Tfarcenim
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4 months ago Whenever I open a new dank (ID: -1) after I restart my local minecraft game my danks are assigned IDs starting 0, 1, etc... Despite those IDs being already assigned to other danks. This leads to frequencies being involuntary upgraded to higher dank levels (if the new dank is of a higher tier than the original one).
Weird, any reproduction steps? I tried doing what you said and it assigns fine.
It would be nice if there was a posibility to "open" a dank with frequency -1 without assigning it a real frequency and be able to manually assign it a new frequency.
Noted, I will add it as a feature
Commands are currently disabled as they were only meant for fixing worlds back in 1.18 - 1.19 and I would rather find a proper fix.
Garonne
First of all: Danks already assigned an ID work fine.
Whenever I open a new dank (ID: -1) after I restart my local minecraft game my danks are assigned IDs starting 0, 1, etc... Despite those IDs being already assigned to other danks. This leads to frequencies being involuntary upgraded to higher dank levels (if the new dank is of a higher tier than the original one).
Current possible solve: When a new ID needs to be assigned, I first take a Tier 1 dank and assign it to a "new" frequency (ID: 0)... Use /dankstorage reset_frequency to reset it back to -1, and repeat, until the Tier 1 dank is assigned the current highest frequency (or the first new frequency). THEN I take the first new dank and assign it the new frequency to unlock a new frequency.
Possible improvements: It would be nice if there was a posibility to "open" a dank with frequency -1 without assigning it a real frequency and be able to manually assign it a new frequency. Currently, it's not possible to assign danks to frequencies which are not yet "opened" by the above method. Being able to assign frequencies currently not used would be a great help. Being able to assign a frequency using a command would also help.
Being able to set the "next unused frequency" by command would also be tremendously useful.
My request: [New Command] Set next free frequency X. [New Command]
Assign Frequency X, Tier Y to current dank.Unlocking frequency if needed. (if not already working)Edit: Assigning Tier and Frequency to a dank is already possible via command Set_Tier. Will it unlock new frequencies? Ok... No matter which frequency I try, set_tier replies: "frequency doesn't exist", even if I have a dank with said frequency in hand.