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Furni Converter
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This is a filter that I have been expirementing with..you turn the filter on and exit your room then go back into it and some of your stuff will change into the following furniture in which you select... don't worry it turns back to your original once you sign out and sign back in. Right now they are just like 6 or 7 of the basic furniture, but I am working on getting rares and making it serverside with rares.
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That would be a pretty cool serverside..when do you think you will have it?????and good luck with the rest
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thx... um I really am not sure yet I have been working on it and got it so that you can turn stuff into premier tables but no rares yet.. I am hoping to get something good by tonight
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Ahh, this is very easy to do.
It's how Clinthill made the original mixer pickup filter. He changed the ID of the loaded mixer to a piece of furniture that you could pick up, and in return, the mixer was picked up into your pack. http://cokestudios2.cokemusic.com/sf...ue_English.txt Simply look at each line for each individual piece of furniture and replace the prodIds with that of the prodId given in that .txt file above. :p |
did you get all of those by logging with wpe pro.. because I don't see that stuff in the results.. what do you have to do to the furni if you want to see it on the results>?
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No man, that .txt file is an official url.
The prodid is the very first thing you see. Each line of text is information for every single piece of furniture on coke. At the beginning of each line you see ITEM=[ #prodId: "3", The value in between the quotes that I highlighted in red is the prodid of the furniture on the line. And it is the premier chair. If you give me a minute I'll post exactly what you have to edit and replace using a filter. EDIT: Here it is. Search: <POS cid="XXX" Modify: <POS cid="YYY" Whereas XXX is the prodid of the furni you are replacing, and YYY is the prodid of the furniture that will replace the furni with the prodid of XXX. This doesn't effect every single piece of furniture in the room, however. Only a few or sometimes only one. So let's say I wanted to replace a coke couch with a grunge couch. This would be my filter. Search: <POS cid="50" Modify: <POS cid="65" |
hey I got a question.. does the code need to be in hex before you put it on
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No. The prodid is part of the value itself.
You just convert the prodid with all the other text around it. |
I am sorta confused so with that code.. what numbers would you put into the seach and modify spots?
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o_o
You convert them into hex codes. Search: <POS cid="XXX" Modify: <POS cid="YYY" Replace the xxx and yyy then convert both into hex. |
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