I can't do this anymore lol. I'm trying to make a custom item, but every time I want to give myself the item, it just says 'Unknown Type'. I will show the screenshots below and also an error I sometimes get. Also, can someone explain the type thing in the first row of the code that's beside the Object ID? I don't know the pattern as to which how it is followed. I only know that it is a hex value that is unique.
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I believe your object type has been used by another item.
I also believe that you actually do not need the <Tier>UT</Tier> if you want an item to be UT
Correct me if I am wrong but I have not done this in so long, I've forgotten lol
I believe your object type has been used by another item.
I also believe that you actually do not need the <Tier>UT</Tier> if you want an item to be UT
Correct me if I am wrong but I have not done this in so long, I've forgotten lol
Yeah the thing is though that I checked to make sure that the object type hadn't been used in both addition.xml and item.xml. Also, the TIER thing dosen't matter, you can delete it or just write UT. Thanks though, I'll try again!
Originally Posted by OrbNight
Yeah the thing is though that I checked to make sure that the object type hadn't been used in both addition.xml and item.xml. Also, the TIER thing dosen't matter, you can delete it or just write UT. Thanks though, I'll try again!
So have you fixed it?
Originally Posted by OrbNight
Yeah the thing is though that I checked to make sure that the object type hadn't been used in both addition.xml and item.xml. Also, the TIER thing dosen't matter, you can delete it or just write UT. Thanks though, I'll try again!
Did you make sure that the object type was in hexadecimal
Originally Posted by Organized Chaos
So have you fixed it?
No I haven't yet
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Originally Posted by Zakrai
Did you make sure that the object type was in hexadecimal
yes I did check
Originally Posted by OrbNight
Yeah the thing is though that I checked to make sure that the object type hadn't been used in both addition.xml and item.xml. Also, the TIER thing dosen't matter, you can delete it or just write UT. Thanks though, I'll try again!
The thing is that the object id could've been used in another xml file. I would try changing it to something else
Try just using a completely different hex
Originally Posted by Color's Sheep
The thing is that the object id could've been used in another xml file. I would try changing it to something else
Nope just tryed with the Hex 0x26AC and dosen't work, oh and btw I'm using Club559 if anyone needs that.
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Originally Posted by Organized Chaos
Try just using a completely different hex
Nope still doesn't work, used the hex 0x26AC
Originally Posted by OrbNight
Nope just tryed with the Hex 0x26AC and dosen't work, oh and btw I'm using Club559 if anyone needs that.
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Nope still doesn't work, used the hex 0x26AC
Try, 0xF00AC??
The problem is that you put <Tier>UT</Tier>
I think <Tier>UT</Tier> works on Phoenix, but I know it doesn't work on this source
Originally Posted by Travoos
The problem is that you put <Tier>UT</Tier>
I think <Tier>UT</Tier> works on Phoenix, but I know it doesn't work on this source
I suggested that to the OP and he said it worked
Originally Posted by Travoos
The problem is that you put <Tier>UT</Tier>
I think <Tier>UT</Tier> works on Phoenix, but I know it doesn't work on this source
I tried that but it still comes up with an error D:
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Originally Posted by Dave's Cameltoe's Goat
I suggested that to the OP and he said it worked
Oh um, sorry if you misunderstood XD. But I meant that I tried it and it didn't work :P sorry about the inconvenience.
Originally Posted by OrbNight
I tried that but it still comes up with an error D:
Well, I looked at the line of code where the error was occurring, and it's right where it sets the tier.
Maybe you get a different error after removing the <Tier> tag?
Originally Posted by Travoos
Well, I looked at the line of code where the error was occurring, and it's right where it sets the tier.
Maybe you get a different error after removing the <Tier> tag?