OpenNos VS Studio ¿Items?

[randiel123]

Good, I would like to know in which part of the OpenNos solution, I can find the list of objects which I could modify, for example to add a suit box, or add buff when using the object.

[Blowa]

Originally Posted by randiel123

Good, I would like to know in which part of the OpenNos solution, I can find the list of objects which I could modify, for example to add a suit box, or add buff when using the object.

OpenNos directly parses item data from Item.dat file, which is parsed inside "ImportFactory" (OpenNos.Parser -> ImportFactory)

Once that parsing is done, you'll have your database filled.
If you want to add new items, you'll have to modify Item.dat (if you are adding graphical content to your client) & so your database to add effects on item.

[Digitalis87]

Boxes are stored in the table "RandomBox".
You have to define one id to identify the box and then put all item you want in the same box.

[Blowa]

Originally Posted by Digitalis87

Boxes are stored in the table "RandomBox".
You have to define one id to identify the box and then put all item you want in the same box.

Depends on which source you are based, on ON.NW as far as I remember, it's "rollgenerateditems"

[randiel123]

Originally Posted by val77

OpenNos directly parses item data from Item.dat file, which is parsed inside "ImportFactory" (OpenNos.Parser -> ImportFactory)

Once that parsing is done, you'll have your database filled.
If you want to add new items, you'll have to modify Item.dat (if you are adding graphical content to your client) & so your database to add effects on item.

And how do I know the effects of the items? because the battle potion item I click and does not activate the pvp, and that I want to fix.

[Blowa]

Originally Posted by randiel123

And how do I know the effects of the items? because the battle potion item I click and does not activate the pvp, and that I want to fix.

Then learn programming and go into Item.Use() method, everything is written here.

[NosRaible]

RollGeneratedItem includes boxes in Opennos too.