P120 Typo

[RPC]

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<!-- Segment of P120 Hexphase armor -->

	<ItemType UNID="&itP120HexphaseArmor;"
			name=				"[segment(s) of ]P150 Hexphase armor"
			level=				"7"
			value=				"3200"
			mass=				"3500"
			attributes=			"Hexphase; Military; MinorItem"
			frequency=			"rare"
			numberAppearing=	"1d4"

			description=		"Hexphase armor is used extensively by ships of the Commonwealth Fleet. P150-grade armor can withstand 150 units of thermonuclear damage before collapsing."

			sortName=			"Hexphase armor, P0150, segment of"
			>

		<Image imageID="&rsItems1;" imageX="0" imageY="0" imageWidth="96" imageHeight="96"/>

		<Armor
				hitPoints=	"150"
				hpBonus=	"  +0,  +0, +50,  +50, +25,  +0"
				/>

	</ItemType>

It is called P150 but in .xml is called P120. I recall a thread mentioning this, but it's not fixed yet. I don't know if this is intentional or not.

[Curudan]

I wouldn't call it a typo, per se. The P150 was originally the P120. George renamed and rebalanced the armor, but the UNID stayed the same.

There are many other items with a name - UNID mismatch. The Moskva 33 used to be the Shtorm, for example. I suspect that George doesn't change the UNIDs of renamed items to maintain compatibility with mods that reference those items.

Unless you're referring to the comment tag. Then never mind.

[RPC]

Oh ok. That makes sense. i guess the least we could ask for is to change the comment tag to at least say P 150.

[Song]

I wouldn't call it a typo, per se. The P150 was originally the P120. George renamed and rebalanced the armor, but the UNID stayed the same.

There are many other items with a name - UNID mismatch. The Moskva 33 used to be the Shtorm, for example. I suspect that George doesn't change the UNIDs of renamed items to maintain compatibility with mods that reference those items.

Unless you're referring to the comment tag. Then never mind.

Wasn't it P100 originally?

P100, then 120, now 150.

[Curudan]

Actually, while it was named P100 in .99c the UNID and the comment were still P120.

I assume the order must have been P120 > P100 > P150, but I haven't been around long enough to know for sure.