I know how to find the itemid# for an item, but how can I find its matching gumpid#.
For example: Longsword itemid# is 3937, but what is its matching gumpid#?
For example: Longsword itemid# is 3937, but what is its matching gumpid#?
- Thread starter Aetherius Shadowblade
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This is a feature I will likely add to the core very soon.
It requires a TileData mod to read the 'Animation' value into ItemData, which represents the Body value linked to the ItemID.
With that value, it is a case of adding 50,000 or 60,000 depending on the gender you require.
If you have Vita-Nex: Core installed, you can use a single method to retrieve the GumpID:
It requires a TileData mod to read the 'Animation' value into ItemData, which represents the Body value linked to the ItemID.
With that value, it is a case of adding 50,000 or 60,000 depending on the gender you require.
If you have Vita-Nex: Core installed, you can use a single method to retrieve the GumpID:
C#:
int gumpID = VitaNex.ArtworkSupport.LookupGump(itemID, isFemale);thanks. its seems that sometimes my ocd governs how many ideas I get for what I want to "customize" on my shard. So if these questions seem out there, that is why. I didnt know I had it till someone at work who has it asked me if I did, because of some filing I was doing.
Damn OCD, shutting up now.
So if I download the latest ServUO Server Emulator, would all of this be in it already? Working with version 1 I think it is.
You would have to install VNc in order to use my example; http://core.vita-nex.com
so do I just copy your files into the script folder?
and I hope there is nothing else to do.
and I hope there is nothing else to do.
Just throwing out there, that using the basic gumps you can do < AddItem( x, y, ItemID, hue ); >
The itemid is exactly what it sounds like.
If you don't want it to have a particular color, just use 0 for the hue.
The itemid is exactly what it sounds like.
If you don't want it to have a particular color, just use 0 for the hue.
sorry for the misunderstanding.