My account needs to keep 4.3m gold in the inventory. The amount of gold before muling is a number above 4.3m. 

So I used the equation

 

amount in inventory - 4.3m = amount to trade

So in my code I put 

long x = getInventory().getAmount(995);

long amountToTrade = x - 4300000;

 

Now in my mule code, I put

trade.offer(995, amountToTrade);

 

Sadly this does not work even though all the math makes sense. 
I know the string requires an int but I cannot use int when i am getting the amount in the inventory. 

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated

not sure if this is what you're looking for..

 

cast long to int

trade.offer(995, Math.toIntExact(amountToTrade));

this will throw ArithmeticException if overflow (amountToTrade greater than 2,147,483,647)

since you know that its not gonna be greater than 2b, just cast it to an int.

Longs are not commonly used for this type of thing. Doubles would be easier. Also you can use Integer.ParseInt(input) to cast anything to an int, except I think BigInts. Which you should never need for OSRS

1 hour ago, Stimpack said:

not sure if this is what you're looking for..

 

cast long to int

trade.offer(995, Math.toIntExact(amountToTrade));

this will throw ArithmeticException if overflow (amountToTrade greater than 2,147,483,647)

Thanks it worked!

Yeah I was gonna say, an int should be fine so long as its under 2,147,483,647 gp which I would assume you don't make before trading to the mule; otherwise that'd be hella impressive

13 minutes ago, Magarac said:

Yeah I was gonna say, an int should be fine so long as its under 2,147,483,647 gp which I would assume you don't make before trading to the mule; otherwise that'd be hella impressive

That is the max cash stack on rs so he cant really trade more than it

Just now, Tom said:

That is the max cash stack on rs so he cant really trade more than it

I feel dumb. Completely forgot about RS's own limits.