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    Default Withdraw-all from Bank?

    Hello, im trying to find out how i'am supposed to withdraw all from bank.
    Im trying to Make it Withdraw all Molten Glass.
    Im Kind of new to scripting soo any help is Appreciated.

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    Withdraw(col, row, Amount) use "0" if u want to withdraw all

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    Quote Originally Posted by logical View Post
    Withdraw(col, row, Amount) use "0" if u want to withdraw all
    You just made my day Thank you soo much

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    Try looking in SRL next time for simple functions like Withdraw man, they're on the left side of Simba, provided you're using SRL which I don't see why you shouldn't be.



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    The function descriptions don't mention how to withdraw all...i guess that's what he wanted help with...
    Took some time for me to figure that out when i started learning to script :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by logical View Post
    The function descriptions don't mention how to withdraw all...i guess that's what he wanted help with...
    Took some time for me to figure that out when i started learning to script :P
    You don't really need a function description for every single function in SRL. If you're scripting, you should be able to read the code and understand what is going on. Also, it's not rocket science to look at what types of variables the function is taking in to come up with a logical idea as to what you should pass through it.



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    Nice job helping him, Logical.

    For what it's worth:
    Simba Code:
    if (Amount = 0) then
        Result := WaitOptionMulti(['Withdraw-All', 'w-A'], 300)
      else
        Result := WaitOptionMulti(['Withdraw-' + IntToStr(Amount), 'w-' + IntToStr(Amount)] , 300);
    ^ In the WithdrawEx function. You're right, sometimes the description doesn't give the full details, but just a simple skim over the code and you're more than likey to find what you're looking for.

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