[Release]db_item.rdb partial strs

03/03/2012 09:53 demonlordace#1
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03/03/2012 10:33 abady100#2
How to unzip files in rdb?
03/03/2012 11:05 lilnani#3
how to use it to read item rdb
03/03/2012 11:22 DaftPoint#4
I had to change much but it is definately better than with the hex editor :)
03/03/2012 11:27 demonlordace#5
first of all Daft u dont need to change anything u just need to add more to the strs that is all abady u dont unzip anything if u dont know how to use strs dont even bother cuz i can tell u rite now its over ur head and lilnani as ive said go download Structorian its a progam most commonly used for RF online
03/03/2012 11:34 DaftPoint#6
with "change" I mean add and remove ... I didn't want to criticize you, but say thank you :)
03/03/2012 11:40 aka-manga#7
thx
how to convert it to .sql
03/03/2012 11:42 demonlordace#8
there is no need to convert to SQL jesus so many noobs here with this strs if u know what you r doing u can add in custom gear and such server side then add in what u need to the db_item.rdb all there is too it

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Originally Posted by DaftPoint View Post
with "change" I mean add and remove ... I didn't want to criticize you, but say thank you :)
well have fun breaking the strs then i know how to build them i can already tell u u will end up breaking it
03/03/2012 11:52 DaftPoint#9
when I finish my work I will show you what i meant :)
I almost finished it. I have all Strings but I'm searching for wear_type etc.
03/03/2012 11:55 demonlordace#10
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Originally Posted by DaftPoint View Post
when I finish my work I will show you what i meant :)
I almost finished it. I have all Strings but I'm searching for wear_type etc.
well if u didnt fuck with it all that stuff was already defined
03/03/2012 14:02 lilnani#11
what the strs help me i open it how i can get item id
03/03/2012 14:55 lilnani#12
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Originally Posted by ismokedrow View Post
lilnani I hate to say it, but this is a large part of why people call EPVP users noobs. Man if you can't figure out at-least be smart enough to try google first. If that doesn't work out do this....SERIOUSLY..

Take about 30 minutes, seriously think about what you're going to ask. Actually write a draft of your question, revise it -- be specific, use the greatest detail you can think up. Then send your question VIA PM to the Original Poster and I'm SURE! He will answer if you're post does not look like:

what strs me help open it how can me? <-- No one wants to talk to people who ask shit like this man, don't you get it?
First
my english is bad
second
i'm not programmer
third
i found program to open it but i didn't found any item id
03/03/2012 15:00 ismokedrow#13
lilnani it's early, I have it opened but it isn't completed. Just go in and toy around try to help to move it forward.

BTW @Demonlord fk'n nice job bro ^_^ I think I can help you with some of these 'Unknowns' but this is new territory for me...how exciting :D

- Edit -

A couple of these structure placements are wrong, but from what I can tell this is a VERY good place to start with. I'm going to name all these structures from my db and see if I can't get that out of the way. Can't wait to see where everyone takes this.
03/03/2012 15:27 DaftPoint#14
the most challenging is to find the flags in this db, since '0' and '1' aren't that rare :P
03/03/2012 15:30 ismokedrow#15
Daft I'm dedicating time this morning to working on the structure, you have a skype mate. Two minds are better than one.

p.s.

Have you already noticed that id, name_id, tooltip_id were located in the wrong place. Replaced id with tooltip_id and tooltip_id with name_id and replaced name_id with id.

example:

p.s.s

The further down the row I try to go I noticed numbers with decimals e.g. 600.00 are skewed or do not appear correctly in the item.rdb not sure what is causing this. I have not edited many items in my database so i'm positive many of them are running on stock values.