Reading your item type

The program is written in Visual Basic 6. It shows you in CSV what the itemtype.dat contains. This basic edition works for the latest patch. Those who requires the new version to rename stuffs, please PM me.

Anyone who has Visual Basic 6 SP 5 or better installed can just run this application without problems. Those who doesn't have, you can download the VB6SP5 runtime package from Microsoft. I can't post one with the runtime files inside as file upload limit is only 300k (Package about 1.3Mb)

Instructions:
1. Put the EXE file into any folder
2. Copy your itemtype.dat into the same folder
3. Run the EXE and click on Get CSV. This will generate the CSV.
4. Open the CSV file in Excel or any spreadsheet reader for easy viewing.

Have fun :cool:

hrmmm now theres a good idea =P

Ty~

this should be pinned :D

#pinned ; requested, so its done :)

Hope you guys like it. I welcome everyone to try it, but please don't post on your websites and claim credit for making it. You don't like leechers, neither do I. You know who you are that I am saying ;)

can i post on my site and give u credit for it too :?

I think elitepvpers is cool, don't need another place to "distribute" the program. Thanks for the offer, but I would prefer not to.

you can be sure he will take it on his website so or so...

I won't be surprised since seeing what he did at several places so far. I would like him to prove us wrong though. Am I asking for too much? lol

coder62, I just got another version ready. If I wish to release to only those that earned it, how do I go about doing that?

Those who wants the version for renaming items, you can PM me. I will decide if you can have it or not.

Same goes for the description of all the columns in the CSV file. Have fun :cool:

anhang, check your email

PS. Error with your address, PM me a valid one.

the site didnt have anything "made" themselves 100 percent all from leeching or maybe 99 pct if im wrong

ok i have already decripted! now what should i do with this information ? i know i'm a noob :rolleyes:

It's just for your reference, unless you know hex editing and change the values yourself.. or you get the new version.