and who can forget these

The "8" in your example on the right hand side of that item code signifies the quality, magical, rare, legendary etc

No. The stats linked in there are basically pointing to a "stat ID" and a "value range" for the stat. Some stats don't have ranges at all, some do. (On weapons, there's min/max damage, and attacks per second) Then you also have the required level, item level, and "generic" rarity (for the sake of argument Rare4/Legendary qualities). Then on top of that, you have another field that tells what actual *type* of item it is (Axe, bow, shield, armor, cloak, etc)

The number of fields in the item link string are really irrelevant, as they're "enough to show the item as a tooltip" and a few fluff items (such as the -1 placeholders for stuff like shields, etc which have block% on top of their normal armor value stuff, and weapons in general)

@fyyer; there's 11 rarities.

Inferior, Normal, Superior, Magic1, Magic2, Magic3, Rare4, Rare5, Rare6, Legendary, and "Special". The # after the name corresponds to how many affixes it has. (No idea what "Special" is, I haven't seen an item with it yet)

This post was edited by WomW on Jul 16 2012 12:00am

nevermind got it to work with " à "

This post was edited by FlamingEcho on Jul 16 2012 12:01am

Incorrect, some overlap, but they're not irrelevant. Some do count as multiple, like "92388734" (example) might mean +24 str +13 vit, which is why 5 stat crafts can get 6 stats. This is still a good general way of predicting quality

Trying to decifer this for fun. Please help :-)
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http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=63842248&f=68&o=0#p426236980

tested with over 10 rares, there is no correlation with the numbers pre id. (tested with non 63 items, not retarded). send a pm and i can link pre and post id numbers, or even items with identical attributes and no matching numbers.

link code before/code afters/and identified stats, im curious

This post was edited by Chron on Jul 16 2012 12:03am

You do realize that some affixes are Str *and* Vit in a single affix, right?

Also, as I said, they're only describing the unidentified item, nothing more.

Edit: because people seem to think there's still some correlation; I'll explain how things work.

The item link pulls the stats (including quality, and item levels) from the item itself. It pulls *every single stat available on the item* and builds it into the final link. For example, here's 3 unid'd items.



Notice that there is no mention of any extra stats, besides the base stats.

Displaying an ID'd item, uses the exact same code in the client, so there's absolutely no change in how it creates the item link. (It still pulls all the stats available, and builds the link) Here's the same 3 items, after being ID'd. (All 4 property rares... bad rolls)



This post was edited by WomW on Jul 16 2012 12:06am

wonder what will happen to the price of unids?..

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