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ignore the title!!!

where can i find guides to edit Class,weight,and applicable job from idnum2itemdesctable & num2itemdesctable?

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I'm not sure if any guides have been written on how to edit them as they are quite self explanatory to edit.

Find the idnum2itemdesctable.txt / num2itemdesctable.txt files in your grf or data/ directory, open them up with notepad or any other text editor and start writing. The descriptions are just walls of text which can be edited quite freely.

Here's the syntax:

ItemID#

Item Description Line 1

Item Description Line 2

#

Easiest way to start doing it is by looking at other descriptions and copying the stuff around. Just make sure your edits match with the entries in your item_db.txt

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18531#

Suzaku's Headgear

+100% Fire Element.

+100 Allstat.

Class :^777777 Upper^000000

Weight :^777777 10^000000

Applicable Job :^777777 Every Job^000000

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i mean this part, it sort like a code or value

^777777

^000000 <---- are there any reference ragarding to this?

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That little "code" is simply used to color text which you can see in the in-game description.

Anything you write after that is colored until another color is defined.

In other words everything after the caret (^) and the defined hex code for a color is colored accordingly.

^777777 is the hex code for a certain shade of gray so everything after that is gray.

^000000 is the hex color for black which is used to "un-color".

Numbers in the hex work as the RGB color model, so ^RRGGBB

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ah i see, thank you for that

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