Items

Introduction

Items are in-game objects that can be placed in inventory, put on the ground, traded between characters, sold/bought, and in some cases equipped.

Appearance
Appearance (Special Effect)	Visual effect on the item.
Container UI Screen	What premade XML GUI will be used for this item if it is set to work as a container.
Icon	Icon used by the item as it appears in the character's inventory.
Model Part 1	Number indicating which variation of a particular part of the item's in-game appearance (for instance, the hilt of a sword) to use.
Model Part 2	Number indicating which variation of a particular part of the item's in-game appearance (for instance, the hilt of a sword) to use.
Model Part 3	Number indicating which variation of a particular part of the item's in-game appearance (for instance, the hilt of a sword) to use.
Tint	Used to set the colors of an item. Not all items have all 3 colors available on them.

Basics
Additional Cost	Additional markup added to the item's total cost after it's calculated by the game. Natively it can only be set in Toolset when editing an item.
Base Cost	Base cost of the item as set in the relevant 2da file. Cannot be changed in Toolset.
Base Item	Used to define a base type of an item as per baseitems.2da file.
Classification	Under what category this item will be placed. Nested levels are split by the "\|" symbol. Example: Crafting\|Essences\|Tier 1
Comment
Identified?	Controls whether this item is identified by default or should be identified by the character first.
Localized Description	Description of the item while it's not identified.
Localized Description (when identified)	Description of the item after it has been identified.
Localized Name	Name of the item.
Resource Name	Recommended to set it the same as Tag for unification purposes.
Tag	The tag must be unique for the item as it is generally used for spawning and other purposes in the scripts. Example: craft_essence_water_1
Template Resref	Recommended to set it the same as Tag for unification purposes.

Behavior