MineConomy
MineConomy
MineConomy is a simple, easy to use, multi-feature Economy API Plugin for Bukkit. It provides Multiple Currencies, Banks, and a Server-Side GUI; features which you won't find in any other economy plugins! MineConomy has support for Multiple Languages, Vault, and Databases. This plugin was created as an alternative to iConomy and other complex Economy API Plugins. It is ready to use out-of-the-box right after download! Current version is 1.6 BETA for Minecraft 1.5.2.
Have Questions, Comments, Suggestions, or Need Support?
We answer common support questions in the comments, but for reporting errors, please use our ticket system.
NOTICE: The updated v1.6 database configuration requires a port number and a slash! E.g. "localhost:3306/" instead of just "localhost".
Thanks to the 14,000+ users who downloaded for supporting this plugin! It gives the MineConomy team pride and drive to make this plugin the best plugin possible!
Features
- Multiple Accounts
- Balances
- Taxes and Interest
- Easy Configuration
- Permissions
- In-Game Commands
- In-Game Help
- Exterior Plugin Support
- Multiple Currencies
- Banks
- Languages (Don't want English? Find more here.)
- Server-Side GUI
- Update Checks
- Automated Backups
- Database Support
- Vault Support
Suggestions
If you have suggestions for this mod, please file a ticket with the type "Enhancement".
When a suggestion is read by the main developers, they will be posted below.
- Groups - For Taxes & Interest, Banking Permissions within MineConomy, etc.
- Conversion from Essentials
- Conversion from iMoney
Known Bugs
If you find a bug, please file a ticket (with type "Defect") and include the steps leading to the error and the stack trace from the console.
Any bugs that are a problem will be posted below. Please do not file bug reports if we are already working on it.
None yet!
Planned Features
- Groups (Specific Taxes, Taxes given to Account, etc.)
- SQLite Database Compatibility
- Item Damage Values
- MySQL Transaction logging
- Essentials Economy conversion
- iMoney conversion
Features That Will Be In Next Version
Please feel free to suggest features in the comments section!
Change Log
To read the complete change log visit the Change Log page.
Version 1.6
- Updated to Bukkit 1.5.2-R1.0
- Fixed MySQL Migration Bug
- Fixed Change Log (MineConomy Loads Normally)
- REMOVED "/mc top" Command
- Update checking is optional
- Currency File Created with Default Currency
- Physical Currencies allow Damage Values
- Accounts are now case insensitive and can be aliased
- Option for Ops to be told when MineConomy is out of date
- Console Support for commands
Comments
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_ForgeUser7226032 Owner
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_ForgeUser8644163 Contributor
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_ForgeUser8914982 Translator
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Cyb3rm4n Contributor
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Posted Dec 20, 2011I am sorry, but iConomy uses a ".mini" file instead of the format MineConomy uses. I have two suggestions for this problem.
The first suggestion: You go by hand through the iConomy accounts file and transfer balances over to the MineConomy accounts file using their respective formats. This is could be hard, time consuming, and inaccurate.
The second suggestion: I might be able to make a parser to read iConomy account files and convert them to MineConomy account files. This may take some time to perfect, but it is reasonable and would be easy for you to use.
Yes, I have thought of that myself and will put a "/money" command into the next version.
I think that it would be awesome! It could also provide a form of "physical" currency. I will add an option to allow this in the preferences file and put it into the next version. Thanks for the idea!
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Posted Dec 18, 2011feature request: experience orbs as currency
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Posted Dec 13, 2011Is there any way to import user money files from iconomy to this one? Iconomy is really outdated and I might want to come over to this plugin. Also, can /mc be changed into /money or have a option to change the command in the .properties file?
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Posted Dec 10, 2011Kentngo: You are correct. I was unaware of this bug and have released a patch for it. I am very thankful for the feedback. People who point out problems help make this a better mod.
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Posted Dec 7, 2011It might just be me, but every time I use the /mc give command, it ends up acting like the /mc set command. Person A has 100 dollars. /mc give Person A 100 Person A has 100 dollars.