Blocks
ATM
ATMs are a fundamental part of your economy. It lets players deposit and withdraw cash as well as write and redeem checks. This block is craftable.
Vending Machines
Vending machines are used to sell items to other players, only accepting cash as payment method. Only the owner of a vending machine can insert and remove items, as well as paying out the earnings or remove the block.
There are three different vending machines available in Kuro's Economy:
Common Vending Machine
The common vending machine simply sells a single item per click for a set price.
Stack Vending Machine
Sells a whole stack for the set price.
Creative Vending Machine
Has infinite stock and sells the amount inside the slot. For example, if you add 24 spruce logs with a price of $5, the player will receive 24 spruce logs for $5. This block is not craftable.
To set a price for an item, simply type /price [amount]
. The item name will then contain the price so players can hover over the item to check the cost.
Shops
Shops are similar to vending machines, but instead of using cash, the payment method is your current bank account balance. Another crucial difference to vending machines is that the owner won't have to collect the cash manually. Instead, earnings will be collected at the PayDay automatically, adding them to the seller's bank account.
Shops use the same method to sell items as vending machines do.
Common Shop
Sells one item per click.
Creative Shop
Sells the stack amount per click, similar to the Creative Vending Machine. Uncraftable.
Server Shop
Infinite Stock, but earnings will not go to any player since there is no owner. Every player with OP permission will be able to insert or remove items. Uncraftable.
Shops are somewhat useless if the PayDay system is inactive, since earnings will always be collected through the PayDay.
ID-Reader
An ID-Reader can read IDs, checking on information and revealing criminal records, which can't be seen without it. Uncraftable.
ID-Checker
Not to confuse with the ID-Reader, this device can send a redstone-signal if the correct ID is scanned. The block owner can sneak-click to change which ID is accepted.
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