#Starmade item id update#
#Starmade item id registration#
#Starmade item id iso#

Audio resources related to the audiovisual content such as audio tracks or files (audio, sound, dubbing, subtitles, closed captions, etc…).

#Starmade item id iso#

Related Items: ISO 15706-2 extends the ISAN version identification to items closely related to the audiovisual work and intended for mass distribution. In the ISAN registry, such versions are defined as related_content record s. In principle, Related Content are versions of an audiovisual work, but in some cases they can also be versions of a variant.

Related interactive content such as multimedia material, interactive web pages, games, etc….

Supplemental content such as bonus, interviews, commented scenes, clips, ….

Promotional content such as trailers or a teaser.

Related Content: these versions identify other content that is derived from or closely related to the audiovisual work and intended for mass distribution. In the ISAN registry, such versions are defined as manifestation record s. In principle, Manifestations are versions of a Variant (their parent).Įxample: for a Blu-ray distributed in Asia, the parent is a variant that identifies the Asian localized home video edition of the work.Įxceptionally, a manifestation can directly be a version or a Work.Ī manifestation can link other ISAN that identify content or items that are also fixed on the medium as for example trailers and bonus content (registered as Related Content versions) and/or subtitle files (registered as Related Item versions) or other variants.

The addition or substitution of subtitles, dubbing, closed captions, alterations of the soundtrack, etc….

Fixation on mediums such as distribution masters (e.g.

Manifestations are “media versions”, they identify the fixation of the content on a medium and/or identify changes in languages: In the ISAN registry, such versions are defined as variant record s.

example 2: the censored version of the original broadcasting edit.

example 1: the remastering of the original director’s cut version.

In principle Variants are versions of an audiovisual work (their parent), but a variant can also be a version of another variant

Technical edits such as restored, remastered, B&W/colorized versions etc.

Distribution edits such as localized versions, censored versions, home video/ broadcasting / airline… versions,.

Creative cuts such as director’s cut, alternate ending, special editions, 2D/3D versions etc….

Variants are “cuts versions”, they identify changes in the edition of the work. Therefore, before registering a new version, you need to select which record type to register with: In the ISAN registry, versions are organized in 4 categories or record types: Variants, Manifestations, Related Contents, Related Items.Įach ISAN version record type has its own metadata schema. 1 What ISAN record type applies to my version? single, series, groups, episodes) or project ISAN are not covered by this document, for guidance on works registrations or on project ISAN, refer to the corresponding guide. Versions of audiovisual works can only be registered if a valid ISAN has been previously allocated to the audiovisual work.

#Starmade item id registration#

It provides examples for the registration of a director’s cut variant, a Blu-ray manifestation, a VoD manifestation and a subtitled festival screening version. variants, manifestations, related contents, related items). To give credits still a value, all support/weapon meta items are now available to buy from the shop NPC's.Īlso there have be some minor balance fixes for weapons, though nothing has been buffed or nerfed, but accuracy of values has been increased.This basic step by step guide outlines the ISAN applications process for versions of works (i.e. Also the fact that you can spawn the blueprints in anywhere is a test and by no means final (you still need to buy the meta items from a shop). So please keep in mind that this current system is not final. This is basically the first step towards shipyards, which will use those blueprints as input and will gradually put your ship together. If you disagree, I added a value in the server.cfg to revert all that to the old system. Yes, this means that credits will lose a lot of value, but that's intended as crafting should be the thing that drives economy. Should the blueprints you bought in any way differ in materials when you spawn it (if it's been deleted, or modified), it will give you back all your materials.

#Starmade item id update#

A little update with a major gameplay feature: Shops instead of selling ships of blueprints for credits, they will now sell blueprint metaitems that the player has to fill up with exactly the blocks the ship of the blueprint requires.