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Many ask me for support, although there is a guide here from another member on the forum., for some reason this guide, besides being outdated, has files that don't exist (iteminfo.lub with another name) and it confuses a lot of people Quick guide to hands-on teaching you how to install garment on your rAthena emulator and Client-side Note: The garments are not considerable common looks, so they do not use Accessoryid.lub and accname.lub. Features we’re going to use: • iteminfo.lua • SpriteRobeId.lub • SpriteRobeName.lub • item_db_equip.yml • 1 image Collection • 1 bmp image for inventory • 1 spr and act of item when dragged • 1 spr and act of the equipment (male or female) STEP 1 First let’s add the name we want to the client-side System/iteminfo.lub Orange = Item id Green = collection/act/spr file name Blue = Title name Purple = item description [250001] = { unidentifiedDisplayName = "Unidentified Garment", unidentifiedResourceName = "후드", unidentifiedDescriptionName = { "Can be identified by using a ^990099Magnifier^000000." }, identifiedDisplayName = "Super Angel Wing", identifiedResourceName = "Angel_wing", identifiedDescriptionName = { "White wings of a holy Archangel.", "____________", "^0000CCType:^000000 Garment", "^0000CCDefense:^000000 18", "^0000CCWeight:^000000 20", "____________", "^0000CCRequirement:^000000 None" }, slotCount = 1, ClassNum = 1, costume = false }, • In the print it will look like this: Now I’m going to right click on any item or id and select the option COPY TO… Obs: the ideal is you already get the id of some wing, for example the ArchAngel which is the 2573 as we are going to make a wing, it can be the same as it. (if I were to make a sword for example or something related in the back, it could be Thanatos Sword as an example) and you put the new id, in the case of the example it is the 250001 If you notice the Archangel Wings VIEWID is the 1: So let’s put the ID of our custom, which is 84, the ID we chose in the file SpriteRobeID.lub Staying like this in the Server data base: In YML it looked like this, after saving: Now the bureaucratic part is definitely over, let’s just copy the files to the data folder and connect. STEP 3 Let’s go to the files now, the paths we’re going to use is: inventory= data\texture\À¯ÀúÀÎÅÍÆäÀ̽º\item\ Collection = data\texture\À¯ÀúÀÎÅÍÆäÀ̽º\collection\ drag inventory = data\sprite\¾ÆÀÌÅÛ\ wing (Male) = data\sprite\·Îºê\Angel_Wing\³²\ wing (Female) = data\sprite\·Îºê\Angel_Wing\¿©\ Note: Currently the client only reads the file by the name of the class, I’m going to use the LEARN (novice) class in the example, but ideally you use a garment generator and generate the same file for all classes (I think this one can be a good gerator *I haven’t tested it yet* But let’s test only with 1 class to test, as I said, I’ll use the apprentice, the sprite name is: Ãʺ¸ÀÚ_³² first let’s paste the textures, Collection folder in place data\texture\À¯ÀúÀÎÅÍÆäÀ̽º\collection\ folder item inventory = data\texture\À¯ÀúÀÎÅÍÆäÀ̽º\item\ Now we can go to the Sprites, Drop inventory = data\sprite\¾ÆÀÌÅÛ\ wing (male) = data\sprite\·Îºê\Angel_Wing\³²\ Note that the filename goes one folder before, and in the file goes the class name, this can be repeated for the female folder. in-game looked like this on @item 250001 with the class @job 0 Some observations: 1 – I had to change the SDE from (4) to 8192 to test if the robe custom was right, so that’s why it’s in the look tab and not the Equip tab, but I saw that it doesn’t make a difference, so disregard it. 2 – If the Wing appears on the ALT+Q but does not appear on the character as in this image below you probably don’t have the id in transparentitem.lub is an extra file that controls the transparency of the item, this file’s default for non-existent ids is 0 (transparent) so you just open it and so here: 84 = is ID { 84, 255, 255, 0 },

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You can add this to ur item_db / item_db2.txt

LessGRF What? LessGRF (LGRF) is an extension to the GRF format which adds a new algorithm for file compression. Normally the GRF will compress files using the DEFLATE algorithm which is the compression method typically used in ZIP files, but LessGRF adds the LZMA algorithm as an option. Why? Ragnarok's GRF files can get quite big. Back in the days the game data used to take up a few hundred megabytes, but today the GRF archives are about 2GB and contain tens of thousands of files. Since the data is starting to get pretty big it's possible to save quite a bit of space simply by re-compressing the game files with a more efficient algorithm. In my test on a full data.grf the file was reduced to about 60% of its former size. Maybe someone will find it useful if they want to make a mini client or something? Honestly, this was just a little experiment I did out of curiosity. How? Two simple steps are all that's necessary to use the LGRF format. First, download this file. 1. Installation To upgrade your client, replace the cps.dll in your Ragnarok folder with the one from the download. (Make a backup of the old DLL file first.) 2. Recompression Extract GRFCrush.exe somewhere. Run it from command line or just drag and drop your GRF file onto it. It will generate a new GRF file which you can use instead of the old one. The recompression process will likely take about 20 minutes on a moderately powerful computer. Q&A Q: Since the compression rate is better, will files load slower? A: I've not notice any different in map load times. LZMA is more expensive to decompress, but modern processors are so fast the load time might just as well be reduced since less data has to be read from the hard disk. Q: Can I use both GRF files and LGRF files at the same time? A: Yes. The new cps.dll supports the old GRF compression as well. You can mix LGRF and GRF Q: Can patchers or GRF tools update LGRF archives? A: Very likely, but only if they don't attempt to decode the data in the process. Q: Can current GRF tools extract files from LGRF archives? A: No. Q: ...Does that mean it can also be used for GRF protection? A: I wouldn't recommend it. (That being said I guess this is no less "secure" than GRF protectors like SecureGRF.) Q: Are there any penalties involved with using this format? A: Incompatibility with GRF extractors is currently the only thing I've been able to think of. Let me know if you notice something else.

try http://upaste.me/r/577429 EDIT: fixed typo.

OnPCDieEvent: if( isequipped( 5353 ) ){ recovery 0; } end; you can do like this ......