Thread: Necrotic/Ruse party hat help please

Just add a new definition with phat modelid etc

Originally Posted by KushKings

so if my id for my pat is 1038 I should make the new one a different number right like 1039 or something

made a new black party hat and can wear it and looks fine but in invertroy it looks like a messed up party hat anyone know how to fix this problem

no u shouldn't make a diff one like "1039" cuz that id is probably used already, use a ID that is not used currently.
Also if i were u i would just simply create a method which takes 3 params,

Code:

 int itemId, int[] originalColours, int[] newColours

Originally Posted by KushKings

so if my id for my pat is 1038 I should make the new one a different number right like 1039 or something

made a new black party hat and can wear it and looks fine but in invertroy it looks like a messed up party hat anyone know how to fix this problem

EG: i just wrote a simple method that copies all the defs of the item u want to copy from, and also allows u to change colors

https://gyazo.com/d632d7e50555170985744e039830539b

with

Code:

		case 19941:
			recolorItem(itemDef, 1042, new int[] {926}, new int[] {3801});
			break;

Note: u can even make a method that doesn't even ask u for the originalcolors but gets em itself, and the only thing u gotta specify is the dest/new color u want it to have.

Originally Posted by Suic

no u shouldn't make a diff one like "1039" cuz that id is probably used already, use a ID that is not used currently.
Also if i were u i would just simply create a method which takes 3 params,

Code:

 int itemId, int[] originalColours, int[] newColours

EG: i just wrote a simple method that copies all the defs of the item u want to copy from, and also allows u to change colors

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with

Code:

		case 19941:
			recolorItem(itemDef, 1042, new int[] {926}, new int[] {3801});
			break;

Note: u can even make a method that doesn't even ask u for the originalcolors but gets em itself, and the only thing u gotta specify is the dest/new color u want it to have.

This. however to fix the inventory icon, you must change the equip and inv models, not just the item id, for example. but this is only needed if the original model's inv icon is messed up.

Code:

case 0002: <----ID of model to spawn ingame via ::item 0002 1
				itemDef.name = "Black Party Hat";//model name
				itemDef.groundModel = 1000;//drop model/inv model 
				itemDef.modelZoom = 900;
				itemDef.modelRotationY = 165;
				itemDef.modelRotationX = 99;
				itemDef.offsetX = 3;
				itemDef.offsetY =-7;
				itemDef.maleModel = 71030;//equip model male <----change this model id (the raw dat file id number goes here)
				itemDef.anInt200 = 71030;//equip model female  <----change this model id (the raw dat file id number goes here)
 				itemDef.actions = new String[5];
				itemDef.actions[1] = "Wear";
				break;

This above is the old way, and not recommended unless you aren't a very good programmer, but you should still try and learn how to change models via colours, and not models.

Originally Posted by DevChaseblade

This. however to fix the inventory icon, you must change the equip and inv models, not just the item id, for example. but this is only needed if the original model's inv icon is messed up.

Code:

case 0002: <----ID of model to spawn ingame via ::item 0002 1
				itemDef.name = "Black Party Hat";//model name
				itemDef.groundModel = 1000;//drop model/inv model 
				itemDef.modelZoom = 900;
				itemDef.modelRotationY = 165;
				itemDef.modelRotationX = 99;
				itemDef.offsetX = 3;
				itemDef.offsetY =-7;
				itemDef.maleModel = 71030;//equip model male <----change this model id (the raw dat file id number goes here)
				itemDef.anInt200 = 71030;//equip model female  <----change this model id (the raw dat file id number goes here)
 				itemDef.actions = new String[5];
				itemDef.actions[1] = "Wear";
				break;

This above is the old way, and not recommended unless you aren't a very good programmer, but you should still try and learn how to change models via colours, and not models.

The method i wrote completely copies defs of the target item which includes inv/drop models [modelID]

heres the method i wrote in a few mins that i used for the above example @KushKings

Code:

 	public static ItemDef copyAndRecolor(ItemDef itemDef, int id, int[] originalColor, int[] newColor) {
		ItemDef target = ItemDef.forID(id);
		itemDef.modelID = target.modelID;
		itemDef.maleEquip1 = target.maleEquip1;
		itemDef.femaleEquip1 = target.femaleEquip1;
		itemDef.modelZoom = target.modelZoom;
		itemDef.rotationX = target.rotationX;
		itemDef.rotationY = target.rotationY;
		itemDef.modelOffset1 = target.modelOffset1;
		itemDef.modelOffsetX = target.modelOffsetX;
		itemDef.modelOffsetY = target.modelOffsetY;
		itemDef.actions = target.actions;
		itemDef.maleEquip2 = target.maleEquip2;
		itemDef.maleEquip3 = target.maleEquip3;
		itemDef.femaleEquip2 = target.femaleEquip2;
		itemDef.femaleEquip3 = target.femaleEquip3;
		itemDef.maleXOffset = target.maleXOffset;
		itemDef.maleYOffset = target.maleYOffset;
		itemDef.femaleYOffset = target.femaleYOffset;
		itemDef.maleDialogue = target.maleDialogue;
		itemDef.maleDialogueModel = target.maleDialogueModel;
		itemDef.femaleDialogueModel = target.femaleDialogueModel;
		itemDef.editedModelColor = originalColor;
		itemDef.newModelColor = newColor;
		return itemDef;
	}