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So no, but someone could possibly.
So I will just add 1 to that number for each item then
The plushie's ID is actually not that massive number.
Their ID is a known as a subtypeID, "EngineerPlushie" is their ID.
IE " <Item Type="MyObjectBuilder_Component" Subtype="EngineerPlushie" />" this line is what controls what the store entry entry sells.
I got this subtypeID from their containing SBC File.
For Components, that would be the Components SBC.
For tools, they were in PhysicalItems.
Keen put the Plushie under the id "EngineerPlushie" in Components SBC.
Where did you get the ID: <Id>1356189434942549542</Id> for the plushie, and how do I get the Id for other Items?