Wallets
Wallet Texture
The texture below is used by every wallet.
Wallet Types
| Name | Capacity | Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Wallet | $1,000 | Default |
| Intermediate Wallet | $10,000 | Default |
| Advanced Wallet | $1,000,000 | Default |
| The Phat Wallet | $1,000,000,000 | Default |
| Wallet | $960 | Single Item |
If you want to know how to change the capacity of wallets and what the different currency modes do, check out our pages about the Server Config.
Usage
Default Currency Mode
This is the gui for the wallet in default currency mode.
Inputting Money
You can input money by moving coins, bills and checks from your inventory into the wallet's gui.
This can be by dragging or shift-clicking the money you are inputting.
You can also click the deposit all button to input all money in your inventory.
Stacks of bill and piles of coins can not be inputted, instead place and break them to get their uncompacted form.
Removing Money
You can remove money by left-clicking the coins and bills in the wallet's gui.
By holding CTRL and left-clicking you can take out 10 items in one click and by holding SHIFT you can take out a whole stack.
You can also click the check icon to write a check, which can store an infinite amount of money.
Capacity Overflow
In the future you will no longer be able to reach capacity overflow, instead you will either be given change or not be able to add the money in the first place.
You may have seen a message saying 'Capacity Overflow Reached' and wondered what is capacity overflow?
Capacity overflow is where you have more money in your wallet than it is meant to hold.
What happens when your wallet is overflowing?
While you will still be able to use your wallet as normal and spend the extra money, you can not put any more money into your wallet.
Single Item Currency Mode
This is the gui for the wallet in single item currency mode.
It has 15 slots where you can put dollar bills.
