Item Cost Tweaks - Buy for 1z sell for 99999z

Various item buy and sell price tweaks.

('Point' type items are excluded from buy price changes as this changes the gather reward to be 1 point since they apparently use that field.)

• []Loose: Loose asset files. Conflicts with anything altering the same asset, and REQUIRES REF's "Loose File Loader" to be enabled.

  []REF: These are LUA based, but shouldn't conflict with anything at all.

  The REF options can be combined! The loose options cannot!

  e.g. If you want both buy and sell REF changes, activate both the REF options!

  Installation Instructions

  • []Install REFramework. (Nightly 1207 or later!)

    []The loose file loader must be enabled BEFORE THE GAME HAS STARTED for these loose assets to be loaded.

    []Either enable it in the overlay or through the config (re2_fw_config.txt): `LooseFileLoader_Enabled`

    []The setting in REF's overlay is only saved WHEN THE OVERLAY IS CLOSED.

    []Install Fluffy Mod Manager.

    • []Drag-drop the archive onto the manger's UI.

      []Or place the archive into `.....\Fluffy Mod Manager\Games\MonsterHunterWilds\Mods` WITHOUT EXTRACTING!

      []If you wanna install it manually, have at it, but I'm not gonna support or give instructions for it. Too much user error.

      Uninstallation Instructions

      • []Remove the files. Turning it off in FMM is usually sufficient. Yeah. That's it.

        []If it's still active in-game, then the files are still in the game directory, no matter what your mod manager says.

      I've seen some users run into issues where deactivating the mod doesn't remove the PAK files, and I have no idea how or why it happens.

      I've seen others given the incorrect solution of "delete PAK patch 002". THIS DOESN'T REMOVE THE MODDED FILES FROM THE GAME DIR, IT ONLY BREAKS THE SEQUENCE. If you install a PAK mod after that, you restore the sequence and any orphaned mod PAKs become active again.

      Follow the steps below to properly fix that.

      How to Clean Out All Mods

      (For those of you who can't seem to remove it, here's how to remove ALL modes from the game for a clean state.)

      []Turn off all mods in whatever manager you're using, if you're using one.

      []Delete the `natives` folder from the game directory. (This removes any 'loose' file mods.)

      []Remove `reframework\autorun` and `reframework\plugins` from the game dir. (Removes any LUA based and DLL based mods. e.g. the Direct2D plugin.)

      []The only thing left in the `reframework` folder should now be `data`, which contains LUA mod settings and sometimes data assets they may use. You can remove it if you want, but it