[SneakPeek]Itemtype Editor 2.0

please do not quote a long sentence ^^

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Originally Posted by chathouse cool for your idea and also thanks which you sowas develop thereby one not directly in itemtype.dat and/or shop.dat around must tinker. But it would not be also badly if you e.g. into that upgrades the possibility inserts the descriptions hires to change and add/delete items. in v1 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] example-white these Codeare not functioned not indicated and/or to one of those. I believe that am delete Code.

dont quote the whole post ...

you can change/edit items with the first tool as well..

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Originally Posted by PraDevil funhacker im have a idea to share..trust me its will be nice.. make a box thats show a free id..set it limit to what ever u want for the free id.. also make a shop.dat editor that can make the items in shoppingmall arranged..please do it or i will kiss u up:p

You're idea is kind of already in it. Along with the auto-generate it will automaticaly choose the next lowest availble ID from a pre-set range which can be changed or added profiles later in the advanced settings.

As for the shop.dat editor I wont be doing a new one of those for a while.

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Originally Posted by chathouse cool for your idea and also thanks which you sowas develop thereby one not directly in itemtype.dat and/or shop.dat around must tinker. But it would not be also badly if you e.g. into that upgrades the possibility inserts the descriptions hires to change and add/delete items. in v1 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] example-white these Codeare not functioned not indicated and/or to one of those. I believe that am delete Code.

I have no idea what you are trying to suggest....

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There is a test app for you guys to sample alot is barely even made but it should work without any hitches (minus the fact it will allow for opening of the editor even if there is no itemtype loaded).

It will only so far load all the itemtype versions 5 and 6 into memory but not display the forms as I am having a design issue as I might have to change it at a latter date when I actually know the name of the new fields.

Feel free to edit your ini files that do not allow so via the settings page. Like the required class names and values.

thanks..try it now..also the new idea..:D
can see the hex code:D

looking good .... being able to view the name rather than id in the list would be a good feature to bring back.. would be listing by names again :) but the filters and stuff is awesome :D ... keep the good work up :D

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Originally Posted by hio77 looking good .... being able to view the name rather than id in the list would be a good feature to bring back.. would be listing by names again :) but the filters and stuff is awesome :D ... keep the good work up :D

Plan on making list by anything you want in the itemtype, name id req_class etc etc. Along with allowing filters within that list too xD

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Added new example program

New Feature

Itemtype -> Settings

Add/edit/delete
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custom filters


Add/Delete
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Class Types
Gender Types
Replace Text (not functional operation as of yet) - will be used for Description and Name, example replace ~ with a [Space]


Multiple profile setups available.

wow, funhacker. You have done what I always wanted to.
Feature that may be useful in case that haven't been discussed yet - batch processing.
Say, I define list of item IDs, or ranges and specify what to change for all of those records.

Better for it to be as plugin, so that it could be also launched separately with command line arguments. Yeah, pretty similar to itemtype.dat editor, just more functions, not only modifying name of given IDs, but also allowing to modify any field.

Like - monopoly flags or action IDs.

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Originally Posted by picadilly wow, funhacker. You have done what I always wanted to. Feature that may be useful in case that haven't been discussed yet - batch processing. Say, I define list of item IDs, or ranges and specify what to change for all of those records. Better for it to be as plugin, so that it could be also launched separately with command line arguments. Yeah, pretty similar to itemtype.dat editor, just more functions, not only modifying name of given IDs, but also allowing to modify any field. Like - monopoly flags or action IDs.

Do mean a console kind of version. Like SQL?

So you could do

update name = "example" where id >= 700000 and id <= 799999;


Then it would change all items within the data file within the given id range to have the name example.

Something like that.
Well it does not have to be that advanced. Enough that you define:
1. Ranges, like
700000 | 700001 | 700002 | 704000-705000 | 780000-790000
Maybe probably also exclusion, like all items in range 700100-710000, except 702001
Think that could be possible with regexp syntax
2. What to do with them, like Name -> "example"

And a processor, that goes through items, for those that match given range, change some values.

SQL like syntax would also require parser, unless you include some existing libraries (depends in what you are coding it).

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Originally Posted by picadilly Something like that. Well it does not have to be that advanced. Enough that you define: 1. Ranges, like 700000 | 700001 | 700002 | 704000-705000 | 780000-790000 Maybe probably also exclusion, like all items in range 700100-710000, except 702001 Think that could be possible with regexp syntax 2. What to do with them, like Name -> "example" And a processor, that goes through items, for those that match given range, change some values. SQL like syntax would also require parser, unless you include some existing libraries (depends in what you are coding it).

I have noticed ALOT plugins don't seem to work for 64bit OS (Which is what I use) so I will just make my own SQL class, how hard could it be right?

Also it's c#

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Originally Posted by funhacker I have noticed ALOT plugins don't seem to work for 64bit OS (Which is what I use) so I will just make my own SQL class, how hard could it be right? Also it's c#

you could compile it at forced x86 mode since its only an itemtype running it in x86 mode wouldn't matter so much.... only problem is you cant do this with the express versions

Sadly express is exactly what I am using xD

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Originally Posted by funhacker Sadly express is exactly what I am using xD

lol yeh i used it for soo long ... i now have a handy little disk of the full professional version :D