I do not believe so, but I use R63, I am guessing it is the same formatIts furnidata.xml
Yeah, I already tried adding it to furnidata, no luck. I'll try thisI do not believe so, but I use R63, I am guessing it is the same format
If you are looking for the catalog name its the catalog_items database table you change the "name" column.
The furnidata.xml or furnidata.txt whichever you use, will be for furniture in the room
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Gold Bar" WHERE catalog_name="CFC_500_goldbar";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Money Bag" WHERE catalog_name="CFC_200_moneybag";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Gold Coin" WHERE catalog_name="CFC_100_coin_gold";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Gold Bar" WHERE catalog_name="CFC_100_goldbar";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Silver Coin" WHERE catalog_name="CFC_50_coin_silver";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Gold Coin" WHERE catalog_name="CF_10_coin_gold";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Ruby" WHERE catalog_name="CF_200_ruby";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Money Bag" WHERE catalog_name="CF_20_moneybag";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Bricks" WHERE catalog_name="CF_300_bricks";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Suitcase" WHERE catalog_name="CF_5000_suitcase";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Gold Bar" WHERE catalog_name="CF_50_goldbar";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Silver Coin" WHERE catalog_name="CF_5_coin_silver";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Duck" WHERE catalog_name="CF_750_duck";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Small Ruby" WHERE catalog_name="CF_75_ruby_small";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Diamond" WHERE catalog_name="CF_diamond_2500";
UPDATE catalog_items SET catalog_name="Duck" WHERE catalog_name="CF_350_duck";