Bukkit

very nice plugin, i love it and use it on my server, but as i use buycraft (for server donations) is use the alternative download one. the only thing is when you type /msell it comes as the help thing that you should use /sell cobblestone 64 not /msell cobblestone 64

Think you can make it multi-relational. For instance selling gold will cause the price of diamonds, gold/diamond blocks, and gold/diamond armor/tools to fluctuate. Selling wood planks will make the price of all things wood fluctuate. You could do it by adding two fields for each item in the config, a "group" (string) field and a "relation" (integer) field. You would also need a "parent" field, to base all the changes on.

So for instance: A diamond is the "parent" of "group" xyz. Gold ingots are in "group" xyz with a .5 "relationship" to their "parent". Diamond blocks are also in "group" xyz with a 9 "relation" to their "parent". The only item that would need a % of change would be the parent.

So if someone sells one gold ingot, it would take the rate of change from the parent, derive the rate of change for all associated group members, then update the prices accordingly. I'm not sure if that makes any sense or not... lol

I know GoldStandard works similar to this, except you can't have multiple parents. I like the way your mod manages prices too, I just don't want to sell all items this way. I'm actually thinking about running both mods. Some items sell using DynaMark, some using GoldStandard. If you could do something like what I've requested here, then your mod would definitely be the go to on my server; and I would have no use for two mods to do the same essential task.

Also, add support for odd items like red wool or blue dye.

@Zombiemold

Navigate to your plugins directory. Change the extension on Essential.jar to Essentials.zip. Decompress the zip file. Look for plugin.yml. Open plugin.yml in a text editor. Comment out the buy command by placing a # in front of the command. Repeat the process of commenting out each command which conflicts. When you done select all the files that were decompressed and compress them back in to a file called Essential.zip. Renamed Essentails.zip to Essentials.jar. Be careful not to compress the Essentials directory, you have to compress the files. Also, make sure Essentials.jar is just inside your plugins folder. If you need more help please let me know.

How does one get this to work nicely with essentials without forcing players to use alternate commands?

I'd like users to be able to type /buy /sell, and /worth (replacing /price) but essentials takes control of those commands. I have heard you can turn them off in essentials, just not sure how. I'll likely drop this question in with the essentials team, but I wanted to ask here, in case you had any experience with it (Noticed the essentials fix in the plugin discription)