Add items

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Add the items concept. The items should have the following types:

• Equipment (Weapons, armos, etc)
• Consumables (Food, potions, drinks, etc)
• Materials (Raw materials, processed materials, relics and anything used in craft)
• Misc (Any item that doesn't fit in above types and doesn't deserve it's own category)

Each item should have a unique icon also. The icon can be used in any slot-capable item, like inventory, equipment, auction house, loot bags and so on.

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Item Resource

Item resources is the basic attribute, which doesn't change once the item is instantiated. All item resources are static and live on resources files, be it on client or server. There are some properties that should exists only on server-side.

Most item resources will have base properties, like category, name, icon, slots and so on.

Items have the following categories:

• Material, which can be used to craft or build something;
• Usable, which can be used by the player to trigger some action (buff, heal, lootbox and so on);
• Equipment, which can be equipped by the player (weapons, armors, gloves, etc);
• Spacial, which have unique behavior, like coins or medals;

All items will share the following common properties:

• Category, can be Material, Consumable, Equipment or Special;
• Sub Category, unique identifier inside the category;
• Name, the name of the item (this is just for debug purpose, since the localisation will set the name on the client);
• Description, what this is does or used for;
• Model, the model file of this item. It will be used to create the icon also;
• Max Stack Count, how many items of the same category and sub category can be stacked together;
• Required Proficiency, if there is any required proficiency to use the item;

Consumables will have the following unique properties:

• Action, the action code to trigger, when using the consumable (server-only);

Equipment will have the following unique properties:

• Slot, where the item should be equipped (head, torso, left hand, ring, etc);
• Skill List, which skills this item may enables to use, while equipping (server-only);
  • Skill ID, unique identifier of which skill this item enables;
  • Rate, the probability of this skill be available when instantiating the item;
• Attribute List, what attribute this item may give to the user (server-only);
  • Attribute ID, unique identifier of which attribute this items add;
  • Rate, the probability of this attribute be available when instantiating the item;

Item Instance

Items Instance represents an unique instance of a given Item Resource. Many of properties of Item Instance will be used from Item Resource or generated when the item instance is created.

Item Resources are generated on runtime and lives on a DB, due to some guaranties needed, like ACID transactions when creating, updating or deleting items.

All items instances will share a common:

• Unique ID, unique item instance id;
• Item Resource, the base item resource;
• Tier, the tier of the item;
• Quality, the average quality of the item (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, Supreme);
• Required Skill Level, after evaluating the current tier, what is the required level to use the item;
• Stack Count, how many stacked items this instance has;

Consumable will have the following unique properties:

• Action Effect List, a generic list of effects yield by this consumable, computed from Tier and Quality;

Equipment will have the following unique properties:

• Maximum Durability, the maximum durability of equipment, computed from Tier and Quality;
• Durability, current durability of equipment;
• Skill List, the current available skills of this equipment;
  • Skill ID, the skill identifier
  • Skill Level, the level of the skill, computed from Tier and Quality;
• Attribute List, the current available attributes of this equipment;
  • Attribute ID, the attribute identifier
  • Attribute Points, how many attribute points this item add, computed from Tier and Quality;