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Thank you too, I used your RO folder as reference to find the skin files and etc feel free to include it in the folder if you ever feel like

Alice in Wonderland skin (unknown author) fanmade update to fix existing textures and add missing ones including 4th job related UI and renewal menus. iRO's version of the skin (outdated, for reference): Notable new features: - 4th job Basic Information (3 remade bars) - Trait Status background - Locked favorite inventory texture - Fixed all* transparency errors and missing textures Can't fix: - Quest UI (default texture can be improved with this), Rodex, Attendance, Adventure Guide Costume Preview window (these can only be changed via data/GRF, currently broken via skin) - Tab textures (Use, Equip, Etc, Fav, Basic Settings, others): Hardcoded on modern clients (if you know of a patch to change this, let me know) 08/05/2025: Hotfixed Trait window text and updated item comparison Alice in Wonderland.zip

After the fixes: Before (for reference): There's ~72 images in the current zip for ~20 buttons. The buttons are not perfect but more consistent than the original ones, that had random *** spacing, font size, and shadows. Installation: add to Data or GRF (can technically be used on a skin, but Quest UI seems to only be modifiable via data/GRF) data.zip

Here's my suggested code for clif_parse_UseSkillToPosSub. // SKILLUSE MODIFIED CODE int32 skill_success; int32 skill_src_type = 1; if( sd.skillitem == skill_id ) { if( skill_lv != sd.skillitemlv ) skill_lv = sd.skillitemlv; skill_success = unit_skilluse_pos(&sd.bl, x, y, skill_id, skill_lv); skill_src_type = 2; } else { int32 lv; sd.skillitem = sd.skillitemlv = 0; if( (lv = pc_checkskill(&sd, skill_id)) > 0 ) { if( skill_lv > lv ) skill_lv = lv; skill_success = unit_skilluse_pos(&sd.bl, x, y, skill_id,skill_lv); } } if (skill_success == 1) { pc_setreg(&sd, add_str("@skillused_id"), skill_id); pc_setreg(&sd, add_str("@skillused_lv"), skill_lv); pc_setreg(&sd, add_str("@skillused_src"), skill_src_type); npc_script_event(sd, NPCE_SKILLUSE); } // I'll likely be using this or something similar for myself. I even added @skillused_src to know if it was used through an item, since I needed that for my use case. If you don't need it, you can save a few lines. Note that the single target skill code needs to be changed similarly, it uses a more annoying format but the logic is the same. Also to be noted that the single-target code was moved to clif_parse_skill_toid, it seems. Example with this: announce "You have used level "+@skillused_lv+" skill "+@skillused_id+" via "+@skillused_src,bc_self;

I didn't find this available anywhere I spent about an hour doing semi-complex algorithms to compare similar and median pixel colors in several of the newer card bmps that have slightly higher quality, and then manually tweaking them to have a clear top to write text and have clean PNGs to base my cards off of. To make the title: I recommend "Sylfaen" font, size 14, all uppercase, with a 1px white outline and 192 opacity. On Paint.net, I use "Sharp (Modern)" text rendering mode with Anti-Aliasing on. It's not identical to the real card title font which is unknown, but it's almost impossible to notice the difference. To make the number at the top right: copy it from an existing card.

Still works in 2025, thanks 2 important tips: You can toggle debug mode with this (top line is debug, commented. Bottom line is no debug, server boots 10x faster!) ::MSbuild.exe %SolutionPath% /p:PlatformToolset=v143 /m MSbuild.exe %SolutionPath% /p:PlatformToolset=v143 /p:Configuration=Release /m Also, some of the VS Code Setup components have been updated or renamed, here's more or less the ones I used, I don't think anything else is required:

BIG EDIT: If your client supports it (~2022+), just use data\luafiles514\lua files\mapskydata. I found out about this a bit too late, but better late than never. So, here's the basic concept of how to make RGB skyboxes that don't rely on hardcoded skyboxes. I don't see enough people talking about it, so I decided to bring the concept up, as I just did it for two of my custom maps. You can have flat 3D models ~200 units under the main map with a texture, tiled to form a large square, and they'll effectively work as a customizable skybox, going alongside with "clouds2" (or "clouds") mapflag. Pros: Can use any texture/color Can be animated (in theory) Customizable Can be used in any map Not hardcoded/doesn't need to replace any map or skybox Cons: Horizontal camera angles might expose black edges Minor effort editing the map to add the new models Tips: Works well with clouds2 mapflag greywolf/illusion water rsm models are a good base for this, if you don't know how to make a custom model. You will need to change the bottom square texture to be invisible (or the upper one to be opaque), and preferably hex the path to be a new texture so you don't have to replace their textures. Don't use Scale over 5 on the model size (e.g. in Browedit). The tiles will stop rendering properly in some angles if they're too big. Usually a 5x5 grid of 5 Scale models of retextured "ilusion" water at y=200 is enough and produces some of the best results. It's what was used on the images below: I intentionally exposed a small black corner on the image to show it. 90% of the time or if you lock the camera, you can't see the black corners, though.

Bonus: custom art for 'data\texture\À¯ÀúÀÎÅÍÆäÀ̽º\cardbmp\sorry.bmp' made by me (by modifying other assets) sorry.bmp

This will replace the apple sprite on missing items with a question mark based on the question mark emotion sprite. Also includes a bigger version of the question mark texture made by me. To setup this: 1: Replace the apple's '»ç°ú' ACT, SPR and BMP sprites in the data with the ones inside 'data.zip' from this post 2: Add and reference the new 'apple_' textures from 'data.zip' in your itemInfo (so that the apples use the pseudo-custom apple texture instead of also using the '?') Result: Apples still look like Apples. Unknown Items look like a question mark. Less confusion, easier to spot and report! Includes: - »ç°ú.act / spr / bmp - apple_.act / spr / bmp - Partial 'itemInfo' template data.zipunknown.lua

bonus3 bAddEle,Ele_All,x,BF_NORMAL; This is a not so obvious but clever way to increase only normal attack damage through item bonus or player scripts. I was worried I would need to change the source since I didn't find this anywhere, so I assume not many people know about this, and felt like sharing. I had to dig through all ideas and item bonuses to find this hidden gem. This specific use of bAddEle manages to increase all normal attack damage by X against all enemies without affecting skill damage. Explanation: From the documentation, "bonus3 bAddEle,e,x,bf; +x% physical damage against element e with trigger criteria bf", so this was meant to increase damage against specific element enemies. This is the only damage increase with a bf criteria in rAthena's documentation, so this had to be used. So a friend and I thought of only triggering on Normal Attacks, and using Ele_All to affect all enemies, giving us the equivalent of something like a "bAddNormal" that rAthena doesn't have.