GreenMagic793 Posted September 18, 2015 Group: Members Topic Count: 45 Topics Per Day: 0.01 Content Count: 157 Reputation: 18 Joined: 08/18/15 Last Seen: April 5, 2023 Share Posted September 18, 2015 (edited) Hey guys, Today I'd like to present you with my handy-dandy Coin Exchanger. You'll find that this exchanger is a little different from most, as it has some unique functions. How this script works: In this particular script, you'll be dealing with 5 types of coins, using normal coin ID's such as 671 (gold coins). These five grades of coins are as follows, from lowest value to highest: Common (which is ID 677 in case you want to change the name), Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. How your players acquire these coins is up to you. This NPC allows you to trade lower grade coins for higher grade coins. For example, if you have 3 Silver Coins, you can exchange them for 1 Gold Coin, and if you 2 Gold Coins, you can exchange them for 1 Platinum Coin, etc. Once your player is in possession of a Platinum Coin, they can then use that coin to redeem for prizes. Every prize available can be purchased for 1 coin, to prevent any confusion. All the prizes have been balanced to prevent any imbalance in gameplay, such as providing players with cards or god items, which this script does NOT have. All you'll find here are items like training manuals, dead branches, and spell scrolls. Think of this as the balanced server's coin exchanger. Another nice feature of this exchanger is the ability to actually trade coins of a higher grade for a lower grade. This is very useful if you want players to be able to use the lower grade coins for other purposes, like for events or quests. For example, in this script you can only use Platinum Coins to purchase prizes, but in my own server, you can use Common Coins to access some dungeons. As a result, it's very useful for players to be able to turn their higher grade coins into lower grade coins should you desire to use lower grade coins for other purposes. All in all, this is a fairly standard exchanger, but it has nice grammar and presentation, some added special effects for fun, and a nice, well-rounded and balanced set of prizes to choose from. Enjoy! CoinExchanger.txt Edited September 18, 2015 by greenmagic469 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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