Chest Shop Info

Chest Shops update


Note this addition is going to be very useful to people with large shops/malls.

1. Chest Shops info

When you shift-right click on your own chest shop sign this info shows up.

(------------------------=[Chest Logs]=-------------------------------------)
(Playername) bought (Number of items #) Item name ID) for (price) # times (time) ago\
(Playername) bought (Number of items #) Item name ID) for (price) # times (time) ago
(Playername) bought (Number of items #) Item name ID) for (price) # times (time) ago
(Playername) bought (Number of items #) Item name ID) for (price) # times (time) ago
(Playername) bought (Number of items #) Item name ID) for (price) # times (time) ago
(Playername) bought (Number of items #) Item name ID) for (price) # times (time) ago

(------------------------=[Chest Stats]=-------------------------------------)
Bought (#) Sold (#) Total (#)
Earned (#) Spent (#) Profit (#)

2. New Commands

Alright, now let me get to my suggestion. The new commands are as followed.
1. /plothere shop
this would show info for all the chest shops on the plot that you are standing on in an organized matter.
For example, my purpur shop,
/plothere shop

Purpur Block (ID #)
Purpur Stairs (ID #)
Purpur Pillar (ID #)
Purpur Slab (ID #)
Shulker Box (ID #)
Elytra (ID #)

These would be clickable interfaces, once you click one then the regular chestshop info comes up as if you shift-right clicked the shop.

2. /plotlist shop (#)

the command /plotlist already exists and shows plots, examples.
1. Ender's House
2. Alley
3. Purpur shop
4. House 2
5. (Insert Name)
6. SHOP

This list already exists. But if I do /plotlist shop 3 which is my Purpur Shop it shows this GUI again..

Purpur Block (ID #)
Purpur Stairs (ID #)
Purpur Pillar (ID #)
Purpur Slab (ID #)
Shulker Box (ID #)
Elytra (ID #)

.. without having me going to the actual plot.

I'm not sure about the next few commands either, please comment and say what you think.

/t claim townshop
/plot set townshop
/t townshop 1

ok so townshop plots are going to be like outpost plots, price and tax may be decided by admins @Kling @DutchKecals

/t townshop 1 would be used to teleport to the townshop plots.
The chestshops in the townshop plots would also be different.

Regular chests shop signs are as followed,

Name
Quantity
B(#):S(#)
Item Name/ID

Town chest shop signs would be the same as followed but for the Name part it would have the town name (or some ID could be created for the towns or something) Town Chestshops send/take the money gained/lost
directly from the town bank. Only co-mayor and mayor may have the perms to make and open the chestshops.

 

1. Okay so we're already going to have a GUI in the new plugin for transactions, and I do have it planned to show statistics on login, but I can make a global view of them too. I like that idea
   
2. I'm kind of confused, I get that you want a command to show all shops on a plot, but what would it do specifically?
3. I like the town shops idea. I think that town names are integrated into the economy plugin so that would be really easy to implement

Could I get some input on this from other people? I will bring it up with the team, but I'd like to hear what the players think of these ideas.

 

a lot of this sounds pretty useful, It'd be nice to be able to find wherever I left my armor shop XD helpful for casinos too, being able to see how much you've earned/lost

 

It does the same thing as /plothere shop, but you don't have to be at the plot to do it.

 

I've talked with Lord and he doesn't want any modification to Towny or it's commands. He likes the global statistics idea, and I'm still getting shops under town names run by him, but all the other Towny stuff is to be run by the admins.

--- Double Post Merged, Nov 29, 2017, Original Post Date: Nov 29, 2017 ---

As of now we are implementing the global statistics that you mentioned, but everything else mentioned here is too Towny related and will most likely slow the development down. Plus a lot of it's on Trello. For these reasons I will be denying this suggestion.