I now present to you: The Mooshop. This should be the most feature complete and in depth shop script submitted to date with tons of customization. I offer you this script with but one condition...

You've gotta grin and bear the punny name.

List of features:

• On-screen button prompts for buying and inspecting items
• Multiple contextual messages for being unable to buy an item
• Limited supply items with any amount of copies (they don't just have to be one time)
• Custom shops that use alternative counters
• Bottle shop support
• Up to 32 items per shop FFC and the ability to sell these items on a queue or at random
• Timed restocking using either game time or screen transitions
• Items that become available based on custom conditions (items, counters, and triforces)

The script may take a little longer to set up and may take a little longer getting used to, but will give a whole new layer of control and depth to your shops.

Update 2/24/26: Small fix to button prompt drawing so it doesn't appear underneath message strings.

Start by setting up all the constants at the top of the script based on the comments provided. If you have other scripts that use the Screen->Data[] array, set SHOP_SCREENDATA_START_INDEX to the last index used by those.

To set up a shop with this script, you'll need to create combos to represent all your items. The graphics don't matter. Set the MooshopData script in the script tab of the combo editor to get annotation data for all the fields used by the script. When your item or items are finished, place down an FFC with the Mooshop script. This should have the "Invisible to Lens" and "Only Visible to Lens" flags checked. Set either its combo graphic or its first argument to the first of the combos you want to use for your items. Once again all the argument fields are annotated in the editor.

If you're using Shop Types 1 or 2, you can have multiple copies of the same FFC settings to create a pool of items that will be automatically filled.

There's a lot of customization here so I'm not gonna further overwhelm with instructions. Play around with the settings and see what you can make. You can also check out the example quest for working examples of features.

This script only requires std.zh.