[DiscordArchive] New to wow modding, I've added a custom item to...
[DiscordArchive] New to wow modding, I've added a custom item to...
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rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 01:45 AM #1Archived author: Needle • Posted: 2025-02-24T01:45:28.800000+00:00
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rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 01:45 AM #2Archived author: Needle • Posted: 2025-02-24T01:45:29.277000+00:00
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did you edit dbcs ?
rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 01:57 AM #3Archived author: Titi • Posted: 2025-02-24T01:57:08.957000+00:00
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did you edit dbcs ?
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The only thing I've edited right now is the server side database. I don't have any custom patch or dbc edits. I'm a total noob at this learning my way around for the first time. <
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rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 02:38 AM #4Archived author: Go • Posted: 2025-02-24T02:38:07.399000+00:00
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The only thing I've edited right now is the server side database. I don't have any custom patch or dbc edits. I'm a total noob at this learning my way around for the first time. <word:770403424965492738>
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I'll look into it, thanks!
rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 02:53 AM #5Archived author: Go • Posted: 2025-02-24T02:53:41.288000+00:00
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I'll look into it, thanks!
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Update your Item.dbc and put it in patch folder : DBFilesClient
rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 12:33 PM #6Archived author: Xonxy • Posted: 2025-02-24T12:33:03.521000+00:00
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Update your Item.dbc and put it in patch folder : DBFilesClient
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Your serverside `item_template` has a displayid that refers to a value in the clientside `itemdisplayinfo` dbc file which has a `InventoryIcon1` and `InventoryIcon2` field which are described here: https://wowdev.wiki/DB/ItemDisplayInfo#3.0.2.8905
Your clientside `item.dbc` (as Xonxy just mentioned) should match the records in your serverside `item_template` and also references the `itemdisplayinfo`.
rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 12:35 PM #7Archived author: ReynoldsCahoon • Posted: 2025-02-24T12:35:31.074000+00:00
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Your serverside `item_template` has a displayid that refers to a value in the clientside `itemdisplayinfo` dbc file which has a `InventoryIcon1` and `InventoryIcon2` field which are described here: https://wowdev.wiki/DB/ItemDisplayInfo#3.0.2.8905
Your clientside `item.dbc` (as Xonxy just mentioned) should match the records in your serverside `item_template` and also references the `itemdisplayinfo`.
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Do I grab the base dbc file and modify it, or the one from the most recent patch? One of them is like 1441 KB, but the other is 494MB? That one might be yours though <@95628962855653376> <:kekw:1301383133899522078> , should I just ignore that?
rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 05:08 PM #8Archived author: Go • Posted: 2025-02-24T17:08:26.629000+00:00
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Do I grab the base dbc file and modify it, or the one from the most recent patch? One of them is like 1441 KB, but the other is 494MB? That one might be yours though <@95628962855653376> <:kekw:1301383133899522078> , should I just ignore that?
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Typically, you'd extract the dbc files from your base client, make your modifications to them, and then place them in a new patch matching the same directory structure so that it loads your DBC last.
rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 05:12 PM #9Archived author: ReynoldsCahoon • Posted: 2025-02-24T17:12:49.087000+00:00
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Typically, you'd extract the dbc files from your base client, make your modifications to them, and then place them in a new patch matching the same directory structure so that it loads your DBC last.
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If you're pulling DBC data from HoT you're in for a bad time. Our item.dbc is comically large.
rektbyfaith
02-24-2025, 05:13 PM #10Archived author: ReynoldsCahoon • Posted: 2025-02-24T17:13:16.323000+00:00
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If you're pulling DBC data from HoT you're in for a bad time. Our item.dbc is comically large.
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