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Are you doing....

-additem ###?
Such as....

-additem 40

heyitsmexd wrote:I dont think the -additem works.

i think...
try the -spawn (item id)

i tried
-additem l09U
-spawn l09U
-spa l09U
thats an example
l09U is a real code.
thats what i've been doing but never worked.

lmao.
dude, it's a capital i
and it's -spawn

OH lol. I've been doing lowercase L's.

heyitsmexd wrote:i tried
-additem l09U
-spawn l09U
-spa l09U
thats an example
l09U is a real code.
thats what i've been doing but never worked.

follow what the raw code is...
raw codes are case sensitive when using -spawn (item id)

mickaboy72 wrote:

heyitsmexd wrote:i tried
-additem l09U
-spawn l09U
-spa l09U
thats an example
l09U is a real code.
thats what i've been doing but never worked.

follow what the raw code is...
raw codes are case sensitive when using -spawn (item id)

Dude... we solved it already...
...Learn to read the above?

nicejob
guys any idea what -reg function does or how it works
and one more thing wouldn't it save the kid alot of time if ya filter the text file with RegEX?

edit :
i dont have the visual studio on this computer but this c# code should do the trick
//the sinput is easy to get via file.ReadToEnd()
//and soutput is very easy file.save save something dont remember

soutput = Regex.Replace(
sinput,
@"(\[(?<itemid>\S+)\])
(comment=(?<itemname>.+))
([^\[].*\n)*",
@"${itemid} - ${itemname}
");

would somebody be nice enf to run the code in c# on the textfile - the expression would do the rest. *hope string is big enf*

edi2 : string is real big
and the expression i used in the end was
@"\[(?<itemid>[^\]:]+)(:\S+)?\]
comment=(?<itemname>.+)
((?(Description=)((Description=)(?<itemdescription>.+))|([^\[].*))\n)*"
cuz there where items with same names , only to realise they had same description gah
oh and some more coding to get be in csv (u can open with excel...)

is this final conquest???

...No? This is master crafter...I am so confused now...