[5017] Item Information Packet - Color Offset

[abdeen]

hey all i am looking for whats Title says : [5017] Item Information Packet - Color Offset..

i can`t find it anywhere i tried lots and lots but none acceptable , also i went

but i found it was not listed to ver 5017 !!

any help with this ??

[Korvacs]

There isn't one, its built into the ItemType ID in that version.

[abdeen]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

There isn't one, its built into the ItemType ID in that version.

thanks for reply for how could i change item color then ?

[Korvacs]

Determine the new item id and switch them.

[abdeen]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

Determine the new item id and switch them.

thanks bro , but can you please show me an example to make sure i got it right !!

[turk55]

Originally Posted by abdeen

thanks bro , but can you please show me an example to make sure i got it right !!

You basically create a new item and replace it.

[abdeen]

Originally Posted by turk55

You basically create a new item and replace it.

i think that's will be random colors then ... correct me if am wrong ...

[Y u k i]

Okay.

lets take the PineRobe as example: ID )
139399 wich is BLACK
139499 is Orange and so on. The 3rd digit from the right is the color.

[abdeen]

Originally Posted by Y u k i

Okay.

lets take the PineRobe as example: ID )
139399 wich is BLACK
139499 is Orange and so on. The 3rd digit from the right is the color.

all i know about replace is reghex as i know , but i am not sure if its will work for int digits or nope !!

any way for doing this like

                                 if (SelectedColor == Red )
                                 {
                                   int newid = item.id.replacethrddigitwith(intnewdigit)
                                 }

[Y u k i]

ToString() then replace?

or simply increment by 100?

[abdeen]

Originally Posted by Y u k i

ToString() then replace?

or simply increment by 100?

i made something like this ... :

string itemhashid = item.ID.ToString();
                                    char last = itemhashid[itemhashid.Length - 3];
                                    string newhash = itemhashid.Replace(last, '4');
                                    item.ID = uint.Parse(newhash);

isn`t right ?

but there is something error ,,

string newhash = itemhashid.Replace(last, '4');

if id is something like : 130305 , it will convert it to 140405 .. any suggestion to change on third digit from right ?

[Y u k i]

uh should work. Test it?

[abdeen]

Originally Posted by Y u k i

uh should work. Test it?

there is something error ,,

string newhash = itemhashid.Replace(last, '4');

if id is something like : 130305 , it will convert it to 140405 .. any suggestion to change on third digit from right ?

[Y u k i]

PHP Code:

string str = "139299";
StringBuilder strB = new StringBuilder(str);
strB[3] = 'X'; 


strB[3] would be the 2 in the above scenario

if you really want to use strings..

[Mr_PoP]

I don't know why you guys using strings with numbers(integers) , if it's int there is no need to convert it to string then select what you want , basically if it's an int you have to do Math(calculation)....

here how to change the color :-

uint newItemColor = TypeId-((TypeId/100)%10)*100+newColor*100;