Minecraft Name: TunedMassDamsel Suggestion: If possible, add a shorter item short name for beetroot seeds. Reason: Currently, it's impossible to store more than nine beetrootseeds in a Trade sign because of the length of the only available name for the item. ItemDB shows that the only item short name is "beetrootseed".
You can still use the Item ID# for beetrootseed instead of the item name if you want to stock more. That's how I get more to fit. Its "435", then I have a sign above it labeling the sign to sell beetroot seeds However a shorter name for the beetroot seeds would make life for Trade signs easier.
True, yeah, I shouldn't have said "impossible"... but it sure is nondescriptive! "435s! 435s for sale, reasonable price. Come and get your 435s...!"
Even though you can use 435 on the sign, it seems a bit excessive that beetroot has the short names of "bseeds", "brseeds", "beetroot", and "beetseeds". Surely beetrootseeds can get ONE of those attached to it.
Adding shorter itemdb names for Chorus Flowers, Chorus Fruit, Purpur Blocks, End Stone Brick and Purpur Pillar would also be greatly appreciated.
If I am extrapolating from my 1.8 Spigot test setup: Literally add one single line to items.csv file. Code: brseed,435,0 Note: "#If you change this file, it will not be automatically updated after the next release." - items.csv. I am not sure whether ECC already uses a customized list. If it does, it doesn't affect anything. If it doesn't use a custom one already, this could mean additional work when updating to the next Minecraft version that adds blocks or items.
Has been done before: https://www.ecocitycraft.com/forum/...hortnames-for-trade-signs.124160/#post-666471 So if it requires some extra work, it looks like the administration has also taken its time to make sure it lasts through updates; however, I don't know if replacing previously existing itemdb names (like the "brseeds" for plain beetroots situation) could be problematic.
Ah, thanks. In that case, please ignore my second paragraph. Well, the items.csv is not designed to replace any names - as I mentioned, one line will be added. Each item name has its own line. Code: beetrootseed,435,0 brseed,435,0 /itemdb, /worth, etc. would then use both the original "beetrootseed" and the new "brseed".
