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description=<br>The following function will use your shop when acquiring an item however it will not purchase anything. | | |||
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void get_it (item thing, int amount) { | |||
int have = item_amount(thing); | |||
int need = max(0, amount-have); | |||
if (need == 0) { | |||
print("You already have "+amount+" of "+thing+".", "green"); | |||
return; | |||
} | |||
else if (shop_amount(thing) > 0) { | |||
refresh_shop(); | |||
int pull = min(shop_amount(thing), need); | |||
print("Removing "+pull+" "+thing+" from your store.", "blue"); | |||
take_shop(pull, thing); | |||
need = max(0, amount - item_amount(thing)); | |||
} | |||
if (need == 0) | |||
print("You now have "+amount+" "+thing+".", "green"); | |||
else { | |||
print("Need to buy "+amount+" "+thing+".", "blue"); | |||
//cli_execute("find "+amount+" "+thing); | |||
print("This example doesn't buy though!", "red"); | |||
} | |||
} | |||
get_it($item[mae west], 5); | |||
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Uncomment the third to last line if you want it to buy. | |||
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Revision as of 22:54, 21 January 2015
Function Syntax
boolean take_shop(int qty ,item it )
- qty an optional parameter for the quantity of items to take from your mall store (defaults to all if not provided)
- it is the item to take from your mall store
This command will remove it from your mall store. The 1-parameter version will remove all of the item. If you want to remove less than the maximum amount, then you will need to use the 2-parameter version with the optional first parameter set to the count you wish to remove.
Code Samples
Empties your entire shop.
if (user_confirm("Do you want to empty your entire shop?")) {
print("Emptying your store...", "blue");
wait(5);
int[item] shop = get_shop();
int x = 0;
batch_open();
foreach it in shop {
take_shop(shop[it], it);
x+=1;
if (x==75) {
batch_close();
x=0;
batch_open();
}
}
print("Your shop has been emptied!", "green");
}
else print("You decided to not empty your store.", "blue");
The following function will use your shop when acquiring an item however it will not purchase anything.
void get_it (item thing, int amount) {
int have = item_amount(thing);
int need = max(0, amount-have);
if (need == 0) {
print("You already have "+amount+" of "+thing+".", "green");
return;
}
else if (shop_amount(thing) > 0) {
refresh_shop();
int pull = min(shop_amount(thing), need);
print("Removing "+pull+" "+thing+" from your store.", "blue");
take_shop(pull, thing);
need = max(0, amount - item_amount(thing));
}
if (need == 0)
print("You now have "+amount+" "+thing+".", "green");
else {
print("Need to buy "+amount+" "+thing+".", "blue");
//cli_execute("find "+amount+" "+thing);
print("This example doesn't buy though!", "red");
}
}
get_it($item[mae west], 5);
Uncomment the third to last line if you want it to buy.
CLI Equivalent
The CLI command "shop take " works similarly.