# KeeJay : Dumb question, but did you changed these typeIDs?

Nope, I checked in the rpks as well to make sure the IDs weren't changed and they were not. Do I need to?

Edit: After looking through the RPKs of the S42 engine and the E30 Coupe Car, there are a massive amount of typeid conflicts. Is there any program that can find unused typeids and/or typeid conflicts? I've changed all of the engine typeids to (hopefully) unique ones, but still no engine when I buy it stock. I had forgotten to change the block typeid one time and I had managed to get it to come with JUST an engine block but nothing else.. So I went and changed the typeid to a unique one, and now I'm back to nothing Didn't think it'd be this much work to change the stock configuration of a car..

Edit 2: Decided to just start over from scratch. Did the same exact thing as last time, copied the original RPK back and copied the original typeids back into the E36 java. Now, everything except the flywheel and clutch come with the stock vehicle. A step in the right direction! However, I can't seem to get those two parts to come with it whatsoever.. I've tried changing the typeids multiple times to no avail. Can typeids conflict between mods? E.g. if two engine blocks in seperate rpk files use typeid 0x00000025, would that create a conflict?

Edit 3: Well, I decided that since the modded S42 engine is pretty much inferior to the stock engines, I'll just use those and tune them to the BMW specs. All the I4-spec cars are now working as intended, but now I face the task of swapping the M54B30 into the 320i+ models. This is my stock_parts_list_M in my 320i java:

	public void addStockParts( Descriptor desc )
	{
		// stock 1 stuffs //

		stock_parts_list_E  = new int[21];
		stock_parts_list_E[ 0] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000A41r; // "M54B30 Block" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 1] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x000000F5r; // "M54B30 Crank" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 2] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x000000FBr; // "M54B30 Crank Bearings" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 3] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x000000F6r; // "M54B30 Connecting Rods" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 4] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x000000F7r; // "M54B30 Pistons" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 5] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x000000FDr; // "M54B30 Alternator" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 6] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000CC8r; // "M54B30 Alternator Drive Belt" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 7] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000AAAr; // "M54B30 Flywheel" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 8] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000A99r; // "M54B30 Clutch" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 9] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000FFAr; // "M54B30 Transmission" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 10] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x000000FEr; // "M54B30 Cylinder Head" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 11] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000103r; // "M54B30 Intake Camshaft" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 12] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000102r; // "M54B30 Exhaust Camshaft" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 13] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000104r; // "M54B30 Camshaft Bearing Bridge" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 14] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000105r; // "M54B30 Stock Head Cover" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 15] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000B08r; // "M54B30 Camshaft Drive Belt" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 16] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x0000010Ar; // "M54B30 Stock Exhaust Header" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 17] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x00000109r; // "M54B30 Stock Intake Manifold" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 18] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x0000010Br; // "M54B30 Stock Fuel Rail" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 19] = parts.engines.M54B30:0x000000FCr; // "M54B30 Oil Pan" //
		stock_parts_list_E[ 20] = parts:0x000053FFr; // "stock battery" //

All of the part IDs were taken straight out of the RPK, so I don't think has anything to do with that.. Both the car RPK and engine RPK have external links to eachother, although I'm not sure if that's actually necessary or not. Is there something I am missing, or an additional step I need to take to get this to work? Would seriously appreciate some help, thanks.