The exchange
Items for items at a fixed rate, in the game's own trading window - a coin bank, say - opened by a command or a figure players click. New in 0.3, off by default.
The exchange
New in 0.3, module exchange, off by default. An exchange swaps items for items at a fixed rate in the game's own trading window, which every player already knows. Typical use: a coin bank that changes small coins for big ones and back.
Setting it up (exchange.toml)
#items: the server's own items, the same lines ascrates.items:obol minecraft:debug_stick model=74001 look=stygion:coin_obol colour=#e8dcc0 Obol | The ferryman's fare.An item with alookcarries Keystone's mark, and only marked items are taken in, so a renamed copy is worth nothing.trades: what each exchange swaps, a line each:<exchange> | <count> <item> -> <count> <item>, with ids fromitemsor any game item id.bank | 8 obol -> 1 ember,bank | 1 ember -> 8 obol.titles: the window's title per exchange (bank | &#ffca36&lBank),[en]…[cs]…allowed.command: the command that opens it,/exchange [name]by default; writebankto make it/bank. A restart applies a new name.figures: figures that open an exchange when clicked, kept standing by Keystone (put back if gone, moved back if pushed, never hurt, never picked up):bank | minecraft:overworld | 209.5 131.0625 43.5 | 69 | Banker(exchange, world, position, facing, name).range: how near a figure of the same exchange the command works, in blocks; 0 works anywhere.
Every opening is a window of its own with nothing shared between players. Permission keystone.exchange (everybody by default). GET /v1/exchange (scope status.read) lists the exchanges and their trades.
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