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Help with amount of money variable

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Hello, Im new to scripting and cannot seem to work out how I can create a variable "money" which will be the amount of money/gold in my inventory.

Any help?

Try items by names or IDs. From the top of my head, the ID of coins is 995. 
Just take a look at the item api :P

to store the amount of coins in a long variable it'd be

long coinCount = getInventory().getAmount("Coins");

note if the inventory tab is not the current open tab it will be 0 i think

 

2 hours ago, Saiyan said:

to store the amount of coins in a long variable it'd be

long coinCount = getInventory().getAmount("Coins");

note if the inventory tab is not the current open tab it will be 0 i think

 

it should be int rather than long, because max cash stack is the value of the maximum int value. :doge:

18 minutes ago, Vilius said:

it should be int rather than long, because max cash stack is the value of the maximum int value. :doge:

Int won't work with that. 

You can use Math.toIntExact(coinCount) though to convert it

getAmount(); only works with a long variable

Edited by Juggles

Since you say the gold is in your inventory why not just use getItem() and go from there?

int geepees = getInventory().getItem(995).getAmount();

No need to use the Math class ^.^

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