Editing amounts of items in a stack is done by editing the member
amount not by a Custom Property (CProp).
Example:
stacked_item.amount := stacked_item.amount -1;
will reduce the amount of the stacked item by one.
Colour and name are handled the same way.
item.color := 33;
colour number 33 is a shade of red so the item will now have the hue of red.
You can use the SetName() function or use the
name member in the same way as I did above with
color.
item.name := "new name";
The methods I described above are for editing those values from within a script. You would have to write them into a command if you want them to be done with a <dot> command.
As far as cursed items and skilld ropping is concerned that will depend on the scripts you are running.
A couple last thoughts: the GM command .propedit is another way to edit CProps and as a GM you also have access to the .info command which may let you edit a lot of the member properties depending on which version of scripts you are running.
Here's a copy of a command I wrote to allow changing a colour of an item. You can modify it to chanmge other properties such
name, desc, and
amount.
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use uo;
use os;
include "include/client";
program color(who, textline)
if (!textline)
SendSysMessage (who, "Usage is: color [integer] or 'none' (without the quotes)", color := 88);
return;
endif
var item := target(who);
if (textline == "none")
item.color := 0;
return;
endif
item.color := CINT (textline) + 2; // We add 2 because the colour numbers in Inside UO are off by 2
return;
endprogram
