Trading: Difference between revisions
>XDCorez Fixed grammatical errors. And edited something. |
>Atheroma No edit summary |
||
| (20 intermediate revisions by 7 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[File:Trading.png|thumb|Two People using the Trading System.]] '''Trading''' is an activity in which two players can exchange items through a systematic method. Trading was added as a safer method than [[Dropping|dropping]] for players to buy and sell items. | |||
== | ==Trading Items== | ||
There are two ways to | There are two ways to start a trade: | ||
#Use one's [[Wrench]] and press the Wrench icon next to the desired player's username. A menu containing the 'Trade' button will appear. Pressing it opens the trading menu. | |||
#Type /trade [the player's username]. The trading menu will appear. | |||
''NOTE: A player can only trade with players that are in the same [[Worlds|world]].'' | |||
==Sound effect== | |||
[[File:Cash register.wav]] | |||
<br>A sound is played when someone sends a trade request. | |||
Additionally, when someone sends a trade request, a message will appear in the chat for that player:<br> | |||
<span style="color:MediumOrchid;">TRADE ALERT:</span> <i>username</i> <span style="color:Tan;">wants to trade with you! To start, use the</span> Wrench <span style="color:Tan;">on that person's wrench icon, or type</span> /trade <i>username</i> | |||
==Limitations== | |||
A maximum of 4 different stacks of items can be traded at once. | |||
A player can only hold up to 200 of the same item, so if a trade would push them above 200, the trade cannot be completed. Hence, the players will get a warning message:<br><span style="color:Red;">Oops - <i>user</i> is carrying too many <i>item</i> and can't fit that many in their backpack.</span> | |||
Similarly, a player can hold only one fish of the same type. Therefore, if a trade would give a fish, which the player already has in their inventory, the trade cannot be completed. | |||
If a player desires to trade more than 200 of any item in a single go, the items can be dropped to a [[Worlds|world]] (with proper coverage) and the [[World Key]] can be traded among the players. | |||
<gallery> | |||
Trade message.png|The warning message when a trade involves pushing the item limit. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*Trying to trade a negative number of items will result in the following message: "Whatever scammer. Bet you liked the game more before this cool trade system!" | |||
[[Category:Actions]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:38, 28 September 2025
Trading is an activity in which two players can exchange items through a systematic method. Trading was added as a safer method than dropping for players to buy and sell items.
Trading Items
There are two ways to start a trade:
- Use one's Wrench and press the Wrench icon next to the desired player's username. A menu containing the 'Trade' button will appear. Pressing it opens the trading menu.
- Type /trade [the player's username]. The trading menu will appear.
NOTE: A player can only trade with players that are in the same world.
Sound effect
File:Cash register.wav
A sound is played when someone sends a trade request.
Additionally, when someone sends a trade request, a message will appear in the chat for that player:
TRADE ALERT: username wants to trade with you! To start, use the Wrench on that person's wrench icon, or type /trade username
Limitations
A maximum of 4 different stacks of items can be traded at once.
A player can only hold up to 200 of the same item, so if a trade would push them above 200, the trade cannot be completed. Hence, the players will get a warning message:
Oops - user is carrying too many item and can't fit that many in their backpack.
Similarly, a player can hold only one fish of the same type. Therefore, if a trade would give a fish, which the player already has in their inventory, the trade cannot be completed.
If a player desires to trade more than 200 of any item in a single go, the items can be dropped to a world (with proper coverage) and the World Key can be traded among the players.
-
The warning message when a trade involves pushing the item limit.
Trivia
- Trying to trade a negative number of items will result in the following message: "Whatever scammer. Bet you liked the game more before this cool trade system!"
