How does A20 restore the feature of searching zombies in the old version

[feiyi]

I try to add an ID in the loot.xml file to define a drop list, and then add lotlistondeath in the entityclasses.xml file, but an error will be reported when entering the game, and a red letter will pop up when searching

Edited December 8, 2021 by feiyi (see edit history)

[Red Eagle LXIX]

LootContainer references are now based on names instead of numeral IDs, making collisions between mods less likely

You need to give the container a name not an ID anymore.

[feiyi]

40 minutes ago, Red Eagle LXIX said:

 

 

You need to give the container a name not an ID anymore.

I added the specified name, but still reported an error

<lootcontainer id="220" name="junk" count="0,2" size="4,3" sound_open="UseActions/open_backpack" sound_close="UseActions/close_backpack" open_time="1.5" loot_quality_template="qualBaseTemplate">

 

52 minutes ago, Red Eagle LXIX said:

 

 

You need to give the container a name not an ID anymore.

A legal container contains ID and name. I once added ID and name. Name exists on the original basis. ID is also independent and unused, but red ink will jump every time I search

[Red Eagle LXIX]

I just noticed your screenshot is missing the close on the property tag during the append (or covered by the red marking).

 

The name "junk" is already in use.  Suggest fmod_junk as name.

 

<lootcontainer id="220" name="fmod_junk" count="0,2" size="4,3" sound_open="UseActions/open_backpack" sound_close="UseActions/close_backpack" open_time="1.5" loot_quality_template="qualBaseTemplate">

Did you also change the pointer to it in the append?

<append xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class[@name='zombieTemplateMale']">

  <property name="LootListOnDeath" value="fmod_junk"/>

</append>

Edited December 8, 2021 by Red Eagle LXIX
Checked loot.xml, container named junk already exists. (see edit history)

[feiyi]

Just now, Red Eagle LXIX said:

Did you also change the pointer to it?

 

<append xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class[@name='zombieTemplateMale']">

  <property name="LootListOnDeath" value="junk"/>

</append>

 

<append xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class[@name='zombieTemplateMale']">
	<property name="LootListOnDeath" value="junk" />
</append>

Value should not be ID? Before A20, I always used ID

[Red Eagle LXIX]

Correct, id is not used anymore.  EDIT: Also please see the edit above, junk is already in use, name it something else, I changed to add a suggestion.

Edited December 8, 2021 by Red Eagle LXIX (see edit history)

[feiyi]

6 minutes ago, Red Eagle LXIX said:

Correct, id is not used anymore.  EDIT: Also please see the edit above, junk is already in use, name it something else, I changed to add a suggestion.

In other words, the new version binds the container according to the name, not the ID, so I just need to add a new name to bind?

1 minute ago, feiyi said:

In other words, the new version binds the container according to the name, not the ID, so I just need to add a new name to bind?

<lootcontainer id="220" name="junk_items" count="0,2" size="4,3" sound_open="UseActions/open_backpack" sound_close="UseActions/close_backpack" open_time="1.5" loot_quality_template="qualBaseTemplate">
  
 
<append xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class[@name='zombieTemplateMale']">
	<property name="LootListOnDeath" value="junk_items" />
</append>

 

[Red Eagle LXIX]

Yes, you got it.

[feiyi]

1 minute ago, Red Eagle LXIX said:

Yes, you got it.

Thank you for your help. I like your modules very much👍