q menu inventory question

[prozac424242]

I searched the forums for this but did not find anything:

How do I put items in folders in the Q menu inventory?
You know, those sacks, and when you go in the sack,
you have the option to go back, or select an npc in this category.

[CheeToS2]

Name the NPC like this: Bagname/NPCname.
Examples:
Cats/Brown Cat
Cats/Blue Cat
Cats/Tie Dye Cat

[calani]

Its the legendary Tye Dye Cat!
470hp, 230mp, 29 cha, 3str, 876exp

"That is Tye Dye Cat."
"It is likely more beautiful than you."


anyways, back on topic.
prozac, did you mean organize npcs within the normal qmenu, or are you trying to make your own?

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by calani

Its the legendary Tye Dye Cat!
470hp, 230mp, 29 cha, 3str, 876exp

"That is Tye Dye Cat."
"It is likely more beautiful than you."

Waste. Of. MySQL. Storage.

Originally Posted by calani

anyways, back on topic.
prozac, did you mean organize npcs within the normal qmenu, or are you trying to make your own?

Sounds like the built-in weapon menu.

[prozac424242]

trying to make my own
but when i try that it says i cannot add WEAPONS/bagname/weapon
in the rc window.
is there some serveroption to set?

also i kinda got my own q menu replacement made,
i am guessing i can parse the weapon name on the / charachter
for different 'folders'in my custom system?

[napo_p2p]

Originally Posted by prozac424242

i cannot add WEAPONS/bagname/weapon

Do you have rw WEAPONS/*/*?

[ForgottenLegacy]

Originally Posted by prozac424242

cannot add WEAPONS/bagname/weapon

There's something in serveropts called 'npcrights', and if it's true, which it should be for certain reasons, then you need to have rights to the individual bagname. So add "rw WEAPONS/bagname/*" to your rights list, or you can go with "rw WEAPONS/*/*" to give yourself rights to every weapon.

Originally Posted by prozac424242

also i kinda got my own q menu replacement made,
i am guessing i can parse the weapon name on the / charachter
for different 'folders'in my custom system?

That would work. In GS2, you can use string.tokenize(delim) and have the "/" character, in quotes, as the delim. This would tokenize the string based not only on spaces, but on both spaces and the "/" character. GS1 uses the tokenize2 delims,string; command, and it works the same, but the "/" character doesn't need to be in quotes.