If it's just an item meant to be displayed on the forum or something, then thing custom item works for that.
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[DBTech] DragonByte Credits [Paid] 6.1.3
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It's an item that I will be shipping to users that buy it.
Then you would likely need to use the eCommerce add-on, however I do not know how physical shipping works there.
Okay, thank you! It is also going to require people to gain credits from the forum, and buy this product with there own credits so I probably need a custom module for this?
No, you just need DBTech Credits and DBTech eCommerce; DBTech Credits you can configure however you want, and then you set up a Payment Profile for the credits you've setup. Then you just set it up so that DBTech eCommerce can use the credit as a payment option, and make your products the way you want.
As I said, I don't know if eCommerce will work perfectly for what you want, as I have not used it for physical goods, and found that a lot needs to be rewritten to be useful for custom product types for me so I do not have a ton of experience with it.
DB Credits will be available as a payment profile, so nothing special will be needed.
It's worth mentioning that the credits used to pay for a physical product will disappear into the ether, it won't be awarded to any user currently.
It's worth mentioning that the credits used to pay for a physical product will disappear into the ether, it won't be awarded to any user currently.
Type it like a normal BBCode, with X being the amount of credits to charge. You can also add it as a BBCode button.
This might be useful:
HTML:
<xf:set var="$viewableCurrencies" value="{{ $xf.app.em.getRepository('DBTech\Credits:Currency').getCurrencies(true) }}" />
<xf:if is="$viewableCurrencies">
<xf:foreach loop="$viewableCurrencies" value="$currency" if="$currency.postbit">
<dl class="pairs pairs--justified">
<dt title="{$currency.title}">{$currency.title}</dt>
<dd>
<a href="{{ link('dbtech-credits/currency', $currency, {'user_id': $user.user_id}) }}" data-xf-click="overlay" class="fauxBlockLink-blockLink u-concealed">
{$currency.prefix}{{ $currency.getValueFromUser($user) }}{$currency.suffix}
</a>
</dd>
</dl>
</xf:foreach>
</xf:if>That's the code from the postbit template, so you'd likely want to remove the
if="$currency.postbit" part 
I want to give credit by subject type. Is it possible to assign credit according to question or article forums
You can setup multiple different Thread events, and limit them to specific forums. There's no integration with thread types at this time.
so will such an update come?
It's not a planned feature, though you can always suggest it in the product suggestion forum here: https://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/forums/dragonbyte-credits.481/
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Have you set up both a "Resource Download" and "Resource Downloaded" event?
See this resource page. it is sold at a variety of prices. but for each sale the proceeds are not passed on to the seller
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Oh, you're referring to using Credits as a payment profile? That's correct, there is no way to pass proceeds onto the seller at this time.See this resource page. it is sold at a variety of prices. but for each sale the proceeds are not passed on to the seller
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