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The type of sprite for the row. This takes preference before the "type" of {{LevelActorTable}}. Enter "none" or "-" to disable adding sprite.

Suggested values

achievement effect enchantment entity item level misc none -

Adds [sic] to the specified parameter.

Suggested values

displayname translationkey

The localization name of the actor found in a LocRes file. For cosmetic pets, this is the name displayed in the cosmetics tab of the inventory.

The localization name of the cosmetic pet outside the cosmetics tab of the inventory.

The sprite name to use. Defaults to use display name.

Default

{{{displayname}}}

The actor's variants. Enter "-" if it does not have any. Only use if {{LevelActorTable}} type is entity.

Suggested values

-

The actor's different forms of instances. Enter "-" if it does not have any. Only use if {{LevelActorTable}} type is item. Values should only be "base", "player-held", and "dropped". Forms depend on how the item's blueprints are programmed. "Base" is the base blueprint or parent class that defines the item's core data and shared logic, "player-held" is based on if a blueprint has programmed in-hand or activation behavior, and "dropped" refers to the in-world actor form that physically exists when the item is dropped.

Suggested values

- Base Player-held Dropped

The blueprint actor name of the subject. In Unreal Engine, an actor is an object placed in a level, and a blueprint is an object defined using Blueprint Visual Scripting. Each variant has their own blueprint. Don't include blueprints that aren’t instances of the subject, such as those that only define additional behaviors or functionality.

Use if all the variants/forms share one blueprint.

The mob-type name found inside the JSON files of a level where it is loaded. Only use if the actor is a mob that is spawned by the level itself, not mobs spawned by other mobs. Otherwise, if the table cell cannot be removed, enter "-".

The "id" property found inside the files of "Dungeons/Content/data/lovika/levels" folder path. Don't use any JSON property other than "id". If no "id" is found enter "-".

The localization key of the actor found in a LocRes file. For cosmetic pets, this is the key for the name displayed in the cosmetics tab of the inventory

The localization key of the actor for the name outside the cosmetics tab of the inventory.

The internal resource pack applied to a level.

The entity's second variant.

The entity's third variant.

The entity's fourth variant.

The entity's fifth variant.

The entity's sixth variant.

The item's second form.

The item's third form.

The item's fourth form.

The item's fifth form.

The item's sixth form.

The subject's second blueprint.

The subject's third blueprint.

The subject's fourth blueprint.

The subject's fifth blueprint.

The subject's sixth blueprint.

The unified mob-type name found inside the JSON files of a level where it is loaded. This level mob-type groups variants or different mobs into one.