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Is there a plug in that can make you have two types of currency in your game?
 

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it depends on what you want to use each currency for.
In some cases it's better to use a variable and eventing to handle an additional currency.
And for some forms there are specialised plugins, for example job point plugins to purchase skills
 

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If you decide to go the variable route, as Andar suggested, I made a tutorial on that some time ago.
It can be found here if you want to take a peek. It runs you through how to create the currency and how to manipulate it so simulate a custom currency.

You can then use plugins like SRD_GoldWindowCustomizer and / or SRD_MenuStatusCustomizer to display the variable values to the player. Of course you can also just use text-codes to display the variables. That might be less flashy though.

Depending on how you want to use the currency, a plugin might be favorable.
However, if you just want a basic currency, like money, exp, crafting material etc., it is easily doable with variables alone and can be done with my tutorial.
 

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