Products]]

== Use ==
From T3 - should probably rewrite and move to the Glassmaking guide page instead.
===Using a Glazier's Bench (more detail)===

Glazier's Benches use [[charcoal]] as fuel, and in order to melt and shape glass the bench must be heated by adding charcoal. While using the bench, the window will display the current temperature, as well as options to add 2, 6, or 12 charcoal.

Adding charcoal causes the temperature to increase over a period of about a minute -- the more charcoal added, the greater the increase. This is followed by another minute or so where the temperature stays constant, followed by a gradual cooling.

If charcoal is added while the bench is still in the "heating-up" phase from the last charcoal addition, this will trigger a dramatic spike in temperature. This can be a useful way to heat the bench quickly to its desired temperature. However, it is disastrous if it happens while creating an item (when the temperature must be kept within a certain range), as the spike in temperature will almost definitely ruin the item. Keeping the bench's temperature constant demands careful timing between charcoal additions.

Left alone, a bench will eventually begin cooling until its temperature returns to zero. It is not possible to speed up this cooling process. Items made on a bench cannot be taken out until the bench completely cools.

A more detailed model of glazier bench response may be found at Details

Melted Glass
A Glazier's Bench has a reservoir that can contain up to 50 deben of molten glass. It must contain at least 20 in order to craft an item from that glass, regardless of how much the item will actually consume. This means that 19 deben of glass will never be used (The gods portion). Fortunately, unused molten glass normally stays in the bench between uses, even after cooling, so it is not necessary to fill the reservoir from scratch every time.

An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or fine) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.

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===Glass Products===
There are three types of glass. One of these combinations is heated to high temperature to produce melted glass of the desired type. The melted glass can later be formed to the various end products. It takes 1 deben of glass to create 1 item, except where noted otherwise.

{| border="3" cellpadding="20" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Glass Type
!Melting Point
!Working Temp
!Ingredients
|-
|Soda Glass
|3200°
|1600–2400°
|1 [[Lime]], 2 [[Soda]], 10 [[Sand]]
|-
|Normal Glass
|3200°
|1600–2400°
|1 [[Lime]], 2 [[Potash]], 10 [[Sand]]
|-
|Jewel Glass
|4400°
|1600–2400°
|1 [[Lime]], 2 [[Potash]], 10 [[White Sand]]
|-

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===Items that can be produced using soda glass===

*[[produces::Glass Rod]] takes 60 Seconds
*[[produces::Glass Pipe]] takes 90 Seconds
*[[produces::Glass Blade]] takes 120 Seconds

===Items that can be produced using normal glass===
*[[produces::Glass Rod]] takes 60 Seconds
*[[produces::Glass Pipe]] takes 90 Seconds
*[[produces::Glass Jar]] takes 90 Seconds
*[[produces::Empty Wine Bottles]] take 90 Seconds (Makes 12 from 1 glass)
*[[produces::Sheet Glass]] takes 120 Seconds (Success also depends on the [[Sheet Glass Fabrication]] skill)
*[[produces::Glass Torch]] takes 180 Seconds (Requires 5 glass)

===Items that can be produced using jewel glass===
*[[produces::Fine Glass Rod]] Takes 90 Seconds
*[[produces::Fine Glass Pipe]] Takes 90 Seconds

===Making a Mirror===
A [[produces::mirror]] is made in any glazier's bench regardless of the amount or type of glass. The bench has to be heated above 5000 degrees. To make a mirror you must have 200 [[Silver Powder]] and 1 [[Sheet Glass]] in your inventory. Sheet glasses in the bench do not count so you have to let the bench cooldown and take the sheet glass out before making a mirror. It takes 30 seconds for the silver powder to fuse to the glass to make a mirror.

===Comments===
Various glass products can be placed in a [[Glory Hole]], and converted to advanced resources such as [[Thermometer|thermometers]].

More discussion and operation details may be found in the [[Glassmaking Guide]].

===Pollution===
Using this building will cause soot pollution to occur in roughly a 50 cord radius. Running controlled tests at an isolated compound, after running 46 debins of glass through (20 sheet glass, 26 glass jars on 2 benches), the soot level around the compound went from 0 to 6 right as the benches were cooling. Any area effected by soot will cause flax to yield nothing when harvested.

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