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IS THERE A WAY TO REORDER THE "ITEM DATABASE"?
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CloseHello, new here, new to RPG Maker VX Ace too... my question may be simple I dont know....
I have a bunch of custom items but i would like to reorder them without having to remake the list... I also would like to easily be able to reorder them in the future as needed...
Example: Is there a way I can move "009:Life Up" to become "001:Life Up" but automatically move everything else down a number? so then "001:Potion" would become "002:Potion", etc.
Thanks!
I have a bunch of custom items but i would like to reorder them without having to remake the list... I also would like to easily be able to reorder them in the future as needed...
Example: Is there a way I can move "009:Life Up" to become "001:Life Up" but automatically move everything else down a number? so then "001:Potion" would become "002:Potion", etc.
Thanks!
There's the ability to multicopy and multipaste items in the database, which lets you copy a number (your choice) of items and paste them too. Just right-mouse click on the first one you want to start from, then choose Multi-Copy and pick how many you want to copy. Pasting is as easy as going to the spot you want them at and CTRL+V. Just make sure you have enough space to move them or when it hits the bottom of the list it'll cut off.
You can also copy/paste (CTRL C/CTRL V) each item separately if you like, too.
What I recommend you do when you start making items is leave blanks for what you think you'll need. So something like this:
Even if there's lots of blank spaces, it's easier to shorten a list than re-juggle it later.
You can also copy/paste (CTRL C/CTRL V) each item separately if you like, too.
What I recommend you do when you start making items is leave blanks for what you think you'll need. So something like this:
Even if there's lots of blank spaces, it's easier to shorten a list than re-juggle it later.
Ahh! I see hmm. I guess this will still mess up all existing references I have in place wouldn't it. I'll definitely take the "leaving space" idea into mind with future creating. Thanks much!
Yeah, I forgot to mention that you will have to go back and edit all events that gave items in the past, so... >.<;
(It took a few games for me to learn that leaving space is a good idea. A lot more games than I'm comfortable admitting, actually. XD )
(It took a few games for me to learn that leaving space is a good idea. A lot more games than I'm comfortable admitting, actually. XD )
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