WoW:API GetMoney: Difference between revisions

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Returns an integer value of your held money.

money = GetMoney();

Arguments

None

Returns

money: Number - The amount of money in copper. This will need to be parsed to display gold, silver, copper seperately. Format could be expressed as ..ggggsscc

/script DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(GetMoney(),1,1,1);

/script SendChatMessage("I have "..GetMoney().." copper.")

Result

[Player] says: I have 1112233 copper.

Assuming the player has Template:Cost.

/script DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage("[Money Pouch] contains "..(GetMoney()/10000).." gold.",1,1,1);

/script SendChatMessage("[Money Pouch] contains "..(GetMoney()/10000).." gold.");

Result

111.2233

[Player] says: [Money Pouch] contains 111.2233 gold.

Assuming the player has Template:Cost.

By dividing with 10000 you get a result in gold. The decimals behind the dot are the silver and the copper.

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	By ~~deviding~~ with 10000 you get a result in gold. The decimals behind the dot are the silver and the copper.		By dividing with 10000 you get a result in gold. The decimals behind the dot are the silver and the copper.