money

le gooboy

make an amount. ie. /t deposit all /pay all /t withdraw

DeadlyPoptartz

make an amount. ie. /t deposit all /pay all /t withdraw
~ @le gooboy

Whaaaaaa?

Dockson

I do not see, why not.

Sqreix

make an amount. ie. /t deposit all /pay all /t withdraw
~ @le gooboy

Wait. what do you mean?

Deinen

-1, it's not worth the time to implement it, when you can just do /bal and copy the number it shows you.

Dockson

Wait. what do you mean?

Whaaaaaa?
~ @DeadlyPoptartz

You have 2536785 Meebles in your Town bank. Instead of doing withdraw 2536785, you would do withdraw all... simple as that.

DeadlyPoptartz

You have 2536785 Meebles in your Town bank. Instead of doing withdraw 2536785, you would do withdraw all... simple as that.
~ @Dockson

Oohhhh

Sqreix

You have 2536785 Meebles in your Town bank. Instead of doing withdraw 2536785, you would do withdraw all... simple as that.
~ @Dockson

If that's the case, why not?
+1

KatieBlue

I like this idea.
+1

le gooboy

-1, it's not worth the time to implement it, when you can just do /bal and copy the number it shows you.
~ @Deinen

I don't believe the coding would be too difficult, all you would have to do would be to link together the variable "all" to the variable of your balance/town balance...

Deinen

I don't believe the coding would be too difficult, all you would have to do would be to link together the variable "all" to the variable of your balance/town balance...
~ @le gooboy

Except you cannot deposit a non-integer number (A whole number). You can't deposit 458884.95.

Even @ that, if it took 1 hour to make, that is 1h we can use for something more productive. /bal then typing in the number isn't that demanding.

Continued -1

GingerManOWNS

-1, it's not worth the time to implement it, when you can just do /bal and copy the number it shows you.
~ @Deinen

Being denied for this reason.