PLEASE this is important

[Aerisarn]

I think that most useful function would be something that browse item models really loaded, as there's no way to know which kind of simple models are avaible by script... hope everyone agrees, as it will be nice to have one unique scripting interface to browse item appearances. By now i'm stuck by using toolset nubers

[Zebranky]

Can you be more specific about what kind of models?

I'm not sure if this is possible. The server may not load models at all, and only use 2das and/or the model numbers stored as data. Keep in mind that I haven't worked with 3D content, so I don't actually know how models are handled.
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[Aerisarn]

I talk about the CopyItemAndModify. How do you know what values are correct for that function? let's say that you have an hack with a dozen of new cloaks and helm, how do you know, by script, which is the next valid index for new item models? By now i can't find other ways than this:
I reused tlkeditor sources to access to bif, key and hak files, i read correct item entries (by searching for valid item class icons), then this little program compiles some 2da where i can find valid models indexes, but this is a dirty way, it would be nice to have a function from nwnx that search for item's next valid model

[Fireboar]

Why not just use regular nwscript, loading the 2da tables and checking that way? There's no need for an NWNX plugin when you can do it far more easily without.

[Aerisarn]

ok, so my question to you is: how do you know index of valid ... let's say helms? In other words, how do you handle a dialog for showing only and all valid models for helm, without having some repeating models, some weird graphic stuff and so on? Really wish to know (and I already said that looking for that in the toolset and pushing costants into scripts is equal to write not portable ad-hoc code, which is not acceptable).

P.S: there's no 2da for valid helm/cloak models, there is only one for armor parts

[Fireboar]

Probably your best bet is to simply list them all in a script or create a new 2da file and put it in your override folder.

However, this is not the place for this question: if you have any further questions on this you would do better on the Bioware boards.