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ShopFrameWork provides restructured "shop.xml" and "shop_type2item.xml" files that allow for finer tuned adjustment of the in-game shop inventories.
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ShopFrameWork
Provided by | SplitSission
:: SplitSission's Intentions ::
It is my hope that the community can breath some life into the shops to make them worth exploring in game. May this aid in that purpose.
Thank you!
:: Foreword ::
- This does not change what is available to purchase in shops as is, on its own, but rather provides a larger degree of possible "micro-modding" and control over the in game shops.
- If there is no intent to mod "shop.xml" or "shop_type2item.xml", this probably won't benefit in any substantial way and is not recommended as it could conflict with other mods that modify or rely on these files as they are.
:: Details ::
- ShopFrameWork provides restructured "shop.xml" and "shop_type2item.xml" files that allow for finer tuned adjustment of the in-game shop inventories.
- These files by default from Warhorse, are responsible for assigning purchasable items to the shops found in Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
-- "Shop.xml" assigns a "shop type id" to the shops which acts as the shops inventory.
-- "Shop_type2item.xml" assigns items to each of the "shop type id"'s.
- Adding items to shops is relatively easy, however, one draw back to "shop.xml" by default, is that it assigns many of the shops found in game the same "shop type id" leading to a repetitive and arguably boring shop experience.
- ShopFrameWork features a "shop.xml" that has reassigned a majority of the shops that previously shared a "shop type id", a new unique "shop type id".
- To account for the new "shop type id"'s, the "shop_type2item.xml" included has been built upon to ensure that no shop goes empty and includes the same items as their vanilla counterparts.
:: #Extras# Folder Notes ::
- This folder contains backup files and a resource .ods spread sheet file that is designed to help in the process of modifying shop inventories.
- A program such as LibreOffice Calc, OpenOffice Calc, Mircosoft Excel, or Google sheets recommended for viewing/modifying this file.
- A "readme" is included in folder with more details regarding these resources.
Provided by | SplitSission
:: SplitSission's Intentions ::
It is my hope that the community can breath some life into the shops to make them worth exploring in game. May this aid in that purpose.
Thank you!
:: Foreword ::
- This does not change what is available to purchase in shops as is, on its own, but rather provides a larger degree of possible "micro-modding" and control over the in game shops.
- If there is no intent to mod "shop.xml" or "shop_type2item.xml", this probably won't benefit in any substantial way and is not recommended as it could conflict with other mods that modify or rely on these files as they are.
:: Details ::
- ShopFrameWork provides restructured "shop.xml" and "shop_type2item.xml" files that allow for finer tuned adjustment of the in-game shop inventories.
- These files by default from Warhorse, are responsible for assigning purchasable items to the shops found in Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
-- "Shop.xml" assigns a "shop type id" to the shops which acts as the shops inventory.
-- "Shop_type2item.xml" assigns items to each of the "shop type id"'s.
- Adding items to shops is relatively easy, however, one draw back to "shop.xml" by default, is that it assigns many of the shops found in game the same "shop type id" leading to a repetitive and arguably boring shop experience.
- ShopFrameWork features a "shop.xml" that has reassigned a majority of the shops that previously shared a "shop type id", a new unique "shop type id".
- To account for the new "shop type id"'s, the "shop_type2item.xml" included has been built upon to ensure that no shop goes empty and includes the same items as their vanilla counterparts.
:: #Extras# Folder Notes ::
- This folder contains backup files and a resource .ods spread sheet file that is designed to help in the process of modifying shop inventories.
- A program such as LibreOffice Calc, OpenOffice Calc, Mircosoft Excel, or Google sheets recommended for viewing/modifying this file.
- A "readme" is included in folder with more details regarding these resources.