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Well just been trying to figure out how the prices work...
so I got this from wiki:
- The "high alch" price is that of which the appropriate store would purchase the item from the player if the store had none of that item in stock.
- The associated "low alch" spell exchanges the item for the price that would be paid by a General Store, 2/3 of the price that High Alchemy would provide, but this can change depending on the initial value of the item.
- Typically, stores will buy items at half the high alchemy price.
Heres some questions I got:
- lets say theres 1 mith sword in general store, and 1 in sword shop. - do they sell the item for same price?
- how does the price change depending on stack size.. (I guess its just a percentual change, every few items...?)
currently got this: (if u find an item this does not work with pls post)
PS. trying to simulate how it worked on older versions.. (if they have changed it on newer ones - stopped playing rs long time ago, so dont know that)Code:store price = high alch/3*5 low alch = high alch/3*2
Well if I understand correctly, you'd make a method to get the item stack amount from the shop via shops.cfg,\xml however you handle them. You'd then find the given percent that is decreased, you could test this on runescape. Ex. sell one of an item to shop, alch one, sell 1 more, alch one. storePrice = highalch - decreasedstorepercent?
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