Tailor Archive
Thread: Patch notes: in the closet.
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NJ62
Wed Sep 15, 2004 9:36 pm
#1
From today's TC patch notes:
"Furniture: All armoires, bookcases, cabinets, and chests can now all hold items"
Yay! We can store our clothes somewhere civilized.
"Furniture: All armoires, bookcases, cabinets, and chests can now all hold items"
Yay! We can store our clothes somewhere civilized.
Syzygy-Gorath
Wed Sep 15, 2004 10:54 pm
#3
I just tried it out. It's pretty cool. Saves me the 4 item slots I used to have dedicated to the packs that were clipped into the walls behind the armoires/cabinets/chests to make it look like they were functional. 
ItemCreator
Thu Sep 16, 2004 2:36 am
#4
So are items in the chests, etc counted towards the house limit or are they really extra storage?
This is rather exciting
Kel
This is rather exciting
Kel
Vandaemus
Thu Sep 16, 2004 6:24 am
#5
Also, can you rename them like you can with backpacks.
one more question, i know that items in backpacks on vendors count to the total items in your vendor, but have they thought about items in chests or armoire's on the vendors ?
Syzygy-Gorath
Thu Sep 16, 2004 6:47 am
#6
Items in furniture storage do count against housing limits. This makes sense, given that each furniture item (I tested factional armoire/chest/bookshelf/cabinet) holds 100 items, and we all know that the DBs wouldn't be able 100x the items it now contains.
Edit: I didn't notice any options to rename the furniture as you can with packs.
Edit2: Not all furniture holds 100 items. The lowest-level armoire, for instance, holds 20.
Message Edited by Syzygy-Gorath on 09-16-2004 10:46 AM
IKIDRO
Thu Sep 16, 2004 12:21 pm
#9
Mine don't seem to want to play
Well I am gonna get some more made my house needs a new look anyway
now to wake up my Architect 
Well I am gonna get some more made my house needs a new look anyway now to wake up my Architect Ikidro
Tailoring and small time loot vendor in Morbus' Weapon Store 470 -5656 Coronet Tarq
Sakura-Ikari
Fri Sep 17, 2004 10:18 am
#10
seeing as my 2 addictions in this game are clothes and decorating houses... i can only say one thing:
THIS ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yayayayay!
FuschiaD
Sun Sep 19, 2004 11:32 am
#11
I assume this is retroactive? Old chests/armoires/etc can hold stuff too?
Mystyrys
Sun Sep 19, 2004 11:46 am
#12
The furniture storage functionality is retroactive. Existing furniture will hold items too.
Factional furniture will also hold items.
Somehold 20 items, some100 items. (I am still unclear on which styles hold how much. I've seen armoires stated as holding 20 and/or 100? Maybe different styles hold different amounts?)
You can still place items for show on shelves and on top.
These are not new increased storage. They still count to the house item limits.
The last time I read the TC thread: they cannot be renamed like backpacks, cargo pockets and satchels.
(if you want a chest for say, 'Metals' or whatever, I suppose you could special order it from an Architect and ask it to be named that)
You can still place items for show on shelves and on top.
These are not new increased storage. They still count to the house item limits.
The last time I read the TC thread: they cannot be renamed like backpacks, cargo pockets and satchels.
(if you want a chest for say, 'Metals' or whatever, I suppose you could special order it from an Architect and ask it to be named that)
Unsure if storage functionality is on Toolchests too. End Tables?
Syzygy-Gorath
Mon Sep 20, 2004 12:14 am
#13
Mystyrys wrote:
The furniture storage functionality is retroactive. Existing furniture will hold items too.
Factional furniture will also hold items.
Somehold 20 items, some100 items. (I am still unclear on which styles hold how much. I've seen armoires stated as holding 20 and/or 100? Maybe different styles hold different amounts?)
Varies by style. Factional armoires, for instance, hold 100 items. The plywood-looking ones hold 20. Oddly enough, the plywood-looking chests hold 100 items. /shrug
You can still place items for show on shelves and on top.
These are not new increased storage. They still count to the house item limits.
The last time I read the TC thread: they cannot be renamed like backpacks, cargo pockets and satchels.
As far as I know of, that is still the case.
(if you want a chest for say, 'Metals' or whatever, I suppose you could special order it from an Architect and ask it to be named that)
Unsure if storage functionality is on Toolchests too. End Tables?
Neither of these items have storage capabilities.
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