This is still accurate. Maybe you could try imbuing it?

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You said you were messing with mouse options when it happen. Have you tried messing again with those options?

This post was edited by cantero on Feb 7 2021 02:16am

actually pretty good idea my friend. in a1 if the quest is available you can have an item imbued or dropped for being non imbuable.
hopefully there's a less conditional fix, since this isn't the first of these threads I see.

edit: if time permits, I'm still very keen on looking over those item quirks ^^

This post was edited by laztheripper on Feb 7 2021 06:49am

Yep, that would be the first thing on my list.

You don't need to have the quest available, unless things have changed in the past few years.

If you want me to check, you can PM me your account details. I'll get around to looking at it when I have time.

He can't imbue the item because he can't move.

It's not bulletproof and doesn't check if you can imbue the item before the point where it fails a drops it but it's better than it was. Belt/cube/mercenary interactions might be worth prodding though. Depending what's in the cube transmute might be cool.

I'm somewhat interested as to what legitimately gets a character into this state. Obviously the grid cache is fairly buggy not correctly checking bounds and leaving stale grid data but I iirc the client would need to believe it could successfully place the item before attempting to do so and believe the item were in hand. The only time a client legitimately gets an item into the cube they're not holding while holding an item is on inventory load *I think* so I have a little trouble figuring out how a client could know the ID of the item in hand and be in a state to insert it without knowing the grid were occupied.

If you have repro steps for this without using any modifications to the client I would be interested in discussing this. It's probably something obvious but I don't have a lot of time to play with it myself these days.

who said he has to move?

How can he imbue without moving to charsy?