[Bug] No Option to Set Consumption Size For Food/Drink Items

[Manwe-fv]

As far as I can tell, Spire does not have any field to adjust food or drink consumption values, which are housed in field casttime_. I'm assuming this would be found in the spells section.

If you set casttime_ to any value in the DB directly, then save the item in spire, reverts it back to 0. That obviously makes it impossible to adjust food stats, etc., without having to go back into the DB after the fact.

Here are the associated values: https://docs.eqemu.io/server/items/food-and-drink/

It would also be helpful if the item preview displayed the meal/drink message: "This is a miraculous meal!", etc.

[jcr4990]

I came here to post about this exact thing. Glad I checked before DMing or making another issue. I ended up having to make a thread in discord to ask how to set those values cause it wasn't super obvious and the docs (as far as I could tell) were missing the reference to the casttime_ field. I put in a PR to update that docs page to include it. Once I figured out what field it was I went through each tab of spire to double check and make sure I didn't miss it and it doesn't seem to be there. I can also confirm the casttime_ field is reset to 0 anytime the item is edited in Spire.

[Akkadius]

I'll fix it in the coming weeks during the bug bash

[Akkadius]

This will be fixed in 3.0.0

A new tab of "Food" will be added along with preview rendering

  static getFoodDescription(item: Object) {
    // @ts-ignore
    const v            = item.casttime_;
    const descriptions = [
      {t: 14, l: 0, h: 5, desc: "This is a snack."},
      {t: 14, l: 6, h: 20, desc: "This is a meal."},
      {t: 14, l: 21, h: 30, desc: "This is a hearty meal."},
      {t: 14, l: 31, h: 40, desc: "This is a banquet size meal."},
      {t: 14, l: 41, h: 50, desc: "This meal is a feast!"},
      {t: 14, l: 51, h: 60, desc: "This is an enduring meal!"},
      {t: 14, l: 61, h: 10000, desc: "This is a miraculous meal!"},
      {t: 15, l: 0, h: 5, desc: "This is a whistle wetter."},
      {t: 15, l: 6, h: 20, desc: "This is a drink."},
      {t: 15, l: 21, h: 30, desc: "This is a refreshing drink."},
      {t: 15, l: 31, h: 40, desc: "This is a lasting drink."},
      {t: 15, l: 41, h: 50, desc: "This meal is a flowing drink!"},
      {t: 15, l: 51, h: 60, desc: "This is an enduring drink!"},
      {t: 15, l: 61, h: 10000, desc: "This is a miraculous drink!"},
    ]

    for (let d of descriptions) {
      // @ts-ignore
      if (d.t === item.itemtype && v >= d.l && v <= d.h) {
        return d.desc
      }
    }

    return "";
  }

[Akkadius]

Also. The original item editor was to have "Simple views" for incredibly simple item types where you don't need to see an overwhelming amount of inputs, fields etc.

This would be great for things like tradeskill items, keys, bags, food etc.

This is still on my radar at some point