Changing a trader’s money

SetMoney and Restock change how much money a trader has.

Traders changes a trader's money

Use SetMoney to set a trader’s cash to an amount you give, and Restock to give the trader a new random amount from the game’s difficulty settings.

public static class Traders
{
    public static bool SetMoney(string modId, string shopId, float amount);
    public static bool Restock(string modId, string shopId);
}

Method	Returns	What it does
SetMoney(modId, shopId, amount)	bool	Sets how much money the trader has. Returns true when it was set.
Restock(modId, shopId)	bool	Refills the trader’s money the way the game does. Returns true when it was done.

Things to know

• SetMoney sets how much money the trader has, in the trader’s own currency. The trader keeps the money in the save, so it is still there after a save and a load. If two mods set it, the last one wins. (the money is saved with the trader)
• Restock refills the trader’s money the way the game does. It picks a random amount between the trader’s minimum and maximum, and applies the difficulty setting. It does not reset the trader’s own restock timer, so the game still restocks when its timer runs out. (the amount follows DifficultyInfo.GetTraderWealth, as the game does)

Limits

• Both refuse while a trade is running, during a save or load, for an unknown shop id, for a mod id that is not valid, and when IsAvailable is false. A refusal returns false and changes nothing.
• SetMoney also refuses an amount that is below 0, above the largest amount of money the framework allows, or not a real number.