LootMoney

An action waits for completion; a failed step condition skips the step. Use one main action per step.

Use separate SellItems and Repair steps with the same coordinates; only one main action per step.

Use it as the main objective. Money checks spendable cash; it is not a replacement for this collection objective.

<, <=, >, >=, ==, ~=. Missing numeric data fails the comparison unless explicitly allowed.

Required copper (positive for LootMoney, nonnegative for VendorMoney). Bags include stack quantities and reagent bags; banks and unsellable items are excluded. Uncached vendor prices count as zero.

Equipment excluded by default. includeEquipped = true includes all gear; equippedSlots = { 16 } includes selected slots. This estimates value without selling or unequipping anything. VendorMoney.operator defaults to >=.

Steps can use these filters with the existing AnyOf composition:

Money = { operator = ">=", copper = 10000 },
ItemCount = { itemIDs = { 6948 }, operator = ">=", count = 1 },
EquippedItemStat = {
    { slot = 16, stat = "QUALITY", operator = "<", value = 7, precision = 1, allowMissing = true },
    { slot = 16, stat = "ITEM_MOD_DAMAGE_PER_SECOND_SHORT", operator = "<", value = 1.9, precision = 1, allowMissing = true },
},
EquippedItem = {
    { slot = 16, itemID = 2493 },
    { slot = 17, invert = true },
},
Hardcore = false,

Equipment condition lists use AND: every entry must pass. invert, precision and

allowMissing apply to their own entry. Single-object conditions remain supported;

use AnyOf for alternatives and Not to negate the whole list. Lists must not be empty.

Operators are <, <=, >, >=, == and ~=. Money uses copper, not gold.

ItemCount accepts either itemID or a summed itemIDs list; the default operator

is >=. Equipped items are included by the game API. includeBank = true includes

bank items; includeUsableToys = true counts an owned usable toy when its item count

is zero. EquippedItemStat reads a stat token, QUALITY or LEVEL from an equipment

slot. Optional precision rounds before comparing; allowMissing = true keeps

the step eligible when the equipment stat is unavailable. Otherwise missing data

does not satisfy a resource filter. These are step filters, not route visibility

conditions. Like other step filters, failing them skips the step; they do not wait

for the player to acquire resources.

Hardcore = true/false uses C_GameRules.IsHardcoreActive; clients without that

API are treated as non-Hardcore. Source death shortcuts are restricted to

non-Hardcore characters. Voluntary self-found choices remain explicit review notes.

Money, bag and equipment events refresh relevant active steps through a coalesced

timer. Unrelated steps do not rebuild on those events.