Thread: Find Item Id and Npc Id Commands

You could always rip the item search feature in the 377 client and add it to 317, it uses the chat box to display results like g/e.

Why would you want to when you already have all the data being loaded from your CFG files? This is taking the data from Item.cfg and npc.cfg.

Originally Posted by Core

Why would you want to when you already have all the data being loaded from your CFG files? This is taking the data from Item.cfg and npc.cfg.

Because if you do it client-sided then you can have it show a preview of the item like on the grand exchange.

Here's what I was using (converted from the 377 client-sided method to be used server-sided)

Code:

    public void searchItems(String input)
    {
	final int MAX_RESULTS = 80;
	int itemSearchResultCount = 0;
	String[] results = new String[MAX_RESULTS];
	int[] ids = new int[MAX_RESULTS];
	for(Item item : PlayerItems.itemCache){
	    if(item == null){
		continue;
	    }
	    if(item.untradable && playerRights < 2){
		continue;
	    }
	    if(item.name != null && item.name.toLowerCase().contains(input)){
	    	results[itemSearchResultCount] = item.name;
	    	ids[itemSearchResultCount] = item.id;
	    	itemSearchResultCount++;
	    }
	    if(itemSearchResultCount >= results.length){
	    	break;
	    }
	}
	for(int i = 0; i < results.length; i++){
	    if(results[i] == null){
		continue;
	    }
	    String name = results[i];
	    int id = ids[i];
	    sendMessage(name + " [" + id + "] " + (isNoted(id) ? "(Noted)" : ""));
	}
	if(itemSearchResultCount == 0){
	    sendMessage("No matching items found, please shorten search.");
	} else {
	    sendMessage("Search returned " + itemSearchResultCount + " matches for '" + input + "'.");
	}
    }

Originally Posted by Clifton

Because if you do it client-sided then you can have it show a preview of the item like on the grand exchange.

Here's what I was using (converted from the 377 client-sided method to be used server-sided)

Code:

    public void searchItems(String input)
    {
	final int MAX_RESULTS = 80;
	int itemSearchResultCount = 0;
	String[] results = new String[MAX_RESULTS];
	int[] ids = new int[MAX_RESULTS];
	for(Item item : PlayerItems.itemCache){
	    if(item == null){
		continue;
	    }
	    if(item.untradable && playerRights < 2){
		continue;
	    }
	    if(item.name != null && item.name.toLowerCase().contains(input)){
	    	results[itemSearchResultCount] = item.name;
	    	ids[itemSearchResultCount] = item.id;
	    	itemSearchResultCount++;
	    }
	    if(itemSearchResultCount >= results.length){
	    	break;
	    }
	}
	for(int i = 0; i < results.length; i++){
	    if(results[i] == null){
		continue;
	    }
	    String name = results[i];
	    int id = ids[i];
	    sendMessage(name + " [" + id + "] " + (isNoted(id) ? "(Noted)" : ""));
	}
	if(itemSearchResultCount == 0){
	    sendMessage("No matching items found, please shorten search.");
	} else {
	    sendMessage("Search returned " + itemSearchResultCount + " matches for '" + input + "'.");
	}
    }

Oh lol sorry didn't fully read your reply, just woke up.

Or something a lot easier is make a simple interface with a scroll bar and use the simple sendInterfaceItem packet on the interface.

Nice job.

Maybe someone will find this usefull when making a pking server.

Originally Posted by Fire Cape

Nice job.

Maybe someone will find this usefull when making a pking server.

Or any server programmer that is creating there server and needs to test a variety of items and npcs like one usually does when making a server.

Originally Posted by /*Benjiboyyy*/

this is a great idea.

Thanks, I was just trying to think one of the most convenient ways to find certain ids for creating and thought why do you even have to leave your server and go to a list to find it, just type in a simple command.