Command reference
Coin
Command words: coin
Permission: Admin
You can use this building command to edit coins, which are virtual items that exist in currency piles and used for economic transactions. Keep in mind that your coins don't have to perfectly match your currency divisions and you can even have coins that can be loaded (perhaps by an admin or a prog) but won't be used to automatically generate change for example.
The syntax for editing coins is as follows:
coin list - lists all of the coins (see below for filters)
coin edit <which> - begins editing a coin
coin edit new <currency> <name> <value> - generates a new coin
coin clone <old> <new> - clones an existing coin to a new one
coin close - stops editing a coin
coin show <which> - views information about a coin
coin show - views information about your currently editing coin
coin set name <name> - renames the coin
coin set general <general> - the general form of the coin (e.g. note, coin, etc)
coin set plural <word> - the keyword from the sdesc to pluralise (e.g. coin, penny, bill)
coin set sdesc <sdesc> - sets the short description of the coin
coin set desc - drops you into an editor to edit the full description of the coin
coin set value <#> - sets the base value of the coin
coin set weight <weight> - sets the weight of each coin
coin set change - toggles this coin being used for giving change
You can use the following search filters:
+<keyword> - include coins with this keyword in the name, sdesc or desc
-<keyword> - exclude coins with this keyword in the name, sdesc or desc
<currency> - only include coins from this currency
change - only include coins that are used for change
!change - only include coins that are not used for change
Permission: Admin
You can use this building command to edit coins, which are virtual items that exist in currency piles and used for economic transactions. Keep in mind that your coins don't have to perfectly match your currency divisions and you can even have coins that can be loaded (perhaps by an admin or a prog) but won't be used to automatically generate change for example.
The syntax for editing coins is as follows:
coin list - lists all of the coins (see below for filters)
coin edit <which> - begins editing a coin
coin edit new <currency> <name> <value> - generates a new coin
coin clone <old> <new> - clones an existing coin to a new one
coin close - stops editing a coin
coin show <which> - views information about a coin
coin show - views information about your currently editing coin
coin set name <name> - renames the coin
coin set general <general> - the general form of the coin (e.g. note, coin, etc)
coin set plural <word> - the keyword from the sdesc to pluralise (e.g. coin, penny, bill)
coin set sdesc <sdesc> - sets the short description of the coin
coin set desc - drops you into an editor to edit the full description of the coin
coin set value <#> - sets the base value of the coin
coin set weight <weight> - sets the weight of each coin
coin set change - toggles this coin being used for giving change
You can use the following search filters:
+<keyword> - include coins with this keyword in the name, sdesc or desc
-<keyword> - exclude coins with this keyword in the name, sdesc or desc
<currency> - only include coins from this currency
change - only include coins that are used for change
!change - only include coins that are not used for change