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== Economy ==
== Economy ==
 
<br>
The economy feature is broken into the following sections:<br>
economy has been moved to a seperate page: [[Economy]]
* 1 - Overview
* 2 - Basics
* 3 - Server Shop
* 4 - Player Markets
* 5 - Setting Up Shops
* 6 - Item Values
* 7 - Commands
 
=== Overview ===
 
Essentials adds an economy to the server that facilitates easier trade between players. With the iConomy plugin, users can set up actual shops using chests, and administrators can establish server shops.
 
=== Basics ===
 
You can pay other players and check the value of certain items using just the Essentials plugin. With the iConomy plugin, you can also buy and sell items from shops, which is especially useful if the seller is offline. <br>
Most players use the server shop due to its infinite stock, though prices are higher, and the options are limited—especially when selling items.<br>
To buy from a shop:<br>
* Right-click the sign of the item you wish to purchase. If you have enough money and the shop has it in stock, the transaction will proceed.<br>
To sell to a shop:<br>
* Left-click any sign that has an "S" on it. You can sell the item at the price listed. If the shop owner doesn't have enough money, the transaction will fail.
 
=== Server Shop ===
 
The main shop on AlphaPlace is located next to the player market. It is especially useful for selling items, as the marketplace shops are run by players.
 
=== Player Market ===
 
The player market allows players to set up shops similar to the server shop. However, shop owners are responsible for restocking their shops, managing their prices, and maintaining enough balance if they are allowing players to sell items at their shop.
 
=== Setting Up a Shop ===
 
To set up a shop, use the following example format:<br>
<code>murderpants070</code><br>
<code>16</code><br>
<code>B 10 | 5 S</code><br>
<code>wood</code><br>
* '''NOTICE''' Replace the example information with the actual details relevant to your shop.
 
=== Item Values ===
 
Item values will be added here when all item values are confirmed. Unless you know the exact values, please do not edit this section.
 
=== Commands ===
 
<code>/pay murderpants070 50</code> - Pays the recipient (murderpants070) the specified amount (50$). Remember to replace this with the correct recipient and amount. <br>
<code>/bal</code> - Checks your balance.<br>
<code>/baltop</code> - Shows the richest players (currently broken).
 
== Nicknames (for Veteran rank and up) ==
== Nicknames (for Veteran rank and up) ==



Latest revision as of 01:48, 4 September 2024

Essentials is a multi-use plugin on the server, allowing ease of use for both players and administrators.

Overview

Essentials simplifies the gameplay for everyone on the server, providing the ability to warp to different locations, set homes, manage an economy, and overall enhance the server experience by improving playtime quality.
The plugin is particularly useful in this version of the game since there are no beds, meaning you can't set a spawn point. When you die, you return to the server spawn or, if you're in a faction with an /f home location, you respawn there.

Homes

Homes allow for personal teleportation between locations. Once you set a home with a specific name, you can teleport to that location using the command /home <name>.
You can set up to a maximum of 150 homes.

Warps

Warps are public locations that players can teleport to using /warp <location name>. These warps can only be set by server administrators.
You can check the available warps by typing /warp.

Economy


economy has been moved to a seperate page: Economy

Nicknames (for Veteran rank and up)

Nicknames allow you to change your username in the chat.
Command: /nick murderpanfs - Changes your username to "murderpanfs".
With color codes: /nick &aMurder&cpanfs - Colors "Murder" light green and "panfs" light red.
To remove your nickname: /nick [leave blank]

Color Codes

Here are the Minecraft color codes:

Alphabetical Codes

&a - Green (normal)
&b - Aqua
&c - Red (normal)
&d - Purple (normal)
&e - Yellow
&f - White

Numerical Codes

&0 - Black
&1 - Blue (dark)
&2 - Green (dark)
&3 - Aqua (dark)
&4 - Red (dark)
&5 - Purple (dark)
&6 - Gold
&7 - Gray (normal)
&8 - Gray (dark)
&9 - Blue (normal)


Mail system

essentials adds a mail system so you can tell people whenever they are offline or online about whatever it is ( eg your telling a shop manager about no stock on diamonds )
the mail system works regardless on if your target is online or offline, meaning that whenever you want to send them information, there is nothing stopping you unless that user has never joined the server before.

  • mail commands
    • Commands for mail management:
      • /mail UnderTheRated your coal is out of stock - mails the target ( UnderTheRated ) and contains the contents "your coal is out of stock" ( change this to accomidate whatever you need to send to a user )
      • /mail read - reads all of your inbox mail

Messages

Private messaging or just /msg is a way to keep your messages secret and directed to one person only.

message commands

  • commands for private messaging is:
    • /msg murderpants070 this is super secret so dont tell anyone - tells user murderpants070 a message saying this is super secret so dont tell anyone
    • /r ok i know the secret now - replies to the last message sent to you, in this case the message is "ok i know the secret now".

ptime ( veteran rank and up )

Ptime ( PlayerTime ) is a command that allows for you to set the time to whatever on your end, so if you want it to be night, you run the ptime command to make it night on your end, and it will become night.
NOTE: This does NOT change the server time so the real time will not be changed.

ptime commands

  • commands for ptime:
    • /ptime <day|night|a number> - sets ptime to day/night/whatever number you put in ( numbers also allow for you to change ptime to a specific time )
    • /ptime reset - reset your ptime back to server time.


Closing

Some information may be missing. Please edit this page to add more details if necessary.

References

[1] - Color Codes