no, you can only have one spawning area defined so you would have to use multiple spawners, or specify the locations for each of the wall statics.
What you might think of doing is to layout your pool, and then save it as a multiaddon using the [writemulti command.
Then you could just use a single spawner and spawn it with a single entry using the MULTIADDON keyword.
from xmlspawner2.txt
What you might think of doing is to layout your pool, and then save it as a multiaddon using the [writemulti command.
Then you could just use a single spawner and spawn it with a single entry using the MULTIADDON keyword.
from xmlspawner2.txt
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- added the new MULTIADDON keyword that allows you to directly import multi-component structure definitions from text files into an addon that can be spawned just like any other object. (thanks to godfood for the idea) The syntax is MULTIADDON,filename You can use it like any other spawnable keyword (e.g. ARMOR, LOOT, etc.) except you cant spawn it inside of containers or on mobs. You can generate these multi files by hand, they can be exported from Orbsydia's UO Architect, or they can be created using the new [WriteMulti command. The files will be automatically found if they are placed either in the main RunUO installation directory, or in the Spawns folder in the main RunUO installation directory. Otherwise you must include the pathname. Multi files are text files made up of a series of individual component entries. Each entry must be on its own separate line with the following format: itemid x y z visible [hue] where 'x,y, and z' are the relative coordinate offsets of the component, 'visible' is 1 for visible components and 0 for invisible, and 'hue' values can be optionally specified for individual components. To test it, just add a spawn entry like MULTIADDON,execution.txt where execution.txt is an existing multi file The image below shows the results of spawning the multis contained in the files wall.txt and execution.txt. Both of those files can be found in the xmlextras package.  - added the new WriteMulti command that will allow you to create multi text files that can be imported in UO Architect or spawned with the MULTIADDON keyword. WriteMulti <MultiFile> [zmin zmax][-noitems][-nostatics][-nomultis][-noaddons][-invisible] The optional arguments are available to restrict the extraction to certain types of objects. The -noitems flag will ignore all items The -nostatics flag will ignore all static (frozen) tiles. The -noaddons flag will ignore all addons and their components The -nomultis flag will ignore all multis and their components The -invisible flag will include invisible items (by default they are ignored) You will be asked to target an area, and all items and statics within that area will be exported to the multi text file. You can easily grab things like existing buildings, sections of existing buildings, addons, multis (like camps), or just bunches of objects that you would like to turn into an addon. By specifying the min and max z, you can limit the exported items/statics to those within that z range. The 'handle' (the 0,0,0 point) for the addon will be the location of the character when the area selection is completed. The multi files will be written out into the Spawns folder by default. If you try to overwrite a non-multi.txt file or a multi.txt file that you did not write, you will be blocked. This is accomplished by looking for the first header line of the form 1 version staffname where 'staffname' is the name of the character that wrote the file. You can overwrite files that you have written, but you cannot overwrite others. If the staffname is missing, then no one can overwrite it. The image below is the healer in britain that was extracted using WriteMulti with the roof cut off and spawned using the MULTIADDON keyword. It is included as healer.txt in xmlextras  |
