MonsterEx.sdata

12/08/2012 21:35 JujiPoli#1
Hello, Can anyone tell me how do A MonsterEx.sdata for see drop from mobs in Monster.sdata? I need a EP6 MonsterEx.sdata. I got one EP 4.5 that show drop, When i try put in ep6 monster.sdata 2474 mobs.. I want a MonsterEx.sdata with that have the mobs ep6 (+3K mobs), I checked data "Monster" with Shaiya data file tool and didnt found the MonsterEx and without it I can't see any drop from mobs, the Drops bag Stay at White.
I Hope your understand, sorry for bad english.
12/08/2012 22:14 [Admin]Snuggle#2
MonsterEX.sdata is produced by shstudio.
You need to create your own by using the tool.
Just read the instructions Castor placed on his thread for it.
12/09/2012 02:25 [Sick]Syndicate#3
Quote:
Originally Posted by [Admin]Snuggle View Post
MonsterEX.sdata is produced by shstudio.
You need to create your own by using the tool.
Just read the instructions Castor placed on his thread for it.
It's been released in MCFlips episode 6 content already Snugs ^^ but yes your right about that. +1
12/09/2012 08:58 nubness#4
You need to run 2 queries in SQL:

Code:
USE PS_GameDefs;
SELECT * FROM Mobs
Code:
USE PS_GameDefs;
SELECT * FROM MobItems
After each you need to save them as .csv WITH ANSI ENCODING and make sure you have the column headers included. You can make SQL include the column headers in your .csv files at Tools -> Options -> Query Results -> SQL Server ->
  • Results to Grid -> Check the "Include column headers when copying or saving the results".
  • Results to Text -> Check the "Include column headers in the result set."

Open the Monster.SData. Go to File -> Import, and import the 2 .csv tables.

Done !
01/20/2014 13:04 vodanh_style#5
Quote:
Originally Posted by nubness View Post
You need to run 2 queries in SQL:

Code:
USE PS_GameDefs;
SELECT * FROM Mobs
Code:
USE PS_GameDefs;
SELECT * FROM MobItems
After each you need to save them as .csv WITH ANSI ENCODING and make sure you have the column headers included. You can make SQL include the column headers in your .csv files at Tools -> Options -> Query Results -> SQL Server ->
  • Results to Grid -> Check the "Include column headers when copying or saving the results".
  • Results to Text -> Check the "Include column headers in the result set."

Open the Monster.SData. Go to File -> Import, and import the 2 .csv tables.

Done !
How to when I'm used SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Manager ? :handsdown:
01/20/2014 15:25 nubness#6
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Originally Posted by vodanh_style View Post
How to when I'm used SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Manager ? :handsdown:
You're at least 8 years outdated.