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3 NEW Scifi Clothing

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So today Habbo released these 3 new clothes

clu36 - 3 NEW Scifi Clothing - RaGEZONE Forums
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Download for swfs: (includes zoomouts for old ui and swfs for current revision)


Figuredatas and figuremap:
Code:
//figuremap
    Add these to your figuremap.xml (bottom or top, doesnt matter)

  <lib id="acc_face_U_mouthhugger" revision="63194">
    <part id="2997" type="fa"/>
  </lib>
    <lib id="hat_U_sentinel" revision="63195">
    <part id="2995" type="ha"/>
  </lib>
    <lib id="hat_U_starexplorer" revision="63196">
    <part id="2996" type="ha"/>
  </lib>

//figuredata
    Add this to your figuredata.xml under "<settype type="fa">" (bottom or top, doesnt matter)
    
  <set id="63194" gender="U" club="2" colorable="0" selectable="1" preselectable="0">
  <part id="2997" type="fa" colorable="0" index="0" colorindex="0"/>
  </set>
  
  
    Add these to your figuredata.xml under "<settype type="ha">" (bottom or top, doesnt matter)
    
  <set id="63195" gender="U" club="2" colorable="0" selectable="1" preselectable="0" sellable="1">
  <part id="2995" type="ha" colorable="0" index="0" colorindex="0"/>
  </set>
  <set id="63196" gender="U" club="2" colorable="0" selectable="1" preselectable="0" sellable="1">
  <part id="2996" type="ha" colorable="0" index="0" colorindex="0"/>
  </set>
 

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Why does everything too detailed the past couple years? Like where is the simplicity?

Sulake removed zoomed 50% images from Habbo so they could add more detail to their graphics.
 
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Nice release man. Could you by the way explain the categories?

<settype type="fa"> = head accessories I guess, am I right? Where do the other categories stand for? Because sometimes I wanna add new clothes and I'm struggling by figuredata. Figuremap doesn't matter where you add the code i guess. If someone could explain i'd be very thankful.
 
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Nice release man. Could you by the way explain the categories?

<settype type="fa"> = head accessories I guess, am I right? Where do the other categories stand for? Because sometimes I wanna add new clothes and I'm struggling by figuredata. Figuremap doesn't matter where you add the code i guess. If someone could explain i'd be very thankful.

The figure string looks like this:
hd-80-101.hr-20-10......

We split the figure by a "." to determine sets of parts.

That means we get:

  • hd-80-101
  • hr-20-10


Then split it by "-" to get the data.

That means we get:

  1. hd
  2. 80
  3. 101

The first part is the set type. In this case "hd".
The second type is the set ID. In this case "80". The set contains parts like body, face, eyes, arms, legs etc.
Lastly you have the colors.


The figure DATA is used to create the clothing sets (hd-80, hr-20) and define the colors.

The figure MAP is used to create set parts and tell Habbo which swf files the images for them parts are in.


Reservoir - 3 NEW Scifi Clothing - RaGEZONE Forums



These are the types of sets available to use:

  • hd - Head / Body types
  • hr - Hair
  • ha - Hats
  • he - Head Extra (bunny ears etc.)
  • ea - Eye Accessory (glasses etc.)
  • fa - Face Accessory (mustache etc.)
  • ch - Chest (shirts)
  • ca - Chest Accessory (scarf, necklace etc.)
  • cc - Chest Coat (jackets)
  • cp - Chest Print (football numbers etc.)
  • lg - Legs
  • wa - Waist Accessory (belts etc.)
  • sh - Shoes
 
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The figure string looks like this:
hd-80-101.hr-20-10......

We split the figure by a "." to determine sets of parts.

That means we get:

  • hd-80-101
  • hr-20-10


Then split it by "-" to get the data.

That means we get:

  1. hd
  2. 80
  3. 101

The first part is the set type. In this case "hd".
The second type is the set ID. In this case "80". The set contains parts like body, face, eyes, arms, legs etc.
Lastly you have the colors.


The figure DATA is used to create the clothing sets (hd-80, hr-20) and define the colors.

The figure MAP is used to create set parts and tell Habbo which swf files the images for them parts are in.


Reservoir - 3 NEW Scifi Clothing - RaGEZONE Forums



These are the types of sets available to use:

  • hd - Head / Body types
  • hr - Hair
  • ha - Hats
  • he - Head Extra (bunny ears etc.)
  • ea - Eye Accessory (glasses etc.)
  • fa - Face Accessory (mustache etc.)
  • ch - Chest (shirts)
  • ca - Chest Accessory (scarf, necklace etc.)
  • cc - Chest Coat (jackets)
  • cp - Chest Print (football numbers etc.)
  • lg - Legs
  • wa - Waist Accessory (belts etc.)
  • sh - Shoes

You made it very clear, thanks for it man!
 
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