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this is pretty basic
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11-23-2019, 06:08 AM
Okay, so I have a general interfaces question.
Because I have not really forcefully made an interface appear before, similar to that of items, objects, NPCs, etc... I have noticed that for some reason, as far as I can tell anyway, it seems like some interfaces just flat out do not exist, or trying to make an interface appear with an assigned number, will just flat out crash the client or server.
I'm wondering why (as far as I can tell anyway) some interfaces do not exist in place of an expected number.
For example, 3559, will display the customize character interface, but 3560 will crash the client like an interface does not exist at all.
This is not something I've encountered with items and item IDs, etc... I'm hoping what I've stated is clear enough to be able to be understood.
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anyone? surely there's someone
this is pretty basic
3360 is a child id of 3359
What do you mean by that?Originally Posted by mikan
Are you saying they're not parallel?
in 317, interfaces aren't 1,2,3,4,5
interface 1 is made up of children with the ids 2,3,4 etc.. so 2 isn't an actual interface that can be displayed. it's a component of interface 1, like text or a button or something with 1 being the parent interface
Interesting, thank you. Sounds like a more appropriate analogy for this then would be a plant, or a tree growing from a seed, rather than something parallel.
I wonder when they changed this.
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