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Kai

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I really tried to check if i miss something but i'm having a hard time and im losing my focus. anyone who could give me a hint/help on how to fix this? thanks in advance!

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Depending on your client date, you have to edit iteminfo.lub OR the old id2numdesc, res name, item name, etc text files.

Or perhaps you misplaced / mistyped the graphic info or file.

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check your id2numres,numres.. and especially your texture, make sure you place the correct name in your accessoryid.lua and accname.lua, then check if you correctly placed the desired bmp for collection and item..

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From what i see you have all your names properly done ... check your accessoryid.lua for the view id (make sure you have used same in your item db file) , check accname.lua for the sprite file name you gave (make sure it is the same file name you used for your sprite/act/bmp files).

Expected Formats

accessoryid.lua:

ACCESSORY_<item name used in db no spaces> = <view id>,

accname.lua:

[ACCESSORY_IDs.ACCESSORY_<item name used in db no spaces>] = "_<sprite filename>",

and yes the commas are required.

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