
Turn your server's player economy into a real-time stock exchange.
52.9 of the 58 points that apply = 91 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Create: Stock Market turns a Create server’s player shops into a searchable market dashboard, automatically indexing shops as their chunks load so players do not need to register them. Its Shops view lists each offer with its item, price, owner, buy-or-sell mode and dimension, and lets players search, sort, favourite and filter listings; hovering a row reveals its coordinates, while Xaero’s Minimap can add a waypoint to a shop. The Market view groups offers by item to show average and lowest prices, recent changes, buying and selling activity, trend indicators and small price charts, with barter offers shown separately from coin-priced stock. Prices are recorded every 10 minutes, with up to 24 hours of history saved with the world so trends persist across server restarts. A Top Sellers tab ranks traders by completed sales, falling back to the number of shops they run when no sales have been recorded. Market data can also be sent through a Create Display Link to signs, display boards or nixie tubes, including top sellers, top shops, most traded items and overall listing and sales figures. The mod indexes Numismatics Vendor shops priced in coins and Create Table Cloth barter shops, including Tradeworks shelves; Numismatics and Tradeworks are optional integrations for their respective shop types. Server owners can configure the price-recording interval and history length, adjust trend sensitivity, set custom stock names and control which items appear in the market.
Written from Modrinth , CurseForge and the GitHub README . How we write it
Adds 1 block: Market Terminal; 1 item: Market Remote; 2 key bindings: Open Shop List and Open Stock Market; 2 recipes.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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