Purse Strings API - Trouble giving coin between players

Hi! I've been messing around with the Purse Strings API (<a href="https://github.com/blawson69/PurseStrings#--party" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/blawson69/PurseStrings#--party</a>)&nbsp; recently and it's absolutely fantastic.&nbsp; I have set up all player characters and added them up to a 'Party Members List'. I would love to create a macro to enable players to send coin between each other. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Using the give command with the example of 50gp, I have been unable to get this to work for me when inputting the token id. Is there any way I could turn this command into a macro with a drop down option to choose which 'Party Member' or 'taker' would receive the coin? &nbsp; !ps --give --giver|&lt;giver_id&gt; --taker|&lt;taker_id&gt; --amt|50gp&nbsp; Many thanks, Sam

Not familiar with the script, but does something like this work? Replace&nbsp;Char1/Char2 with current charNames !ps --give --giver|?{Giver?|Char1,@{Char1|character_id}|Char2,@{Char2|character_id}} --taker|?{Taker?|Char1,@{Char1|character_id}|Char2,@{Char2|character_id}} --amt|50gp

Hi David, Thanks for the reply! I input your suggestion substituting Char1/Char2 with current charNames (Ben and Keo Imanan)&nbsp; and came back with this as a response: Transaction Error The following errors were encountered: Buyer character was not found.

Do you get anything if you just type&nbsp;@{Ben|character_id} or @{Keo Imanan|character_id} directly into chat?

I may have misread the documentation. You may need to use token_id in the api call instead? If that is the case, the dropdown selection won't be the best solution. You would have to hardcode the token_id values into your query, and the token_id will change every time you make a copy or re-drag a new version of the character token onto the map, which would break your macro. You use @{selected|token_id} and @{target|token_id} instead of making a query macro. !ps --give --giver|@{selected|token_id} --taker|@{target|Give money to|token_id} --amt|50gp

When I type into chat @{Ben|character_id} I get:&nbsp; -MPGGVbDwTjFZDhuKYTa When I type chat&nbsp; @{Keo Imanan|character_id} I get:&nbsp; -MPjx3TpdoUeJ3Fs9gG2 @{Ben| token_id } @{Keo Imanan| token_id } I get 'no attribute was found for..'

token_id is a property of a token, not a character.&nbsp; You can only access it via @{target|token_id} or @{selected|token_id}.

Thanks Aaron for explaining the difference. David, the macro worked great. I would just like to be able to choose the amount to send to the other player, not just a static amount of 50gp. Any ideas? &nbsp; !ps --give --giver|@{selected|token_id} --taker|@{target|Give money to|token_id} --amt|50gp&nbsp;

This will prompt for an amount and be filled in with 50gp by default: !ps --give --giver|@{selected|token_id} --taker|@{target|Give money to|token_id} --amt|?{Amount|50gp}

Thanks so much. Works just as intended.&nbsp;