I want to show slot item on my windows equipment.

[Daraen 7]

Hello the Hercules community.
I'm new to Hercules, I used to work with rAthena.
As stated in the title, for some time I have been trying to do this.

Does anyone have an idea?
Thank you for your response

[Daraen 7]

I have already seen this, but it is necessarily possible to display the slotCount in another way

[Daraen 7]

Is it possible to make so that only "slotcount" on iteminfo.lua is read?

Because I still cannot display the slots despite having added the items in itemslotcounttable.txt

 

EDIT: If anyone has an idea for doing this, I'm a taker.
I have now been looking for a little over 8 hours how to display the slots as on my screenshoot.

If we follow the initial subject which was to display the slots in alt + q, this is successful.

The problem is that now the slots no longer display in descriptions: /

It is possible to do both according to this screenshoot:

Edited October 28, 2020 by Daraen

[X-EcutiOnner 6]

It need to edit function in lub for item slot only.

[Daraen 7]

9 hours ago, 𝓧-𝓔𝓬𝓾𝓽𝓲𝓞𝓷𝓷𝓮𝓻 said:

It need to edit function in lub for item slot only.

Iteminfo? I don't know which files you are talking about.
Still stuck on it :/

 

Edited October 29, 2020 by Daraen

[X-EcutiOnner 6]

I mean you need to coding this function in iteminfo.lub like this.

 

Why?

 

For make iteminfo read slot from lub and read others from txt.

 

Or up to you, This is just an introduction.

 

[Daraen 7]

Thank you for this start of the trail, I will explore it and see what comes out of it!

[joven15 0]

7 hours ago, Daraen said:

Thank you for this start of the trail, I will explore it and see what comes out of it!

if you want to add the slot on the item description you should add it on ROfolder/system/iteminfo.lua which is stated of sir X-ecutionner on how, if you want to read inside your grf. follow the guide  the last post from X-ecutionner on how to add item from the old ways. then instead making the itemslot slotCount: 1;  use DESCS.SlotCount, so the client will read the the data from your grf.

 

two ways actually

 

 either you add your item description in iteminfo. or make a itemslotinfo.txt inside your grf.

 

sorry for my bad english.! please enlighten me if im wrong base on my understanding. 

[Daraen 7]

itemslotinfo.txt seems the easiest thing to do. Despite this I can not find any example to be able to do it correctly.
Thank you for your answer anyway
It will also appear that itemslotinfo not works... 
itemslotcounttable is the file that appears to display the slot. unfortunately it doesn't seem to work for me. I'll think about it a little more tonight.

 

 

Itemslotcounttable.txt no longer read by the exe
 

Edited October 29, 2020 by Daraen

[Daraen 7]

16 hours ago, 𝓧-𝓔𝓬𝓾𝓽𝓲𝓞𝓷𝓷𝓮𝓻 said:

I mean you need to coding this function in iteminfo.lub like this.

 

Why?

 

For make iteminfo read slot from lub and read others from txt.

 

Or up to you, This is just an introduction.

 

 

8 hours ago, joven15 said:

if you want to add the slot on the item description you should add it on ROfolder/system/iteminfo.lua which is stated of sir X-ecutionner on how, if you want to read inside your grf. follow the guide  the last post from X-ecutionner on how to add item from the old ways. then instead making the itemslot slotCount: 1;  use DESCS.SlotCount, so the client will read the the data from your grf.

 

two ways actually

 

 either you add your item description in iteminfo. or make a itemslotinfo.txt inside your grf.

 

sorry for my bad english.! please enlighten me if im wrong base on my understanding. 

 

I think your solutions are not working, I have tried a lot of things but none are working.
If anyone else has an idea, I'm a taker.

[Daraen 7]

If no one else has any other idea / clue to pull this off, then we can close the topic.
Perhaps it is possible to modify the exe with the hexadecimal in order to make it read again itemslotcounttable.txt as before.
But it looks like the exe is broken after that and it is no longer possible to start.