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  1. #31
    Valued Member wilifox is offline
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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    Ty Very much!!! Munky only one question.

    1º C:\runwalker\client\ no exist folder data
    2º C:\runewalker\resource\ no exist folder data too

    then need create data ? and that content must be both folders? ty

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    Quote Originally Posted by wilifox View Post
    Ty Very much!!! Munky only one question.

    1º C:\runwalker\client\ no exist folder data
    2º C:\runewalker\resource\ no exist folder data too

    then need create data ? and that content must be both folders? ty
    Just create that folders.
    You have to keep all .db files you save with this program in both of these folders to make evrything work properly.

    I wanted to create a tool or feature to make these things automaticaly, but it`s not very obvious how to doit easily and user-friendly taking into account that server and client may (and should) be located on different machines. The last thing is true for me, because server consumes too much RAM, so I have to run client and server on 2 computers
    Last edited by MunkyCS; 04-06-15 at 08:22 PM.

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    ok ty Munky;) i try it!

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    so played a bit around with your tool, really great thanks again. :)

    one important thing to me:
    when I edit some skills and buffs I save them the DB's and everything is ok.
    but when I want to edit another day more skills, I need to change the old ones again?
    so everytime the DB's are "reset" when opening the data.fdb right?
    do you plan any solution for this? because when I edit 100 skills for example and want 2 more next day, I had to make all previous 100 again?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kalle101 View Post
    so played a bit around with your tool, really great thanks again. :)

    one important thing to me:
    when I edit some skills and buffs I save them the DB's and everything is ok.
    but when I want to edit another day more skills, I need to change the old ones again?
    so everytime the DB's are "reset" when opening the data.fdb right?
    do you plan any solution for this? because when I edit 100 skills for example and want 2 more next day, I had to make all previous 100 again?
    Nope, all of your changes should be loaded at the next usage. You see, I have developed my own Abbey for 50-58 levels and I did this through out all of my tool testing, so I had to restart tool uncountable times. And all of the new skills stil work and are editable and I haven`t ever recreate any of my spells.

    Tool is looking for .db to load by the relative (to data.fdb) path ..\data\. So that means you have to have your .db in the data folder, that is a subfolder for a directory, which als has fdb\data.fdb file.
    In my case, I have my client installed on Runewaker\RunesOfMagic. So I have data.fdb in directory RuneWaker\RunesOfMagic\fdb\. And all my *.db are on RuneWaker\RunesOfMagic\data\ (also they have copies on server with path RuneWaker\Resource\data).

    It`s meant that you open that data.fdb on client or from resourse\fdb folder. If you load data.fdb from a different place and save your .db directly to client or server - so it`s obvious you will meat some problems.

    however, if you do everything right, then I have no idea right now. As I said - I don`t have that issue at all. In this case - let me now, and I will try to found out.
    Last edited by MunkyCS; 05-06-15 at 05:27 AM.

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    Quote Originally Posted by MunkyCS View Post

    Tool is looking for .db to load by the relative (to data.fdb) path ..\data\. So that means you have to have your .db in the data folder, that is a subfolder for a directory, which als has fdb\data.fdb file.
    In my case, I have my client installed on Runewaker\RunesOfMagic. So I have data.fdb in directory RuneWaker\RunesOfMagic\fdb\. And all my *.db are on RuneWaker\RunesOfMagic\data\ (also they have copies on server with path RuneWaker\Resource\data).

    It`s meant that you open that data.fdb on client or from resourse\fdb folder. If you load data.fdb from a different place and save your .db directly to client or server - so it`s obvious you will meat some problems.

    however, if you do everything right, then I have no idea right now. As I said - I don`t have that issue at all. In this case - let me now, and I will try to found out.
    Hey MunkyCS,

    Thank you for your work. :-)
    I load my data.fdb from C:\RuneWaker\Resource\fdb\data.fdb. My .db files are in
    C:\RuneWaker\Resource\data\.....db. Is this ok? Because the tool loads the .fdb but not the things that I edited (xyz.db)

    Greetings

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    Quote Originally Posted by Reaperman View Post
    Hey MunkyCS,

    Thank you for your work. :-)
    I load my data.fdb from C:\RuneWaker\Resource\fdb\data.fdb. My .db files are in
    C:\RuneWaker\Resource\data\.....db. Is this ok? Because the tool loads the .fdb but not the things that I edited (xyz.db)

    Greetings
    Well, paths are okey. In case if you sure of this :D. That`s strange. The same paths work for me quite well. By the way, what version of .NET do you have? And the OS? And also you may write privately full cycle of your actions step-by-step. So edit thing, save all, restart tool and etc. Note if you clone things their GUID may be not 6 but 7 numbers length. Haven`t you rename any of .db files? You should save them with original names (case does not make sence)

    - - - Updated - - -

    v0.2.3 && v0.2.4 Released!
    Please read first post please for a bit of instructions.
    Last edited by MunkyCS; 05-06-15 at 06:55 AM.

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    Quote Originally Posted by MunkyCS View Post

    - - - Updated - - -

    v0.2.3 && v0.2.4 Released!
    Please read first post please for a bit of instructions.
    For me now it works :-)
    Thank you so much

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    Quote Originally Posted by MunkyCS View Post
    Nope, all of your changes should be loaded at the next usage. You see, I have developed my own Abbey for 50-58 levels and I did this through out all of my tool testing, so I had to restart tool uncountable times. And all of the new skills stil work and are editable and I haven`t ever recreate any of my spells.

    Tool is looking for .db to load by the relative (to data.fdb) path ..\data\. So that means you have to have your .db in the data folder, that is a subfolder for a directory, which als has fdb\data.fdb file.
    In my case, I have my client installed on Runewaker\RunesOfMagic. So I have data.fdb in directory RuneWaker\RunesOfMagic\fdb\. And all my *.db are on RuneWaker\RunesOfMagic\data\ (also they have copies on server with path RuneWaker\Resource\data).

    It`s meant that you open that data.fdb on client or from resourse\fdb folder. If you load data.fdb from a different place and save your .db directly to client or server - so it`s obvious you will meat some problems.

    however, if you do everything right, then I have no idea right now. As I said - I don`t have that issue at all. In this case - let me now, and I will try to found out.
    You are right, I opened the data.fdb from a different folder.
    Now I opened data.fdb from Server Resource and my test-skill is still edited. Thanks man! :D

    If the client or server files were updated, are the edited DB's still compatible with new data.fdb?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kalle101 View Post
    You are right, I opened the data.fdb from a different folder.
    Now I opened data.fdb from Server Resource and my test-skill is still edited. Thanks man! :D

    If the client or server files were updated, are the edited DB's still compatible with new data.fdb?
    It depends, you know. Anyway, I (or someone) would need to create a merging tool. In the case if data structures will change it will be hard to move your changes on a new version. Same story about situation, when you cloned too much new objects with 6-number length guids. They should have overlap with new ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MunkyCS View Post
    It depends, you know. Anyway, I (or someone) would need to create a merging tool. In the case if data structures will change it will be hard to move your changes on a new version. Same story about situation, when you cloned too much new objects with 6-number length guids. They should have overlap with new ones.
    Ok I will continue testing.
    For now you helped me very much.
    thanks again for creating and sharing this tool. I appreciate it and your work!

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    v 0.3.0 Released!
    Adde basic support for all items, a bit more wide for eqipment, another bit more wide for weapons.
    Fixed saveing strings .db issue

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    Quote Originally Posted by MunkyCS View Post
    v 0.3.0 Released!
    Adde basic support for all items, a bit more wide for eqipment, another bit more wide for weapons.
    Fixed saveing strings .db issue
    Hey MunkyCS,





    the version works great. Thanx for that.


    Will it be possible in a future version that we can edit things like WearStat[]Array ?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Reaperman View Post
    Hey MunkyCS, the version works great. Thanx for that.
    Will it be possible in a future version that we can edit things like WearStat[]Array ?
    It`s already possible, just use little "..." button when you hover your mouse over Attributes field.

    v 0.3.1 Released:
    + Stats support
    + TreasureObject (drop lists) support

    If you want to make an item with one random stat for example, you have to use treasures for that. Just create a treasure with stats you need, or use existing. Then set item`s one of the stats field so, that it`s id == tresure guid and rate == 100% (100000). If you want 1 of n random stats, simply pushing them to stats of an item with rates like 1/n won`t give you desired result. Allso be carefull not to mix up RuneObjects and Stats, while using treasures. I haven`t tested setting rune as a stat, I suppose that nothing neither interesting nor usefull would happen.

    Also, to make TreasureObject have more/less slots for items:
    1. Set desired count.
    2. Re-find this treasure
    3. Re-open this treasure.

    Note: max count is 100.
    Last edited by MunkyCS; 07-06-15 at 04:01 PM.

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    Re: ROM DB Editor

    Quote Originally Posted by MunkyCS View Post
    It`s already possible, just use little "..." button when you hover your mouse over Attributes field
    Hey MunkyCS,

    thanx for you answer. I think it´s not overall "..."....Here are a Buff:


    Here are a weapon and there are no "..."



    Greetings
    Reaperman



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