MapleStory Classic World spawn rate and map capacity

What a map holds is the client’s own sum over its floors: about one monster for every 128,000 square pixels of floor box, times its mobRate, never fewer than 1 and never more than 40. Every count here is the Public Release’s, read out of its map files; the maps kept from Closed Online Test 2 are left out. This is what the EXP rate on the training tables is built from, and the capacity formula has every map with its working.

The most spawn points for every monster the map holds. A list ranked by points puts these near the top; what you meet on them is the Holds column. The points still matter: they decide which monsters fill the capacity, so a monster with half the points on a map is about half of what is there.

These are the upstream export’s figures. Its 7.56 s is what it gives a point with no cooldown of its own, and such a point comes back on the map’s refill, about 7 s by one timing test (how a map refills). The training tables treat anything above a minute as not a population: a ten-minute respawn is a monster you might meet, not one you can farm, so its EXP is left out of a map’s rate and its row stays on the map. See the training guide for what that does to the ranking.