Grand Economy

Description

Grand Economy - The Economy API

This mod can be used as a way to support other economy mods/plugins, all in one place. This means you can use any of these other economies' currencies with any mod that uses Grand Economy, instead of having to use Grand Economy's currency. To do so, you set the "economyBridge" config option to the economy whose currency you wish to use.

Forge:
Requires Annotated DI (Forge) and Fireplace Lib (Forge)
Fabric:
Requires Fireplace Lib

Downloads for Forge
Downloads for Fabric

Supported Economies:

A visual representation of how this works:

Grand Economy - The Standalone Economy

Grand Economy has a basic economy of its own for users that don't wish to use another economy mod. It doesn't do much, but it has commands to interact with players' currency, and allows server owners to set an initial balance.

Grand Economy - Other Features

Grand Economy also adds a basic income system that can be used to give users currency each day, which can also save up to a set number of days' worth for when they next log in.

By default the user gets 50 gp for each (real time) day, as long as they login at least once every 5 days. These amounts are configurable.
currency can also be transferred between players when one kills another - this can be a flat amount, a percentage of the killed player's balance, or both.
Server owners can set items that can be converted to currency (1.12.2 only - I'm looking to make this functionality a part of Grand Exchange in newer versions).

Commands

Configuration Tutorial

FAQ

Q: How does this work with other economies?

A: How it works is, you set the "economyBridge" config option in Grand Economy. Grand Economy's currency is no longer used. Everything that uses Grand Economy is now using the currency from whatever that setting points to.

Q: Can I do trading functions like admin and player shops?
A: See Grand Exchange.

Old Versions FAQ:

To report issues or request new features, use the issue tracker. Do not ask me to port to different Minecraft versions. For questions and other discussion, feel free to join my Discord.

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How to Install