Item causing client to crash.

[NickW]

So I finally got my own personal server up and running! :D

I gave myself GM powers and was setting myself up a lvl 70 ranger complete with AA's and gear. I summoned a journeyman's pocketed rucksack. I was going to fill his inventory with them. It showed up on the cursor as a necklace.. I put it into my inventory because I wanted to inspect it. And the client crashed.. Now when I try and load up my ranger the client crashes..

Is there any way to get that item out of his inventory without logging him in? :confused:

Thanx for any info!

[demonstar55]

Big bags aren't supported, I don't think there is any client but RoF that supports them, but they don't work on that either on EQEmu due to lack of support on the server. You're probably gonna have to manually remove the item.

[joligario]

inventory table in your database

[NickW]

I have no idea how I would go about doing that. Any tips? :)

Edit: I assume it involved the PEQ database editor. I just haven't used it before.

[ChaosSlayerZ]

alternatively - delete the ranger ;)

[NickW]

alternatively - delete the ranger ;)

Well I figure something like this will eventually happen again. I should probably figure out a better way to deal with it now.. I've been reading up on the PEQ Editor. Just installing the thing is confusing.

Edit: BTW any idea what the biggest bag is that will work?

Edit2: Ended up using Bags of the Tinkerer.

[NickW]

Double post..

[Kingly_Krab]

10 Slots is the maximum you can put on a bag on a client that is below Rain of Fear. It'd likely be wise to use this query, as I've seen that even linking the item can crash older clients:
UPDATE items SET bagslots = 10 WHERE bagslots > 10;

[vsab]

Use heidisql. Open up the database, click on the inventory table then on data. From there you should be able to work out the rows with the bags in (need to know the item I'd). Cluck on the row then delete it.

[Kingly_Krab]

Yeah, you could use this to find where it is on the character:
SELECT * FROM inventory WHERE itemid = 54264;

[NickW]

Alright, thanx guys. Been having a blast messing around with my own server. It's like a dream come trrruuuueeee.

[joligario]

... I assume it involved the PEQ database editor...
Not yet, but adding that functionality soon.