Fishing Inu'dule Lake in Dragonblight request!

[ceduna]

Hi folks,
the kalu'ak lake in dragonblight has lots of pools of dragonfin throughout it. This fish sells exceptionally well on 3 servers i play or socialise on. I was wondering if the folks who made the autofish profiles for crystalsong woods and shoalz could possibly take a look at the area in question and maybe make a public profile for it or hell even just pm me regarding it and ill see if i can help in anyway.

Thanx in advance

 

[exfelon]

Well if you've botted that many toons to 80 and made that much gold, you should take the time to learn how to do this.

Go to Lake Inu'dule with your toon of choice. Make go to 4-5 spots around the lake (spread them evenly). At each spot, with Honorbuddy open but not started, goto the Profiles & Meshes tab and click My Position.

Now with your favorite text editor, open up one of the fishing profiles. Replace the hotspots in that profile with the ones you just made.

If there are mailboxes and/or vendors, you'll need to update them or remove them. You can update them by going to the nearest mailbox to your lake, standing next to the mailbox, clicking My Position again, and replacing the coordinates in the <mailboxes> <Mailbox XXXXXXXXXXXX> </mailboxes>. (Your replacing the x="" y="" z="" parts shown as XXXXX in my example there). You update the vendor by going to the closest vendor (I prefer a repair vendor if at all possible) target the vendor, and click the Target Info button (right above My Position). Now replace whatever was in the profile with that new information.

Pay attention to what the old information was, you'll want the new information to be laid out the same with the formatting exactly the same. It's really easy to do once you figure it all out.

Hope that helps some, post here again if you have a specific question, and I'll try and answer it...

 

[gregt]

this is kind of a bad place to bot since there are a lot of people that come and go trying to fish up a few dragonfin. You will get ganked, reported and have not so good results if you stay there too long. It is almost more efficient sitting out in the ocean getting your 25% droprate on the dragonfins.