Talk:Containers

Something weird about the sorting

As a result of the queries at the bottom, it's clear that there are some inconsistencies in the slotting of certain containers. Particularly notable are the Backpacks and Backsheaths that are labeled as being worn in the Shoulder slot. The Reversibles are a bit troublesome as well. Since I don't have extensive experience in-game yet, can someone a little more knowledgeable flip through the lists and made edits to the forms of the items that are miss-labeled? - Kashna May 11, 2016

I see you modified the Item:Black silk cloak to change it from being worn in the shoulder slot to the shoulders slot. When these type of changes are made, it can take up to 24 hours for the indexes on elanthipedia to update before semantic search results will reflect the change. That said, please make sure you have seen and verified an item in game before changing its worn location. Many items in the game do not wear where you would expect, see the backsheath worn in shoulder slot below. - padhg (talk) 20:32, 11 May 2016 (CDT)

>tap my backsheath You tap a copper-fitted leather backsheath studded with small cambrinth discs that you are holding. >app my backsheath The leather backsheath is made with metal. The leather backsheath is a container, and can be opened and closed. The leather backsheath is quite supple. It appears that the leather backsheath can be slung over one shoulder. You are certain that the leather backsheath weighs exactly 35 stones. You are certain that the leather backsheath holds exactly 12 mana. You are certain that the leather backsheath is worth exactly 87500 Kronars. Roundtime: 8 seconds.

Additionally, we have frequent problems with the semantic searches and many of them do not work at all. There's an announcement that should be visible unless you dismiss it "ATTENTION Semantic searching and tagging for Armor, Weapon, Shield, and Post categories are not functioning properly. It is being worked on." The SIMUTRONICS staff has to work on some of those types of issues when it's more than the normal updating delay. In general, the semantic searches have been very unreliable since we migrated our hosting. --GAMERGIRL151 (talk) 20:45, 11 May 2016 (CDT)