[Type] field in [character_recipebook]

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[Type] field in [character_recipebook]

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Hello. Can you help me. What does mean [Type] field in [character_recipebook]?
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Re: [Type] field in [character_recipebook]

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Dwarf or common recipe.
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Re: [Type] field in [character_recipebook]

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Thank you.
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Re: [Type] field in [character_recipebook]

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Last little question in this thread. I am transferring database from PTS to L2J server. In PTS there is no difference between subjobs in recipe books, but in L2J there is additional field class_index. So every subjob has it's own separate recipe book? Is it right? Or class_index field is deprecated?
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Re: [Type] field in [character_recipebook]

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Yes, every subclass has its receipe book (class_index specify on char subclass).
See L2PcInstance for more info about queries from db.
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