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Non-Craftable Killstreak Eyelander Kit defindex returned: 5726 expected: 6527 Genuine Marxman defindex returned: 816 expected: 837
Any warpaint - you return 9536 - which is generic warpaint, instead of returning the specific warpaint defindex Cool Candy Coated War Paint (Battle Scarred) defindex returned: 9536 expected: 17258
This is just a diference between your library and autobot library, I'm not 100% sure problem is in your library Hot Blitzkrieg SMG (Battle Scarred) defindex returned: 203 expected: 15153
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Hey, these issues are related to schema implementation. That's why you can implement it on your own to fix these issues, tf2-item-format/static part is not meant for production applications, but rather for quick conversion between different formats in small applications. I've know autobot has large sets of hard coded definition indices and I'm conflicted whether or not I should try to add those to the static part. You are of course free to make a pull request.
This issue is related to the parseString function which can only obtain limited data from just item name. For parseEconItem there is an extra optionuseTrueDefindex to get the data from tf2 wiki link.
Non-Craftable Killstreak Eyelander Kit
defindex returned:5726
expected:6527
Genuine Marxman
defindex returned:816
expected:837
Any warpaint - you return
9536
- which is generic warpaint, instead of returning the specific warpaint defindexCool Candy Coated War Paint (Battle Scarred)
defindex returned:9536
expected:17258
This is just a diference between your library and autobot library, I'm not 100% sure problem is in your library
Hot Blitzkrieg SMG (Battle Scarred)
defindex returned:203
expected:15153
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: