19.09.2014, 14:26
Try not to double-post. ^ - There might be a very good reason in to which he/she is trying to get bigger than the maximum value. It is possible, when you use coding with it.
You can do it, simply, buy dividing the two values into a multiplication feature. You can simply add them into each bank account.
OR what you can do is, enable an infinity sign, which is pretty cool. Where it doesn't withdraw money out of your bank account, it just simply let's you keep adding money using a similar function to /givemoney.
On your bank cmd, if your using zcmd
You can do it, simply, buy dividing the two values into a multiplication feature. You can simply add them into each bank account.
OR what you can do is, enable an infinity sign, which is pretty cool. Where it doesn't withdraw money out of your bank account, it just simply let's you keep adding money using a similar function to /givemoney.
On your bank cmd, if your using zcmd
Quote:
COMMAND:withdraw(playerid, params[]) { new amount; if(sscanf(params, "i", amount)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "USAGE: /withdraw [amount]"); if(GetPVarStr(playerid, "Bank") == "∞") { GivePlayerMoney(playerid, amount); return 1; } else // Blah blah, rest of your code. (NOT SURE if this works, but it's similiar to that.) } |