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09:35 < Guest2020> Hi Perry, I have transfer working using Bitcoin Core on regtest to make PSBTs; I was using createwalletfundedpsbt with an address that already had UTXOs from coinbase TXs
09:35 < Guest2020> You could also use createpsbt directly I think, but your PSBT needs at least one output for the pubkey tweaking done by RGB to work
09:36 < Guest2020> Example: bitcoin-cli -regtest walletcreatefundedpsbt "[{\"txid\":\"$(cat txid_0.txt)\",\"vout\":0}]" "[{\"$(cat addr_1.txt)\":24.9},{\"$(cat addr_2.txt)\":24.9}]" 0 "{\"feeRate\":0.001}"
09:39 < Guest2020> For transfer, need to specify the TXO that you hold that controls the asset with -i, and any additional transfer destination TXOs outside of the invoice with -a in format amount@txid:vout
09:40 < Guest2020> I got stuck on that when trying to do transfers that require change...
09:42 < Guest2020> Also note, bitcoin core will return PSBTs in base64, but rgb-node wants them in binary; you can use the base64 utility to convert between the two
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