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| ===== Updating physical items===== | ===== Updating physical items===== | ||
| - | Once the item updater is enabled for a specific item, every physical instance of that item is considered _outdated_ and will be updated. An outdated item can only be updated **once** (performance save) when enabling the item updater, unless you apply further changes to the item. Every change you apply in the item edition GUI will make physical item instances //outdated// again till they are updated. | + | Once the item updater is enabled for a specific item, every physical instance of that item is considered //outdated// and will be updated. An outdated item can only be updated **once** (performance save) when enabling the item updater, unless you apply further changes to the item. Every change you apply in the item edition GUI will make physical item instances //outdated// again till they are updated. |
| MMOItems updates every item in the players inventories whenever they log in. Furthermore any item clicked in a non-creative inventory undergoes an update check. | MMOItems updates every item in the players inventories whenever they log in. Furthermore any item clicked in a non-creative inventory undergoes an update check. | ||
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| The item updater is **100% useless** for items which have not been changed after they are generated. In order to save performance, MI first checks if a physical item has some non-applied item change, and then updates the item if it is considered outdated. Enabling the item updater for all of your items generates useless update checks. | The item updater is **100% useless** for items which have not been changed after they are generated. In order to save performance, MI first checks if a physical item has some non-applied item change, and then updates the item if it is considered outdated. Enabling the item updater for all of your items generates useless update checks. | ||
| - | You can manually enable the item updater for every item in your server using the following command: `/mi update apply 2 2`. This loops through every item in your config files and registers them in the item updater list. | + | You can manually enable the item updater for every item in your server using the following command: ''/mi update apply 2 2''. This loops through every item in your config files and registers them in the item updater list. |