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<blockquote data-quote="JayC" data-source="post: 367192" data-attributes="member: 36373"><p>I have found that coding this command on phoenix would be a waste.</p><p>1) Phoenix is not THAT stable and when you have a big database and a lot of users , it gets really slow</p><p></p><p>BUT if you still want to do this , here is a step by step how but I will not be doing it for you.</p><p></p><p>1) Stack height is controlled in the "furniture" table which is globally set, you will need to add a field in the items table and give it a default of like "-1"</p><p>2) You will need to grab that data when it grabs the rest of the items table</p><p>3) You will need to use that command to change the default stack height of that item</p><p>4) Find the part where it controls what happens to the stack height, check to see if its -1 in the items table if it is use the global variable, if its not use the item variable</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JayC, post: 367192, member: 36373"] I have found that coding this command on phoenix would be a waste. 1) Phoenix is not THAT stable and when you have a big database and a lot of users , it gets really slow BUT if you still want to do this , here is a step by step how but I will not be doing it for you. 1) Stack height is controlled in the "furniture" table which is globally set, you will need to add a field in the items table and give it a default of like "-1" 2) You will need to grab that data when it grabs the rest of the items table 3) You will need to use that command to change the default stack height of that item 4) Find the part where it controls what happens to the stack height, check to see if its -1 in the items table if it is use the global variable, if its not use the item variable [/QUOTE]
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