try this :
Code:
DELETE FROM `zone_points` WHERE zone='lavastorm';
INSERT INTO `zone_points` ( `zone`, `number`, `target_y`, `target_x`, `target_z`, `target_heading`, `target_zone` ) VALUES ('lavastorm', 1, '-15.000000', '856.000000', '5.000000', '999.000000', 'najena');
INSERT INTO `zone_points` ( `zone`, `number`, `target_y`, `target_x`, `target_z`, `target_heading`, `target_zone` ) VALUES ('lavastorm', 25, '3107.000000', '289.000000', '-17.000000', '999.000000', 'nektulos');
INSERT INTO `zone_points` ( `zone`, `number`, `target_y`, `target_x`, `target_z`, `target_heading`, `target_zone` ) VALUES ('lavastorm', 31, '-443.000000', '-525.000000', '70.000000', '999.000000', 'soldunga');
INSERT INTO `zone_points` ( `zone`, `number`, `target_y`, `target_x`, `target_z`, `target_heading`, `target_zone` ) VALUES ('lavastorm', 32, '-413.000000', '-265.000000', '-112.000000', '999.000000', 'soldungb');
INSERT INTO `zone_points` ( `zone`, `number`, `target_y`, `target_x`, `target_z`, `target_heading`, `target_zone` ) VALUES ('lavastorm', 77, '250.000000', '56.000000', '3.000000', '999.000000', 'soltemple');
INSERT INTO `zone_points` ( `zone`, `number`, `target_y`, `target_x`, `target_z`, `target_heading`, `target_zone` ) VALUES ('lavastorm', 88, '250.000000', '56.000000', '3.000000', '999.000000', 'soltemple');
and :
Code:
DELETE FROM `zone_points` WHERE zone='soltemple';
INSERT INTO `zone_points` ( `zone`, `number`, `target_y`, `target_x`, `target_z`, `target_heading`, `target_zone` ) VALUES ('soltemple', 1, '1344.000000', '331.000000', '149.000000', '999.000000', 'lavastorm');
yes all this data is sent to the client each time you zone in
i wrote a program that give me all this data in sql format directly from live like doors, spawns and npc_types too
'number' identifies each zoneline in the zone, it's hardcoded in the eq zone client files for sure but I don't know where
to get these number you need to packet collect it, i don't know if packetcollector can do it but eqcollector does and with eqcollector you can dump the data collected in text format so it's readable =)