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<blockquote data-quote="JayC" data-source="post: 435602" data-attributes="member: 36373">Okay, PM me.[doublepost=1528896107,1528895276][/doublepost]I appreciate learning and developing your skills in the community, and always understand you having a simple question.&nbsp; Where I fall short is when someone becomes a developer for a hotel, with no experience and cannot complete the task you were hired to complete. If you want to learn and grow, you need to first open your own and learn from your own mistakes - and not cause fault to someone else's retro. For anyone still interested in helping Skyella, Just bear in mind if you give him the code he needs to complete this command he will be taking credit for coding the command. He needs to learn how to code it himself.Skyella, if you rephrase your questions to specific parts of the command and not asking for practically the entire command to be coded, I will still help you, but I am not going to be coding it for you.There are multiple examples within the emulator where a users credits get manipulated, and it shows you the packet to send out to update the credits after changing them. As far as &quot;rolling&quot; goes it depends on how you want it done, but probably just a random number generator (Random rand = new Random(); and rand.NextInt(min, max); which is an easy google )<a href="https://prnt.sc/juh9vh" target="_blank">https://prnt.sc/juh9vh</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayC, post: 435602, member: 36373"] Okay, PM me. [doublepost=1528896107,1528895276][/doublepost]I appreciate learning and developing your skills in the community, and always understand you having a simple question. Where I fall short is when someone becomes a developer for a hotel, with no experience and cannot complete the task you were hired to complete. If you want to learn and grow, you need to first open your own and learn from your own mistakes - and not cause fault to someone else's retro. For anyone still interested in helping Skyella, Just bear in mind if you give him the code he needs to complete this command he will be taking credit for coding the command. He needs to learn how to code it himself. Skyella, if you rephrase your questions to specific parts of the command and not asking for practically the entire command to be coded, I will still help you, but I am not going to be coding it for you. There are multiple examples within the emulator where a users credits get manipulated, and it shows you the packet to send out to update the credits after changing them. As far as "rolling" goes it depends on how you want it done, but probably just a random number generator (Random rand = new Random(); and rand.NextInt(min, max); which is an easy google ) [URL]https://prnt.sc/juh9vh[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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