ServUO - Scripting Noob Questions

[nhillsdonuk]

Hi all,

I'm looking at making "custom" items just to jazz things up beyond vanilla.

To test my scripting abilitiy (which is low!) I am creating a chicken leg variant called "Lemon Chicken".

I am attaching the latest cs file for this.

I believe I have referenced all the correct code from food.cs to clone this item.

The item loads and can be created by [add in game.

I keep seeing mention of custom items needing to be copied to clients. In my Lemon Chicken scenario this doesn't appear to be the case.

At what level of edit does a file need to be on the client, as opposed to on the server?

Also, is there anywhere I can load a master list of itemIDs with any sort of usefulness? I've got VisualStudio loading the ServUO project, but I can't see any compendium.

Many thanks in advance!

Nick

 

[manwitch]

It's been my experience that, if you use art work from the game and basically just change the name and hue or whatnot, you don't need to do anything beyond that.

It's when you use custom created graphics and such that you need to "patch" everyone who plays clients to match yours.

There is a "search image" resource on here that lets you look through all the artwork that already exists on the uo client, and if you're patched to the newest one it will show all the newest art work as well.

SearchImage Command

Lokai submitted a new resource: SearchImage Command - Sort of like a mini Pandoras Box from in the game - FIXED Install: Drop in customs Use: [SearchImage Optional: type a number to begin browsing from that image What it Does: Browses through the Image list, like Pandoras Box or InsideUO, etc...

www.servuo.com

 

[nhillsdonuk]

Manwitch thank you for clarifying that. It means I can clone to my hearts content

Search Image is a bit bulky but awesome, keeping it in production use! Thank you for recommending.

 

[Anon the Felon]

You can also set up UOFiddler to look into art.mul and see/search things faster.

 

[nhillsdonuk]

You can also set up UOFiddler to look into art.mul and see/search things faster.

I will give this a try this evening also! Thanks!