Asset Browser

[Thurallor]

I'm not sure how long it usually takes to get an upload approved, but I just uploaded a nifty plugin I just wrote called "Asset Browser". It lets you conveniently browse the images in the game without crashing the client.

Leisurely browsing through the images, I have found some cool stuff already. See attachment for an example.

Edit: The Asset Browser has been approved: Link (http://www.lotrointerface.com/downloads/info835-AssetBrowser.html)

[Thurallor]

What the heck is this? 0x41008F51

:)

[Equendil]

What the heck is this? 0x41008F51

:)
Not online right now to check what you're talking about but try : 0x4112B630 (assuming it hasn't been removed in some update or another).

[Thurallor]

Not online right now to check what you're talking about but try : 0x4112B630 (assuming it hasn't been removed in some update or another).
Ha, that looks fun. Probably nobody outside of Turbine has gotten to play it, though.

[liftedplane]

pretty cool idea.

[Lynx3d]

This is really useful, unfortunately Garan's IRV unfortunately tries to load "bad" IDs every now and then when browsing, which costs a lot of time, and I'm still not sure what the intended way to blacklist them is.

You wouldn't share the secret how you compiled a list of valid IDs?

Now the perfect thing would be your seemingly safe and mostly complete list combined with the thumbnail grid and library of IRV :D

[Thurallor]

This is really useful, unfortunately Garan's IRV unfortunately tries to load "bad" IDs every now and then when browsing, which costs a lot of time, and I'm still not sure what the intended way to blacklist them is.

You wouldn't share the secret how you compiled a list of valid IDs?I just kept reloading the client, approximately 2^32 times, trying a different asset ID each time. With a reload time of 1 minute, it only took a little over 8,000 years. ;)

I'll PM you the boring details.

Now the perfect thing would be your seemingly safe and mostly complete list combined with the thumbnail grid and library of IRV :DIt shouldn't be too hard to export my dataset into Garan's format. I'll look into it when I get a chance.