XML codes to share outfits more easily. |
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I was thinking that there should be an easier system to share outfits and the answer seemed quite simple to me. Just like we can share maps with XML codes I think we should be able to share outfits with XML codes, too. This way we can easily copy and paste the code to our friends if they want to wear the same outfit or want to have the same colours in an item without having to copypaste each colour seperately. This is how the export button could look like: ![]() Imagine the following combination of accessories: ![]() (You can display the item IDs in the shop by using the /infoshop command.) The XML for this combination could look like this: <O><O 0="38" C1="FEFEFE" C2="750200" C3="373026"><O 3="3" C1="750200"><O 6="19" C1="8C0300" C2="CFCFCF" C3="CDCDCD"><O 22="18"></O> Please let me know what you think about this. Edit: Forgot to mention an important part of my suggestion. Of course the shop would also need an input field where you can post another code to put it on. Writing this, I am now thinking that this might also be an option to try on different items at the same time. Right now we can only try one item by clicking on its sprite but we can never try more than 1 item at the same time. The outfit slot sale might suffer from this suggestion but this could be prevented by having to buy at least one outfit slot in order to unlock the options with the code. Dernière modification le 1432106820000 |
![]() ![]() « Citoyen » 1432074840000
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In deed, that would be so useful !! Great idea! ^_^ |
![]() ![]() « Consul » 1432076400000
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This idea sounds great! /support |
![]() « Censeur » 1432076940000
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NOT BAD /support |
![]() ![]() « Consul » 1432079940000
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Outfits are stored slightly differently than XML, you can see how by using the .look variable with Lua in modules. For example, using the following code Code a dit : Will return the IDs of my shop items in my current outfit, with custom colours and whatnot. My outfit a dit : You can then even use that in something like Micetigri's dressroom generator to get the same result (kind of, it seems to not be using colour codes in the same way right now). http://api.micetigri.fr/generator/transformice/17;19,9,10_ffffff+ffffff+ffffff,5,5,0,1,0,0 I can see the use in this, but I think it detracts from the point of outfits completely. |
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This would be a nice feature but as they said, it would render the outfits useless (which people most likely buy with fraises). A feature to share outfits with other players would be so nice though. |
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Epifistu a dit : If I'm right you can obtain the look into a text form Shamousey a dit : GDI SHAMOU YOU NINJA'D me by hours Shamousey think of it as a way to share the outfit like Uh how you can share outfits in animal crossing using QR codes Dernière modification le 1432101840000 |
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I'm all for this. Sure, it may somewhat harm outfit sales, but at the same time you open up the possibility to put entire outfits up for sale or to gift. Hell you could even use this to compile a wishlist or something. There are plenty of opportunities to monetize something like this too so that shouldn't be an excuse to not do it. |
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Lemodile a dit : That was actually quite a good point ._. But then again it'll probably harm the outfit sales |
![]() ![]() « Consul » 1432103520000
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/support |
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Shamosy, I see what you are saying and actually also was thinking about the micetigri outfit generator. There's this "Help me with my outfit thread" and I thought it would make sense if we could make outfits on micetigri, & then you can also share the outfit's code within the thread so the person doesn't need to replicate it by hand. The lua option is good but I actually forgot to mention the problem with it in the OP which is really important for my suggestion. Obviously we'd also need some kind of input in the shop where we paste the code to wear the outfit. That is, afaik, not possible with lua. Lemodile a dit : These are all good points which I think make lots of sense, I really like the entire outfits on the sale and wishlists. I also thought about the point that it might harm in selling the outfit slots in the shop. A solution could be that only once you bought 1 outfit slot you can also export the outfits as a code. |
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Epifistu a dit : I thought of another solution, importing a code requires cheese or fraise instead (of a small cost like 5) While exporting is free (Was going to write this earlier but my wifi derped on me) Dernière modification le 1432106940000 |
![]() ![]() « Citoyen » 1432127220000
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/support |
![]() ![]() « Citoyen » 1432692720000
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/support Sharing is caring o3o |
![]() « Censeur » 1482859620000
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/support |
![]() ![]() « Consul » 1498485720000
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/support! |
![]() ![]() « Citoyen » 1498537740000
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No support. Defeats the purpose of "outfits". |
![]() ![]() « Citoyen » 1498547640000
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/support Looks like a good idea. |
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the outfit slots were an absurdity in the first place: this is much more convenient and useful. |