Deprecated Darkstar fourms

Hey all, I was wondering if anyone could help me out regarding proper syntax for adding augments via @additem. Surely it is something minor I'm missing, as usual (or it isn't fully implemented yet), but any help would be great. DSP is current to 11/3 and client was updated on same day. stat mods were taken from scripts/globals/status

I know the function is written like this:
addItem( itemId, quantity, aug0, aug0val, aug1, aug1val, aug2, aug2val, aug3, aug3val, trialId );

but while playing with it and trying to add augments, no matter what I enter, I just get a random hp or mp + or - augment.

some examples: (tried both with and without commas)
@additem 16777, 1, 2, 1 = death scythe with hp+34 (expected w hp+1)
@additem 16777, 1, 2,1 (no spacing before last 1) = hp +33.
@additem 16777, 1, 3, 1 = hp +66 (was expecting hp +1%)
@additem 16777, 1, 8, 1 = hp -98 (was expecting str+1)

same test with a different item, a koenig shield, result in same values.

removing the quantity value so it just reads as:
16777, 8, 1 = hp+1.
16777, 2, 1 = hp+1.

Sorry to always trouble with minor questions!

why do you expect those? they are all right:
first one: augment ID 2, value 1 - augment ID 2 is HP+33, value 1 = HP+34
third one, same thing - augment ID 3 is HP+65, value 1 = HP+66
fourth one, augment ID 8 is HP-97, value 1 = HP-98

edit: if you're trying to map them to mod IDs that's not right - it's by augment ID (which is how the client displays them: https://wiki.dspt.info/index.php/Augments)

Question, this is useful information. Is it possible to update the wiki to reflect this?
addItem( itemId, quantity, aug0, aug0val, aug1, aug1val, aug2, aug2val, aug3, aug3val, trialId );

Delaide wrote:Question, this is useful information. Is it possible to update the wiki to reflect this?
addItem( itemId, quantity, aug0, aug0val, aug1, aug1val, aug2, aug2val, aug3, aug3val, trialId );

done https://wiki.dspt.info/index.php/GM_Com ... _Inventory

There was my problem. I was trying to reference the mod ID's, and didn't even know Augments had their own specific ID's.
Thank you yet again, and glad something useful came of it.