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📑000 - ShopName

Shop — General Format

Defines the items sold by an NPC. This is the format used by all files in this folder — each file represents an NPC's shop, linked by the number at the beginning of the filename to the corresponding Index in ShopManager.txt (e.g., 000 - Hanzo the Blacksmith.txt is the shop for Index 0).

Column

Accepted Values

Description

Sect

Number (item group)

Combined with Type, it forms the ID of the item being sold.

Type

Number (item index within the group)

See Sect.

Level

Number

Level (+value) of the item for sale.

Dur

Number, or 0

Item durability. 0 = automatically uses the default maximum durability of that item.

Skill

Number

Item Skill option.

Luck

Number

Item Luck option.

Option

Number

Additional option (the percentage damage/defense bonus) of the item.

ExcOp

Number, in bits (0 to 63)

Excellent options of the item. 0 = none.

SetOp

Number

Ancient/set option of the item. 0 = none.

JoH

Number

Jewel of Harmony bonus of the item (same format as JewelOfHarmonyOption.txt: one half indicates which bonus, the other half indicates its level). 0 = none.

OEx

Number

Special "380" option of the item (see 380ItemOption.txt). 0 = none.

Socket1 – Socket5

Number, or 255

Option for each of the item's sockets, in order. 255 = empty socket. Only has an effect if the item actually supports that socket (see SocketItemType.txt).

Bonus

Number, or 255

Special socket combination bonus of the item (see block 1/2 of SocketItemOption.txt). 255 = none.

Comment

Text after //

Name of the item, for editor identification purposes only — it is not read by the game.

Notes

  • All items in a shop come with fixed options defined line by line — nothing here is randomized like it is with items that drop from monsters.

  • If the item does not support sockets (is not in SocketItemType.txt), the values in Socket1–Socket5 are ignored.

  • The order of the lines in the file is the order in which the items fill the shop slots, from top to bottom and left to right — if a larger item does not fit in the current position, it skips to the next available one.

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