Hello Friends, in this post I will tell you how to add the item taken from Media to common and object.
I will tell you about the weapons prepared for the Model Switcher that I built since I do not have 15-16 Dg Media on hand.
Now, the first thing we need is a text file named itemdata45000. Now that we've extracted this file, how do we get it?
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This is how we see a long text. Now, because this field is preceded by RefObjCommon, many people are mistaken as if it were just RefObjCommon.
Actually, there are both RefObjCommon and RefObjItem tables here, but there are two points to be careful about;
- If you look at the last column of RefObjCommon in the DB section, you'll see a column called "Link." The ID assigned to that link also belongs to the ID column, which stores the RefObjItem information for that item.
- You will never see this link ID in the media section.
So, for example, if I were to enter the code I provided above into the DB, how would I do it? Let's do it one by one.
First, I recommend using NotePad++. Let's create a new document in Notepad++ and paste the code I gave you (or the code of the item you're going to purchase) into it. What happened? Our long line is now stuck alone.
Be sure to always start entering data from RefObjItem first. Because we'll use the ID we give it for the Link in RefObjCommon.
Anyway, let me show you where we will enter the code for RefObjItem.
In the middle of the Media section, you'll see three consecutive paths with the extensions ".bsr, .bsr, and .ddj." After the last ".ddj" extension, there are two "xxx"s, in the form "xxx xxx." The section after this is the RefObjItem section. You can better understand the code I'm adding by dragging it to the right; I've highlighted it.
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We'll add it here, but as I mentioned above, it's always missing the ID at the beginning, and it's also missing the "0" at the end. Let's parse this section from the text we just pasted into Notepad++. You can paste it a few lines below. But don't delete the first part, we'll need it too. So, what do we have?
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So we have something like this. Now, make sure you don't leave any spaces at the beginning of this. So, don't leave any spaces at the beginning of the line.
Now go to your database, open RefObjItem, and check your latest ID. For example, let's say the latest ID is "45982." Now, click at the beginning of the line for the RefObjItem entry we've separated in the text document. Type one more than your latest ID. So, I'll type "45983." After typing, press the "TAB" button so the "1" at the beginning of the line tells you it will be in a different column.
And also add "0" at the end by pressing the "TAB" button.
If you've done everything correctly, it's impossible for it not to log in. So, the RefObjItem part is complete.
Let's move on to the RefObjCommon section. We already divided it into two above, and the first part of the separated section is for RefObjCommon, like this:
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So, what are we missing here? Here, we'll just need to come to the last section, press the "TAB" button, and type the ID you set for "RefObjItem" or the ID the SQL system gave us with Auto Increment. So, in my example, it will look like this:
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Notice that I only pressed the "TAB" button at the end and wrote the RefObjItem ID. If you copied it this way and did it without any problems, you've also solved the RefObjCommon table!
So what's left?
Now, the "bsr and ddj" part I mentioned above is important for us. So, where do I find this .bsr path and .ddj path, you ask?
- The BSR path is located in the Data.PK2\Res\Item\China\Weapon path. For example, if it says sword_01.bsr, we should extract the sword_01 bsr from here and import it into our Data.PK2 from the same path.
- 2. BSR Path; Actually, what's here already exists. This is what happens when you drop. If you think you've added something different, you can go back two steps above and enter the etc section to see the existing text.
- The DDJ path is located in the Media.PK2\icon\item\china\weapon section. It's also located in the Media.PK2\icon64\item\china\weapon path. For example, if it says sword_01.ddj, we should extract sword_01 ddj from here and import it into our Media.PK2 from the same path.
- And you can also find the item name etc. in "textdata_equip&skill.txt" in the Media\server_dep\silkroad\textdata section.
I don't think I missed anything, but if so, I apologize. Remind me and I'll fix it, no problem.
If you follow what I say correctly, you can add it without any problems.
As with every process,
do not forget to back up your DB and MEDIA.
I wish you to use it with pleasure..
