Coupon ( Trade_Coupon )

ID 7037

Buy Price: 100 zeny Sell Price: 50 zeny Weight: 0 Slots: Not specified

Type: Usable item. Sub Type: Not specified Gender: Both Locations: Not specified

Attack: Not specified Magic Attack: Not specified Range: Not specified Defense: Not specified

Weapon Level: Not specified Armor Level: Not specified Min. Equip Level: Not specified Max. Equip Level: Not specified

Refineable: Not specified Gradable: Not specified Element: Neutral Classes: Not specified

Recibo de uma negociação.
Peso: 1

Bukti yang diberikan setelah pertukaran.
Berat : 1

A coupon that can be redeemed for a service or to receive a discount.
Class: Generic
Weight: 1

A coupon that
can be redeemed
for a service or to
receive a discount.
Weight: 1

All

Not specified

Flags

Can be added to a player buying store?	No
Summons monster?	No
Is part of a container?	No
Has unique stack?	No
Binds on equip?	No
Announces drop?	No
Is consumed on use?	Yes
Has drop effect?	No

Stacking

Not specified

Usage

Override	Not specified
Can be used while sitting?	Yes

Trade

Override	Not specified
Can be dropped?	No
Can be traded?	No
Can be traded with partner?	Yes
Can be sold to NPC?	No
Can be placed in cart?	No
Can be placed in storage?	Yes
Can be placed in guild storage?	No
Can be sent by mail?	No
Can be put in auction?	No

Delay

Not specified

/*set pcroom,(gettimetick(2)+7200);*/

Script References

set Command

set

Signature:

set <variable>,<expression>{,<char_id>};
set(<variable>,<expression>{,<char id>})

Description:

This command will set a variable to the value that the expression results in. Variables may either be set through this command or directly, much like any other programming language (refer to the "Assigning variables" section). anything more advanced than just printing text into a message box. will make .@x equal 100. will compute 1+5/8+9 (which is, surprisingly, 10 - remember, all numbers are integer in this language) and make .@x equal it. Returns the variable reference (since trunk r12870).

Example:

set .@x,100;
set .@x,1+5/8+9;

gettimetick Command

gettimetick

Signature:

gettimetick(<tick type>)

Description:

This function will return a tick depending on <tick type>: 0: The server's tick, a measurement in milliseconds used by the server's timer 1: The time, in seconds, since the start of the current day. 2: The system time in UNIX epoch time, or the number of seconds elapsed since

Example:

system. This tick is an unsigned int which loops every ~50 days.
January 1st, 1970. Useful for reliably measuring time intervals.

Not specified

Script References

No documented script references were detected.

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Coupon ( Trade_Coupon )

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