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How to make a Shop
This sign indicates that a player is selling 10 Iron Ingots for 70 Krunas.
This sign indicates that a player is selling 64 Quartz Blocks for 90 Krunas and that they are buying 64 Quartz Blocks for 50 Krunas.
Commands and Usage
Example: Player A is selling one Diamond for 100kr. Player B buys the Diamond, so Player A receives 80kr.
The 20kr (20% of 100kr) that Player A has not received goes to the government as tax. If Player A were a CEO, they would have earned 10kr.
- Place a chest on the ground
- Place a sign 1 block away from the chest (i.e above it, in front of it by holding shift etc.);
- First line of the sign will be filled automatically by your name, therefore you should leave it empty;
- On the second line you write the amount of blocks they receive for a specified amount of money;
- The third line is the price line. You need to have a price indicator (like 'B' - price that will apply to items BOUGHT by PLAYERS - or 'S' - the SELL price) near the price. You can also combine them by separating the prices with a colon (:). Some of the possible price combinations: "B 10:5 S", "B 5" etc.;
- The forth line holds information on what the item being sold is. You can find out the name of the item you're holding by doing /iteminfo. You can also place a '?' for it to automatically fill in the item.
This sign indicates that a player is selling 10 Iron Ingots for 70 Krunas.
This sign indicates that a player is selling 64 Quartz Blocks for 90 Krunas and that they are buying 64 Quartz Blocks for 50 Krunas.
Commands and Usage
- You can right click to buy from a shop and left click to sell to a shop.
- By default once you make a shop you will be notified (if you're online) if a player bought from your shop. To toggle those messages, you can do /cstoggle.
- If the first line says Government Shop or Government, it means you can buy from/sell to the Government.
- In case you're selling customized items, such as enchanted items, written books, banners, enchanted tools or renamed items, you need to do /iteminfo whilst holding the item for the exact ID for that items.
Example: Player A is selling one Diamond for 100kr. Player B buys the Diamond, so Player A receives 80kr.
The 20kr (20% of 100kr) that Player A has not received goes to the government as tax. If Player A were a CEO, they would have earned 10kr.
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