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+**Download**
+* [https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/KimLS/zone-utilities/artifacts/build_x64.zip](https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/KimLS/zone-utilities/artifacts/build_x64.zip)
+
+**Source** 
+* [https://github.com/EQEmu/zone-utilities](https://github.com/EQEmu/zone-utilities)
+
+**Contents**
+```
+➜ find *.exe
+awater.exe
+azone.exe
+map_edit.exe
+pfs.exe
+```
+# Azone
+
+* Azone is a binary responsible for generating our .map files by reading geometry files, for more information on these see [[Maps Introduction]]
+
+* Azone will look within the current directory for each zone_name you pass it and attempt to open the files with one of three loaders in the following order:
+  * EQG Standard
+  * EQG Terrain (v4)
+  * S3D
+
+**Usage**
+
+```
+./azone nektulos tutorialb qeytoqrg
+```
+
+This will load and output the following files
+
+* nektulos.eqg -> nektulos.map
+* tutorialb.eqg -> tutorialb.map
+* qeytoqrg.s3d -> qeytoqrg.map
+
+# Awater
+
+* Awater reads in a geometry file and outputs a water map file that can be loaded by the EQEmu server software and is then used for area detection purposes.
+
+* Water maps are a bit of a misnomer as they handle more than water volume data but rather all marked area volumes
+
+**Usage**
+
+```
+./awater nektulos tutorialb qeytoqrg
+```
+
+* This will load and output the following files
+  * nektulos.eqg -> nektulos.wtr
+  * tutorialb.eqg -> tutorialb.wtr
+  * qeytoqrg.s3d -> qeytoqrg.wtr
+
+Each of these **.wtr** files may then be copied to the server's maps directory to be used by the server.