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If it is to improve the wiki, ignore all rules.Difficult to distinguish fanart from genuine model viewer images.Possible early heads up on soon to be released items, quests, and areas or works in progress.

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J-Mods have advised against discussing any non-Jagex third party software in the official forums.

Reverse engineering is against Jagex's Terms & Conditions if illegal " You must not reverse-engineer, decompile or modify any Jagex Product client software in any way (except to the extent allowed by applicable law)".

The model viewer may fit the definition of the "interoperability" exception permitting legal reverse engineering.

If legal, reverse engineering is not against the terms and conditions.

It is perfectly legal to publish these model images under "fair use".

There is no effort made by Jagex to protect these images.

The files are compressed and stored by Jagex in our computers using standard compression algorithms that many software developers use freely.

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The models are obtained using free open-source third party software.

The preceding unsigned comment was added by 3rd age farcaster ( talk) on 14:50 March 26, 2010. however, it does no serious, longlasting, or unnecessary damage to us, jagex, or really anybody for that matter, nor does it harm gameplay in any way.Īlso, jagex already does not respect us, thus, i dont feel we have anything to lose in that department, and certainly something to gain. if viewing these images hurt someone, we should not do it. i know the wiki is not for encouraging rule breaking, however we also are supposed to ignore all rules as long as we are improving the wiki. however, there is no penalties for using them- jagex cannot take legal action against us, nor can they ban every single account that is mentioned on userpages. Regarding jagex being opposed to this: first off, as you may have guessed, jagex does not support us using these images. this would avoid speculation and guessing on names, whilst also avoiding guessing on what they are/when they will appear. since we are only guessing at what the images are of, they would have no names and would not appear in any articles other then the cache article. all images from it would be kept in this article, or possibly on a subpage(s). The runescape cache files would have its own article. i have my keybord now, so how about this: unfortunately, the thread got closed before my keybord came. at the end of this thread, i said i was going to make a compromise when my new keybord came. This thread was archived on 19 April 2010 by Liquidhelium. But they will need to be configured server-side too.Please do not edit the contents of this page. After compiling and restarting the client you will be able to spawn these items. dat file that goes in with the rest (usually client\cache\raw\).

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You will notice the releases include the 'ints' which are copied to ItemDef_2.java and a download link for the model itself, which is the. To add new models, just snoop around in the models section for compatible models for your server.

(Though there probably won't be ints for every model ID). If you open ItemDef_2.java and search for that model ID you can find the 'ints' for the item, these deal with things like name, examine info, right-click options and also make sure they're the right size and stuff. The models are saved as modelID.dat (the model ID is a number). Yes, it's normally like that for some custom items. Raw folder in PI I think if thats what your using, client sided. You can't view the models themselves, they are not images but actually 3D models, so you would need to download a program that can open them (such as Metasequoia, which is what many customs items are designed in, or RsModel Viewer).