Ruby - Item Editor

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23-03-13
Sedrika

Ruby - Item Editor
Since I have more time to spend with development, I thought why should not I improve my old projects.

The Ruby - Item Editor has the following functions:
- Items read / edit / save
- Configuration file
  - Resource version (needed for Item List)
  - Item List file ("Spec_Item.txt" or "propItem.txt")
  - Use item string list ("propItem.txt.txt")
  - Highlight item groups
- Remove items
- Search items
The following comes in future updates:
- More settings for editing
- Create New Items
Ruby - Item List Editor images

Spoiler:

http://puu.sh/2mrAi
http://www.abload.de/img/unbenanntmor0z.png
http://puu.sh/2t7Kv

Ruby.ini

Code:

// General Version 18 // Resource Version FileName "Spec_Item.txt" // Item List UseStringList 1 // Use propItem.txt.txt ClearResources 0 // Clear unused Resources every second (experimental) // Color ClrItemSet 0 // Item Sets ClrItemUlti 0 // Ultimate Items ClrItemMale 0 // Male Items ClrItemFemale 0 // Female Items

The following files must be in the same folder with the editor to make it work correctly:
- defineItem.h
- defineItemKind.h
- defineJob.h
- defineWorld.h
- mdlDyna.inc
- Spec_Item.txt / propItem.txt
  - Depending on the configuration
- propItem.txt.txt
  - Optionally, can be configured in the INI
- ticket.inc
- Ruby.dll
- Ruby.ini
Change Log
Quote:
Beta 0.3

defineAttribute.h is no longer needed
Item attributes can now be changed easily

Beta 0.2

Item search function improved
Item model can now be edited
When you save you can now see the progress
- Figures in %
Improved editing options when editing the Items
Added smart save method
- This means, if you don't edit ex. Item names it won't save the propItem.txt.txt
Added "ClearResources" into the configs
- Unnecessary memory is cleared (it may cause data loss, not tested)
Bug fixes

Beta 0.1

Release on RageZone
Download: Ruby - Item Editor Beta 0.3
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23-03-13
cffazot

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Not as useful as your "GUI Editor" would have been but at least it doesn't require your ragezone username and password, lol.
23-03-13
Cuvvvie

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Quote:

Originally Posted by cffazot

Not as useful as your "GUI Editor" would have been but at least it doesn't require your ragezone username and password, lol.

This is a completely different program than the GUI editor, and it's also a beta release. To compare them is kind of... stupid.

Anyways, thanks for the release.
24-03-13
cffazot

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cuvvvie

This is a completely different program than the GUI editor, and it's also a beta release. To compare them is kind of... stupid.

It is a different program but in terms of difficulty, without having any specific tools, editing items is pretty straight forward while editing windows (e.g. re-positioning and laying out all of the objects) is relatively harder. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that this tool is completely useless. What I'm trying to say is that it won't be appreciated as much as a GUI editor.
24-03-13
Sedrika

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Quote:

Originally Posted by cffazot

It is a different program but in terms of difficulty, without having any specific tools, editing items is pretty straight forward while editing windows (e.g. re-positioning and laying out all of the objects) is relatively harder. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that this tool is completely useless. What I'm trying to say is that it won't be appreciated as much as a GUI editor.

got already more dls then gui editor.
24-03-13
Jomex

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sedrika

got already more dls then gui editor.

IT's just because it doesn't require any account.
24-03-13
Sedrika

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

At elite i got more DL's at gui editor. The user there trust me.
I can not help it if some are stupid here and think i would steal any account information.
The Source is in .NET and with any decompiler for .net you can see everything.
This tool is connected to elite if you want to know.
24-03-13
Jomex

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Well, if I wanted to make error reports through forum i would just create account that program would use to send pm's to me.
24-03-13
Cuvvvie

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Quote:

Originally Posted by cffazot

It is a different program but in terms of difficulty, without having any specific tools, editing items is pretty straight forward while editing windows (e.g. re-positioning and laying out all of the objects) is relatively harder. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that this tool is completely useless. What I'm trying to say is that it won't be appreciated as much as a GUI editor.

I understand what you're saying, I guess. But still, it's like saying, "Why did you make a weak res-extractor when you (or someone else) already made a quality map-editor?" It's comparing apples and oranges, it doesn't make sense. I can see why people wouldn't want to release here if people keep saying, "Your last program was better," even though it is completely irrelevant.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jomex

Well, if I wanted to make error reports through forum i would just create account that program would use to send pm's to me.

The discussion about the GUI editor should only be in the GUI editor thread, which is locked, so just let it go.
This release has nothing to do with that one. The only thing in common between the two is the creator.
30-03-13
Sedrika

Re: Ruby - Item Editor
Added some more features.

Change Log
Quote:
Beta 0.2

Item search function improved
Item model can now be edited
When you save you can now see the progress
- Figures in %
Improved editing options when editing the Items
Added smart save method
- This means, if you don't edit ex. Item names it won't save the propItem.txt.txt
Added "ClearResources" into the configs
- Unnecessary memory is cleared (it may cause data loss, not tested)
Bug fixes
Download in first post.
01-04-13
Logicol

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Despite whatever everyone is saying above, I think this is an excellent resource Sedrika. I personally hate editing resource (and especially) editing particular item files as the spec_item file is ridiculously long and full of useless columns. Thanks.
03-04-13
Sedrika

Re: Ruby - Item Editor
Another update, although it was not made much but the comfort is better.
Quote:
Beta 0.3

defineAttribute.h is no longer needed
Item attributes can now be changed easily
http://puu.sh/2t7Kv
03-04-13
Ketchup

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sedrika

Another update, although it was not made much but the comfort is better.

http://puu.sh/2t7Kv

Does your tool only support v18 and lower, or does it support the v19 format as well? I haven't tested it or looked at it yet really, just curious.
03-04-13
Sedrika

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

v15 up to v19.
Just Change it in Ruby.ini.
I'm using v18 resource parameter.
15-06-14
John09

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Thanks
15-08-14
Readme

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

please uploud https://mega.co.nz/
17-10-14
Altheim

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Mega Mirror: http://qck.in/3e1m
15-06-16
spritex

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

please upload mediafire
15-11-16
Travis Whitney

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Although a very old thread, i love the idea of this and i'd love to use it. When i tried using it my database.exe doesn't start after editing an item and leaves a .dmp file. i edited the configuration to propitem.txt.
14-12-19
lazz

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Not work and keep freeze and crash useless tool
14-12-19
Bradley

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

Quote:

Originally Posted by lazz

Not work and keep freeze and crash useless tool

How does it keep crashing and why? Please give some constructive feedback as I’ll give this a try.
14-12-19
lazz

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

it just not working with V17 or V18 you can try but it won't work it is fake tool i don;t know why plp spend some much time doing rubbish thing
02-09-20
mikolpo

Re: Ruby - Item Editor

why saving is so slow it was already 1hr and still its on 50% progress