[ALPHA CLIENT] Item sets not

Chamuel85·Nov 10, 2016·2 votes·1,563 views

I have made changes in the old client (which are reflected in games started by the old client) which are not reflected in the new alpha client. My old item sets are there, just not whatever changes I may make.

6 Comments

WeatheredNov 10, 20161 votes

Last I checked they weren't going to carry item sets over to the new client.

Chamuel85Nov 10, 20161 votes

My item sets are still there in the new client. Just that adding Redemption, Knights Vow, and Night's Edge to my existing item sets doesn't carry over.

Riot said they were not going to support editing or creating itemsets in the new client (which is different than the game client which uses them)

I suppose that I could just edit the ItemSets.json file.

EDIT: Nevermind that file is correct.

DarkRitualNov 10, 20161 votes

Before the Client Update went live for everyone, Item sets made/changed through the legacy client still went into effect when you got into games with the new client. This changed with the patch update, for seemingly no reason at all.

NoobfaceNov 16, 20161 votes

I seem to have the same problem, i am unable to have the item sets carry over (new ones) i did some editing to the item sets on the legacy client and it doesnt show up in game on the new client.... anyway to fix this or is this riots fuck up once again?

For an Example: i recently created a Updated Yasuo Build and it doesnt show up in the alpha client in game....

EDIT: I PLayed a game in the legacy and then back to alpha and it shows.

Chamuel85Nov 16, 20161 votes

What I would do is you have to start a game with the legacy client on that client. Then that itemset gets updated in the C:\Riot Games\League of Legends\Config\Champions<CHAMPION>\Recommended... folder.

If you have any generic itemsets, it is C:\Riot Games\League of Legends\Config\ItemSets.json file. They also seemed to change the format of the RIOT_ItemSet_#.json file in the C:\Riot Games\League of Legends\Config\Champions<CHAMPION>\Recommended. Updating all champions becomes much easier if you do not have champion specific itemsets.

What I did was copied all of the RIOT_ItemSet_#.json files to every champion sub folder from a champion that I had recently played in the legacy client. SO I copied them from that ...\Recommended up to the ...\Config folder level, and executed this script. (I was just too lazy to figure out the syntax to do it from the lower folder.

FOR /D %%F in ("Champions*") DO copy RIOT_ItemSet_1.json "%%F\Recommended\Riot_ItemSet_1.json" FOR /D %%F in ("Champions*") DO copy RIOT_ItemSet_2.json "%%F\Recommended\Riot_ItemSet_2.json" FOR /D %%F in ("Champions*") DO copy RIOT_ItemSet_3.json "%%F\Recommended\Riot_ItemSet_3.json" FOR /D %%F in ("Champions*") DO copy RIOT_ItemSet_4.json "%%F\Recommended\Riot_ItemSet_4.json" FOR /D %%F in ("Champions*") DO copy RIOT_ItemSet_5.json "%%F\Recommended\Riot_ItemSet_5.json"

pause

This fixed all the champions for me. Luckily I do not have any champion specific itemsets.

Chamuel85Nov 16, 20161 votes

Also I discovered this web page explaining what can be done with itemsets. https://developer.riotgames.com/docs/item-sets