Someone told me how to do it last time (and I still couldn't hack it so gave up), I'm at my hacking again (of my raw tx) and have made this:
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
And now I'm stuck.
They said look for the hexadecimal conversion of the amount I want to send in satoshi which is 99699
10 18573
16I saved that in a file called tx (the raw tx, original aren't I
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)?
I then ran
cat tx | grep "18573" and then
cat tx | grep "37581" and couldn't find them.
I'm trying to test out multisig here so I'm hoping to send a no fee transaction for that and then go on to consolidate a few inputs (I can't push it though as I can't host a node so I'll have to be a bit more creative this time
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).