Weapon Appearances (Game Mechanics) - Revision history

Ready: /* Weapon Scopes, Blaster Barrel, Stock appearances */

2009-08-18T22:41:12Z

‎Weapon Scopes, Blaster Barrel, Stock appearances

Ready: /* Weapon Scopes, Blaster Barrel, Stock appearances */

2009-08-18T22:38:25Z

‎Weapon Scopes, Blaster Barrel, Stock appearances

Ready: /* Weapon Scopes, Blaster Barrel, Stock appearances */

2009-06-23T23:42:34Z

‎Weapon Scopes, Blaster Barrel, Stock appearances

Ready: /* Component Appearance Files */

2008-05-12T11:48:34Z

‎Component Appearance Files

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2008-05-12T11:48:02Z

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2008-05-12T11:47:42Z

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2008-05-12T11:47:13Z

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2008-05-12T11:45:53Z

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2008-05-12T11:45:30Z

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Ready: /* Weapon Scopes, Blaster Barrel, Stock appearances */

2008-05-12T11:41:56Z

‎Weapon Scopes, Blaster Barrel, Stock appearances

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−	This is a list of all components that are visible on ranged weapons (except the bowcaster) when they are handcrafted and the components are either handcrafted or pulled from a crate before addition to the schematic.	+	This is a list of all components that are visible on ranged weapons (except the bowcaster) when they are handcrafted and the components are either handcrafted or pulled from a crate before addition to the schematic. "Yes" signifies that when that component is added into that particular weapon, it will display its unique appearance on the weapon.

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−	Many weapons can have various customized appearances using ~~the previously mentioned barrel/~~weapon ~~scope types~~, ~~however some weapons give a noticably different appearance when using~~ weapon stocks ~~as well~~. Only hand crafted weapons will have a change in display between an altered/unaltered weapon. Items produced in factories do not pass on the item customization displays. If an item is produced in a factory, it will come out with the appearance as if it had no components added at all. Additionally when putting stocks/scopes/barrels into the weapon, the crafter needs to pull the items from the factory crate if the items are crated else it will consider the item to be factory ran. Just double clicking on the crate to load items into the slots won't work, they actually have to be out of the crate to be considered hand made. A list of weapons whose appearance will be visibly altered by adding in components is shown below.	+	Many weapons can have various customized appearances using ranged weapon components such as barrels, weapon stocks and weapon scope types. Only hand crafted weapons will have a change in display between an altered/unaltered weapon. Items produced in factories do not pass on the item customization displays. If an item is produced in a factory, it will come out with the appearance as if it had no components added at all. Additionally when putting stocks/scopes/barrels into the weapon, the crafter needs to pull the items from the factory crate if the items are crated else it will consider the item to be factory ran. Just double clicking on the crate to load items into the slots won't work, they actually have to be out of the crate to be considered hand made. A list of weapons whose appearance will be visibly altered by adding in components is shown below.

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 This is a list of all components that are visible on ranged weapons (except the bowcaster) when they are handcrafted and the components are either handcrafted or pulled from a crate before addition to the schematic.
-Many weapons can have various customized appearances using the <br>previously mentioned barrel/weapon scope types, however some weapons give a noticably different <br>appearance when using weapon stocks as well. Only hand crafted weapons will  have a change in display <br>between an altered/unaltered weapon. Items produced in factories do not pass on the item customization<br> displays. If an item is produced in a factory, it will come out with the appearance as if it<br> had no components added at all.  Additionally when putting stocks/scopes/barrels into the<br> weapon, the crafter needs to pull the items from the factory crate if the items are crated else it<br> will consider the item to be factory ran. Just double clicking on the crate to load items into<br> the slots won't work, they actually have to be out of the crate to be considered hand made.<br> A list of weapons whose appearance will be visibly altered by adding in components is shown below.
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-This is a list of all components that are visible on ranged weapons (except the bowcaster)<br> when they are handcrafted and the components are either handcrafted or pulled<br> from a crate before addition to the schematic.
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	The following list is of what is suspected to be the list of components that have visible<br> appearances associated with items. This list was obtained from /datatables/crafting/component.iff<br>		The following list is of what is suspected to be the list of components that have visible<br> appearances associated with items. This list was obtained from /datatables/crafting/component.iff<br>
−	One of the noteworthy things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. <br>I suspect that this is somehow used~~<br>~~ to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. Furthermore the listing here is broken down by~~<br>~~ component variations. To see more info about component variations see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].	+	One of the noteworthy things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. <br>I suspect that this is somehow used to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. <br>Furthermore the listing here is broken down by component variations. To see more info about component variations<br> see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].

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−	The following list is of what is suspected to be the list of components that have visible<br> appearances associated with items. This list was obtained from /datatables/crafting/component.iff	+	The following list is of what is suspected to be the list of components that have visible<br> appearances associated with items. This list was obtained from /datatables/crafting/component.iff<br>
	One of the noteworthy things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. <br>I suspect that this is somehow used<br> to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. Furthermore the listing here is broken down by<br> component variations. To see more info about component variations see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].		One of the noteworthy things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. <br>I suspect that this is somehow used<br> to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. Furthermore the listing here is broken down by<br> component variations. To see more info about component variations see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].

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−	The following list is of what is suspected to be the list~~<br>~~ of components that have visible<br> appearances associated with items. This list was obtained from /datatables/crafting/component.iff	+	The following list is of what is suspected to be the list of components that have visible<br> appearances associated with items. This list was obtained from /datatables/crafting/component.iff
−	One of the noteworthy~~<br>~~ things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. I suspect that this is somehow used<br> to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. Furthermore the listing here is broken down by<br> component variations. To see more info about component variations see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].	+	One of the noteworthy things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. <br>I suspect that this is somehow used<br> to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. Furthermore the listing here is broken down by<br> component variations. To see more info about component variations see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].

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−	The following list is of what is suspected to be the list of components that have visible appearances associated with items. One of the noteworthy things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. I suspect that this is somehow used to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. Furthermore the listing here is broken down by component variations. To see more info about component variations see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].	+	The following list is of what is suspected to be the list<br> of components that have visible appearances associated with items. One of the noteworthy<br> things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. I suspect that this is somehow used<br> to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. Furthermore the listing here is broken down by<br> component variations. To see more info about component variations see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].

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	== Component Appearance Files ==		== Component Appearance Files ==
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		+	The following list is of what is suspected to be the list of components that have visible appearances associated with items. One of the noteworthy things is the ID reference which appears to be a CRC. I suspect that this is somehow used to attach/associate these to the weapon objects. Furthermore the listing here is broken down by component variations. To see more info about component variations see [[Weapon Component Variations (Game Mechanics)\|Weapon Component Variations]].