This path leads into a treasure room, and there is one Seed in the top-left corner, one near the couch in the top-right corner, and one near the ladder in the bottom-left corner.

10,11,12: These are the Mokoko Seeds that can only be claimed after killing all the bats and slimes, and MMORPG fans should follow the secret path that is indicated by a line on the map above.

9: This Mokoko Seed is on the ground near a decorative gold plate with a skull on it.

Continue forward and up some stairs to board a ship where both Mokoko Seeds can be found.

7&8: Jump from the main path at the point where the line originates on the map above.

6: Lost Ark players will find this Mokoko Seed right next to a table with some bottles on it.

5: The fifth Mokoko Seed is sitting at the edge of the broken bridge.

The first of these Seeds is right in front of a tent, and the other is in the water that is splashing on the rocks.

3&4: Follow the path at the green dot up to be transported to a platform with two Mokoko Seeds.

2: Look for this Mokoko Seed on the ground near a pile of gold and some chests.

1: This first Mokoko Seed is at the edge of the wooden deck, just past the telescope.

Here is the link to download the compiled dll and configuration file! You can also view, download and modify the code on GitHub if you are so inclined. A new function was put in place to download the dungeons.txt file since that was created on the fly previously. Other things were adjusted, such as putting some extra configuration settings into the config file so they can be adjusted outside the code.

The internet has a lot of bandwidth and computers have a lot of disk space. 20 years ago that made sense…now, not so much.

Perfect!Ĭoding complete, I fired things back up and the dungeon maps loaded up great! A couple of other changes were made, like disabling the “blacklist” feature that keeps maps from downloading again if you already tried today. Ok, well I did get the code from Github, so looking through there a few adjustments could be made to work with the other file I did have, which was a copy of the dungeons.txt file that gets created from the csv and is actually what GoArrow uses in the end to load the maps. Dungeon Maps – after a bit of searching the dusty shelves of the internet, check! CSV file – not found! Holtburg, we have a problem! I needed a csv file and the dungeon maps themselves. Fortunately, after a bit of internet sleuthing, I was able to track down a couple of key bits of information needed to get this old program working again (at least, working to our definition of working).

Dungeons map for asherons call