Furniture Catalogue data missing/incorrect
Thank you for taking the time to contributing to Furniture Catalogue's database. If you want to report an incorrect or missing item, here's what I need:

Copying an item link
  1. Right-click on the item and select "link to chat"
  2. Press ctrl+a to select everything in your chat entry box
  3. Press ctrl+x to cut the item link to clipboard
  4. Press ctrl+v to paste the item link to however you're going to message me


Missing
Why are they missing?
ZOS occasionally adds new items to existing furnishing vendors or recipes to the drop tables. These items are most likely already in the database under rumour items, but normally those won't be shown unless you filter for them or enable that in the settings.

What do I do?
Please send me the item link together with a short description where you got it so I can sort it under the right category.
Item description (good):
  • dropped in Clockwork City from an automaton
  • stolen in Orsinium
  • sold by furnishing vendor XYZ in ABC
  • crafted from recipe I bought from Rolis Hlaalu
Item description (bad):
  • Once upon a time my character <x> (... entire background story ...) decided to take a stroll through a lush forest...
If you're certain that the recipe was added in a certain game version, feel free to add that as well.


Incorrectly listed as rumour

What do I do?
Please send me the item link. If an item is affected and not a recipe, I need to know where it's from so I can recategorise it.

Why does that happen?
Whenever a new AddOn is announced I head to PTS and check out all consecutive furnishing items that are not yet in the data. I then add the data I gathered to the following files:

Recipes are normally added to data/Recipes.lua. If at some point it becomes clear that the item doesn't exist, the recipe will be moved to data/RumourRecipes.lua.

Learning a rumour recipe will result in the item being shown as craftable, regardless of the recipe's rumour status.

Items are added to data/MiscItemSources.lua. The top level key is the version number, the second level indicates where the item is from. New items are normally filed under rumour and moved over as soon as someone tells me they've seen it drop.

Since I use a script to generate the data entries, the item's name as read from the game's API is always standing next to the entry as comment.