Itemizer

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Itemizer allows players to change the name and description of items. Great for roleplayers!

The mod is fully compatible with VTML, Vintage Story's markup language. It can be used to add colors, resize text, and even add icons!

Here are the commands added by the mod:

/itemizer name [name]
Sets the item in hand's name.

/itemizer desc [description]
Sets the item's description. To use line breaks, write &lt;br&gt;.

/itemizer descline [description]
Appends text as a new line at the end of a description. You can still use &lt;br&gt; to add multiple lines.

/itemizer delname
Deletes the item's name, making it recover its default name.

/itemizer deldesc
Deletes the item's description.

/itemizer lock
Locks the item in hand: only the player who locked it and players with gamemode privilege can edit a locked item.

/itemizer unlock
Unlocks the item in hand.

/itemizer trusted&nbsp;(New 1.2.0)
Tells you if the item you hold was locked by someone with gamemode privilege. Might use a custom privilege in the future.
This is meant to tell you if the description of an item is canon/admin-endorsed (so not everyone can create legendary or lore items for instance).

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Planned features:

<span style="text-decoration: line-through;">- Add a "Trusted" tag to custom items that were created by an administrator (prevent counterfeiting of legendary objects for instance)</span>
- Better permissions
- Make it so death messages when killed by another player using a renamed item display the item's name
- Ability to add a banned words list or something
- Compatibility with Attributer
- Add the ability to save, copy and paste item attributes

Known issues:

- Names do not work with blocks when in item form (starting in 1.1.0, it works with placed blocks)
- When a block with a name or description is placed then gathered back, its desc or name is lost
- Some items, like shields, can't be renamed. Usually this is when their item code overrides vanilla naming. I'll fix it someday.