Writing a Shop File

#<xx>~

The shop name - numeric. This line does not change the shop itself, except to be used as a reference in the shop file.

<num1>

<num2>

<num3>

<num4>

<num5>

These numbers refer to the objects sold in the shop by listing the virtual number of each object to be sold.

<profit when selling>

The object value is multiplied by this value when sold. This is a floating point value. Must be >= 1.0

<profit when buying>

The object value is multiplied by this value when bought. This is a floating point value. Must be <= 1.0

<num1>

<num2>

<num3>

<num4>

<num5>

These five numbers are the item types traded with by the shop. The numbers used here are the various item types.

<Message - item buy non-exist>~

This message is echoed when the shopkeeper does not actually own an item of the name given.

<Message - item sell non-exist>~

This message is echoed when the player trying to sell the item does not actually own an item of the name given.

<Message - wrong item type>~

This message is echoed when the shopkeeper does not buy this type of item.

<Message - shop can't afford>~

This message is echoed when the shopkeeper cannot afford to buy the item.

<Message - player can't afford>~

This message is echoed when the player cannot afford to buy the item.

<Message - buying>~

This message is echoed when the player buys an item. %d is used to show the cost of the item.

<Message - selling>~

This message is echoed when the player sells an item. %d is used to show the cost of the item.

<Temper 1>

Set this value to 0

<Temper 2>

Set this value to 0

<Shop Keeper Mobile Number>

This is the virtual number of the mobile who is the shopkeeper.

<with who>

This section is not yet implemented. As such, it should be set to 0

<Shop room number>

This is the room number the mobile must be in for the shop to function so transferred and summoned shopkeepers can't sell in the desert.

<Open time 1>

<Close time 1>

These are the hours when the shop is open in 24 hour clock time (Military time).