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I like this plugin but it uses /tchest (the same as the TreasureChest Plugin) so I cant use it :(((

@BroderMibran

What you are looking for can be acheived with most chest style shop GUI's if you set the permissions correctly :)

Hello all authors.

I like the idea of a config file where an admin can configure how much each item costs.

I am really looking for a plugin like that, since all plugins I have found so far, has given this right to the users, so please, please make it as a config file I have been looking for this so long now, even before I signed up for this site.

Don't give this right to the users like all the others do, I have seen like 7 or 8 plugins, almost like this, where they have been doing that, so please let an admin decide prices.

I'm too fit up with eco-systems where money comes from nowhere, meaning the server convert the items to money there doesn't exist, or where users can decide prices themselves which makes it impossible to make a healthy ecosystem, with constant prices.

You will probable be the first to make a plugin where you can trade items between two players, but where the server controls the prices, which also will make your plugin more unique.

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I have offered this before, at an other plugin but with no result , so I will gladly give you the same offer.

I have finished making a pricelist between items, based on 1/64 parts of a goldingot, but don't worry, I have already made a row with all the whole values.

The system are based on gold.

First all rawmaterial are calculated according to its relation to gold. Armor material are based on it's hardenness, (iron and gold are swapped to the cause of value), food are base on a nugget for ½ a heart of healing, and so on.

Then after calculating all raw materials I started on crafted materials such as stone stairs = 6 times cobblestone divided with the numbers of final stairs (4), iron ingot = iron ore + 1/8 of coal, ect.

And finally what ever was left, I then calculated as well as I could, to make it as fair as possible.

The list is easily made in excel so it is easy to pick a specific value or row of values from the list.

The list contain following pieces of information:

• Item number,
• Item name (alternative to item number, for some easier to use),
• Price1, numbers of 64-parts of gold ingots, converted into nugget (times 8 not 9, easier to calculate, but you still get the value of 9 nuggets for 1 ingot for gold) and shown in half-nugget values, not fractions, so 1/16 part = 0.015625
• Price2, price1 + 50% value if crafted (log, dirt and so, no bonus, but glass, ingots, tools & weapons, ect., 50 % more value, so the stores can survive, else they can't make any money, since they are selling their goods for the buying price)
• Price3.1, is price1 times 64 so all (all most all) prices are a whole number (interger)
• Price3.2, is price2 times 64 so all (all most all) prices are a whole number (interger)
• Price4.1, is price3.1 rounded up in case the number is not whole, so now all numbers are whole.
• Price4.2, is price3.2 rounded up in case the number is not whole, so now all numbers are whole.
• Material are either the form raw or crafted, to indicate if it is times by 50 % or not.

The price1 and price 2 is most for calculations, don't bother to much with these unless your basic economy is either gold ingot or gold nugget. But the values are rather small to avoid gold from being valueless, in other cases you will need mountains of gold just to buy goods like iron ingot (17 gold ingots), not to mention even more for a diamond (1024 gold ingots) and sky high values for a diamond block (9216 gold ingots), no one want to dig for gold and find so much, they will rather trade for it, and then gold looses its purpose. Just a piece of coal is worth 8 gold ingots itself, so who wants to waste it to burn 8 gold ingot? That would be a waste of value itself.

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Sorry for the long speech but it is just to explain how I got to my results, and in case you want the list, to ensure you understand what you get.

You would probably need Item number or Item name, and price4.2 would be my recommendation.

I have also made a xml version, to the cause of another plugin which I unfortunately not were able to use, but perhaps you can use the document, this is how it is structured:

<productlist>

<product>

<name>{item name or number}</name>

<price>{one of the price rows}</price>

</product>

<product>

<name>{Next itemname or number}</name>

<price>{Next one on the chosen price rows}</price>

</product>

</productlist>

Any above info can be put into the xml-document, since it is imported values from the xml document.

If you like it, I can easily change the code structure into something else like yml, or what ever, since it all written into the xml-file, ready to export. just mention your structure and I will try to build it.

So if are you interested, you can have it, I don't necessarily need to be credited for it (my name on the development or so, but of cause you can mention me if you like to, but I don't require it, since I haven't programing anything), and you can have the list for no charge of any kind, as long as you are going to use it.

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Mibran

the 2 commands /tsell and /tsel might get confusing. perhaps you can use /ttarget or /ttar - target TradeChests. /tsell - Sell to TradeChests /tsel - Select TradeChests

EDIT: also I was wondering if it would be possible for you to create some sort of UI when you edit your shop or when you are buying from one.