Changes: Customisation

Latest revision as of 12:09, 28 July 2019

The Customisation mode is the method of changing one's garments, be it override or base default clothing. The customisation booth appears around the player when changing their facial appearance, choosing animations and changing titles.

Originally the customisation booth only appeared when players were using an NPC to change a part of their base clothing or hairstyle. Thus the booth only appeared in Thessalia's, Yrsa's, Reinald's and the Hairdresser's shops, which allowed players to select base clothes, base shoes, base handcuffs and hairstyles respectively.

With the opening of the Solomon's General Store on 17 July 2012, players gained access to cosmetic overrides. To allow players to change between these in-game, a menu was added to select them from. On 3 March 2017, the Wardrobe interface was changed to add additional filters and the increasing of keepsake slots from 50 to 100.

The customisation option is accessed through the masquerade ribbon button. Players can change the title that displays next to their name, or select which animations play when performing certain actions. They can also change or remove their cosmetic overrides through the Wardrobe, or choose a new hairstyle and colour under the appearance tab. Players also have access to pets that reside in the interface tab Pets.

Gallery

Trivia

The old Customisation icon.

Currently, certain teleport animations like the Goblin Mob Teleport and KGP Teleport would have the characters eclipse the player despite being behind them.
Currently, a glitch exists in which changing part of an override on the customisation screen with a two-handed weapon equipped, will result with the character holding the sword with only one hand.
Naming a preset either "Mod Roy" or "Mod Raven" changes the preset to a predefined outfit. This outfit is the favourite outfit of said moderator.

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+[[File:Customisations (Wardrobe) interface.png|left|thumb]]
-[[File:Customisation.png|left]][[File:Customisation Booth.png|thumb|right|100px|Customisation booth]]
+[[File:Customisation Booth.png|thumb|right|100px|Customisation booth]]
-The '''Customisation''' mode can be found under the Worn Equipment tab next to the [[Tool belt]]. It could also be found in the Extras tab below [[Solomon's General Store]]. It was added as a part of the Solomon's General Store update on [[17 July]] [[2012]]. [[File:Avatar customisation.png|thumb|210px|left|A player in customisation mode.]]
+The '''Customisation''' mode is the method of changing one's garments, be it override or base default clothing. The customisation booth appears around the player when changing their facial appearance, choosing animations and changing titles.
+Originally the customisation booth only appeared when players were using an NPC to change a part of their base clothing or hairstyle. Thus the booth only appeared in [[Thessalia's Makeovers|Thessalia's]], [[Yrsa's Shoe Store|Yrsa's]], [[Reinald's Smithing Emporium|Reinald's]] and the [[Hairdresser|Hairdresser's]] shops, which allowed players to select base clothes, base shoes, base handcuffs and hairstyles respectively.
-The five tabs within Customisation mode include Wardrobe, Titles, Animations, Avatar, and Pets.
+With the opening of the [[Solomon's General Store]] on [[17 July]] [[2012]], players gained access to [[cosmetic override]]s. To allow players to change between these in-game, a menu was added to select them from. On [[3 March]] [[2017]], the Wardrobe interface was changed to add additional filters and the increasing of keepsake slots from 50 to 100.
-Players could activate or deactivate their Solomon outfits over their normal basic clothing here.
+The customisation option is accessed through the masquerade [[Interface#Ribbon|ribbon]] button. Players can change the title that displays next to their name, or select which animations play when performing certain actions. They can also change or remove their cosmetic overrides through the Wardrobe, or choose a new hairstyle and colour under the appearance tab. Players also have access to pets that reside in the interface tab Pets.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+Mod Roy in Wardrobe Interface.png|Mod Roy's favourite outfit shown when naming a preset "Mod Roy".
+Mod Raven in Wardrobe Interface.png|Mod Raven's favourite outfit shown when naming a preset "Mod Raven".
+</gallery>
 ==Trivia==
+[[File:Customisation.png|thumb|The old Customisation icon.]]
-*There currently is a graphical glitch where the player will appear outside of the intended area in the customisation screen.
+* Currently, certain teleport animations like the [[Goblin Mob Teleport]] and [[KGP Teleport]] would have the characters eclipse the player despite being behind them.
-*While in customisation mode, the player character randomly perform [[emotes]], in which the weapons and off-hand items they wield do not disappear.
+* Currently, a glitch exists in which changing part of an override on the customisation screen with a [[two-handed sword|two-handed weapon]] equipped, will result with the character holding the sword with only one hand.
-*Another glitch causes the full avatar of the player to do the talking animations of the [[chathead]], resulting in severe distorting. After an update, emotes are no longer played.
+* Naming a preset either "[[Mod Roy]]" or "[[Mod Raven]]" changes the preset to a predefined outfit. This outfit is the favourite outfit of said moderator.
-*When a player try to open customisation screen at the [[Void Knights' Outpost]] and the waiting area of [[Stealing Creation]], the message "You're here to fight, not play dress up" will appear in the chatbox.
-*Currently, some teleport animations like [[Goblin Mob Teleport]] and [[KGP Teleport]] would have the characters eclipse the player despite being behind them.
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