Note: I posted it here because it's model related
So I've been refactoring my ItemDef recently and came across a fix for fitting newer revision items on the 317 character. Normally you would have to edit the model and raise it in a model program which imo takes too long and is a hassle, but this is extremely easy and takes literally seconds.
Weapon before fix.

This model is one of the pvp models released which I've raised using this fix, the model hasn't been edited in any program or anything (Other than the datmaker).
Weapon after fix.

The model now fits onto the 317 character, this is accomplished by these variables;
They control the height of where the weapon is drawn, lowering the variable makes the weapon go higher, increasing the variable makes the weapon go lower.
aByte205 and aByte154 do exactly the same thing, except aByte205 does it for male characters and aByte154 does it for female characters.
To accomplish what I did, my code now looks like this;
Code:
case 13899:
itemDef.name = "Vesta's Longsword";
itemDef.actions = new String[5];
itemDef.actions[1] = "Equip";
itemDef.modelID = 42597;
itemDef.modelZoom = 1744;
itemDef.modelRotation1 = 738;
itemDef.modelRotation2 = 1985;
itemDef.modelOffset2 = 0;
itemDef.modelOffset1 = 0;
itemDef.anInt204 = 0;
itemDef.maleItemModel = 42615;
itemDef.femaleItemModel = 42615;
itemDef.description = "Vesta's Longsword, a reward from PVP.".getBytes();
itemDef.aByte205 = -10;
itemDef.aByte154 = -10;
break;
have fun.
Edit:
If anyone is interested;
anInt185 - is for adding 'symbols' onto the male version of models.
Example if you want

Code:
if(i == 5575) {
class8.anInt185 = 3381;
}
Would put the zamorak platebody symbol onto the male initiate platebody.
The equivalent for that but for females is anInt162.
anInt196 effects the brightness of a drop/inventory model;


For this result
Code:
if(i == 4151) {
class8.anInt196 = 500;
}
anInt184 is the shadow on the item;


For this result
Code:
if(i == 5575) {
class8.anInt184 = 1000;
}
anInt173 seems to increase/decrease the size of the drop/inventory model (Almost like zoom).




that's all for now.