Figuring Out client side item codes?

[satanic_psyche]

I checked out the client side Item files,

-The files are ITP.ull,IT0.ull,IT1.ull,IT2.ull,IT3.ull.ITOex.ull
-Most common items are in IT2.ull

>to make the file understandable i coverted them to ".bin" file with the help of "a3ullconv tool", but the number or code values doesnt seem to convert.
-Also found out that most of the items are in serial order as of thier codes, but the code in front of them looks like a serial number rather than the code itself..
I m not able to match the code in front them with either Hex value or numerical value of the actual code.

-also with hex editor when i tried to search for the code value, i find no results either in .bin or .ull file.

the questions i have is :
-does a3ullconv tool converts only text to English or does it also convert numbers from .ull to .bin
-Is there another way to find the code value in .ull or .bin file.??
-Or is the code encrypted ?
-is the code a 8byte value or 4 byte value or 2 byte value..??

I hope someone understands my confusion & resolves the it for me..??
oster_do:zoo_taz:

 

[iNs@nE]

the questions i have is :
-does a3ullconv tool converts only text to English or does it also convert numbers from .ull to .bin
-Is there another way to find the code value in .ull or .bin file.??
-Or is the code encrypted ?
-is the code a 8byte value or 4 byte value or 2 byte value..??

I hope someone understands my confusion & resolves the it for me..??
oster_do:zoo_taz:

No. The A3UllConv does not convert the values. It just converts the text and the info stored on it sparing the numericals.

The value before the code indeed stands for the item code and not the serial code as you mentioned.

The code is 4 bytes. XX XX XX XX. The code aint encrypted. The item files of a particular client are set to be compatible with the server side item files. Thats why you are facing problems matching the item codes of the items. It's pretty simple that you need to decode the hex value and taking that as a reference - decode the other values and estimate the item code of the other items (it's custom set on most servers).