Money token

[Serb]

Hi, right now im just using Ascentdbeditor... cuz well quite frankly its easier and takes less time.... ok heres what i want to do

i want to create an item that you jsut sell back to a vendor for some money so i created it and your supposed to buy it for 3g and then sell for 1000 but everytime i go to sell it it gives me 4 million something gold then igo to buy somethign and it says that item was not found then i have to reset my money... how do i make it give me 1000 gold not 4 million somehting...??

[CairiFEA]

Easy to fix.

1) When you open your vendor, you may notice that there is a small * in the icon of the item you are buying.

2) WoW has a money limit before it registers as 'no money'. This max value is set at 10 digits. This means a max allowance of xxxxxx gold, where x = value. Let me explain.

In the database, the limit for the 'gold' table is 10. 1 gold registers as 1000. This is in terms of COPPER amount. So, 10,000 copper = 1 gold.
1 copper = 5 of the 10 limit.

900000|00|00 this is gold|silver|copper at the max of 10 values. So, with this you see that 999999 is the 'max' amount of gold. 999999|99|99.

This brings back to 1).

That * means the item being sold is in stacks and you infact are buying about 40 thousand of them at once. When you add an item to an NPC, use the command .npc vendora (id) 1. the 1 sets it so that it sells quantities of 1 at a time.

When you buy 40k items that sell for 1000g a piece, you get an outrageous amount of gold; and thus passing your limit.

Now, technically it should be 999999|99|99 as the limit, but servers are finding the max is more around the 250000|00|00 mark. I guess this is in place by blizzard to limit gold farmers.

Hope this helps,

Cairi

+Rep those who help,

[Lilltimmy]

Explaining short: When you add it to the Vendor write
.npc vendoradditem <itemid> 1
(or you can add it with manually in DB --> mincount 1)
the '1' or more is important if you dont have it, you'll get more gold then it should