SV98 Extended Mag

This page is a field reference for one item record. The catalog in this build holds every item the ingest wrote, including the rows whose kind is vehicle. A vehicle row here is the catalog entry: name, grid, weight, unlock, and vendor offers. Top speed, fuel, and seat rules stay on the vehicle page, and this page links there only when the slug matches a vehicle record. It does not copy those stats across.

A null field is a field the files omit. The missing line means that, and it does not mean zero. A zero is shown only when the files stored a zero, including a vendor price of zero. An empty vendor list is different: the list is present and has no offers. An empty tag list is the same kind of fact. Unlock is null when the object is absent. Weight, durability, subtitle, description, and icon are null when those fields are absent. The developer flag is a boolean. False means the files stored false. It is not a missing value. Icon paths point at images that are not in the git repository, so this page prints the path and does not draw a picture. Weight and price are printed without a unit, because the files do not name one.

The browsing group in the eyebrow is not a field in the item file. It is a reading aid so the index can be filtered and paged. The group is the first rule that matches, in this order. Kind vehicle. A tag Item.Weapon, or a tag that starts with Item.Weapon followed by a dot. A tag that starts with Item.Attachment followed by a dot. A tag Item.Ammo, a tag that starts with Item.Ammo followed by a dot, or a tag that starts with Item.Caliber followed by a dot. An armor, helmet, backpack, or vest slot tag. The medical context tag. The vehicle hi-fi tag. A tag that starts with Inventory.Slot.Vehicle followed by a dot. A storage tag, a supply-container tag, or one of Item.BuildToolSupplies, Item.FuelSupplies, Item.MunitionsSupplies, and Item.SparePartsSupplies. Then a utility context, a building-tool context, a grenade archetype, a spotting archetype, a traversal slot, or a parachute tag. Anything left over is unclassified. The page does not look at the display name to move an item into a nicer group. A record can carry Item.Weapon and still have a medical or tool subtitle. A record can be named one thing and tagged another. The tags and the subtitle are printed as stored.

Vendor offers stay one row each. The index may show the lowest and highest stored price, and the number of offers, so a long catalog still fits on a page. It does not average prices and it does not pick a favorite offer. Unlock, when present, is the stored role, level, and cost. Role names are the strings in the file.

The paragraphs in this section are a shared placeholder. They explain how to read the page. They are not a review of this specific item, and they are marked for localization. Korean and English carry the same explanation. Every other language falls back to English until a translation is added. This page is not affiliated with Bulkhead or Team17. The numbers come from warpuppies/wardogs-data, released under the Unlicense. When you cite a figure, cite the game build in the header. A later ingest can replace the file and keep this address.