Arrhy's Simple Currency

Description

I've noticed that most of the currency mods today are either outdated or just a little to complicated. So why not fix both!

I plan to make a video soon explaining all elements of the mod in detail, but for now here's a short explanation of everything that needs one:

All crafting recipes are on the Images tab.

Credit Presses:

These are the only ways of producing credits.

The crude press requires a "Crude Mold" in the first slot and copper ingots in the second. It consumes three ingots every 12 seconds and gives one "Copper Credit" in return.

The regular press requires a "Credit Mold" in the first slot and "Copper Plates" in the second slot. It consumes one plate every 7.5 seconds and gives one copper credit, as well as a "Punched Copper Plate" in return.

For server owners: if you would like to set up another way to acquire credits, then use the gamerule "coinPressEnabled." When false, it will stop all presses from working and prevent the placement of new ones.

Both blocks have an animated texture.

ATMs, Checks, and Credit Cards:

Checks and cards are a compact and simple way of storing credits, and ATMs are how you manage them!

Put simply, ATMs can deposit coins and checks into cards, write from cards into credits and checks, and transfer between cards.

Right-click with a card or check in hand to see its stored value.

(These took me a while to make!)

Made using MCreator

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• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
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