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A Minecraft Fabric and Forge economy mod that supports multiple currencies.
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Runs entirely on the server. Also works in singleplayer.
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MultiEconomy
MultiEconomy is a Minecraft mod made for both Forge and Fabric.
It provides standard economy plugin features while supporting multiple currencies. You can run this mod like a regular currency mod with a singular currency too. For more details on how to use MultiEconomy, see the wiki.
MultiEconomy has a few requirements:
- MultiEconomy currently supports Minecraft versions 1.19.4, 1.20 and 1.20.1
- Fabric requires LuckPerms, Minecraft Fabric and Fabric API
- Forge requires LuckPerms and Minecraft Forge
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- Supports multiple currencies
- Offline payments
- Payment on specified currencies only
- Admin commands to add / remove / set balances
- Placeholders for Fabric
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/pay <player> <amount> [currency]
/balance [player]
/balancetop [player]
/meco help
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/meco add <player> <currency> <amount>
/meco remove <player> <currency> <amount>
/meco set <player> <currency> <amount>
/meco clear <player> <currency>
/meco reload
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Balance Top The chat message that shows when a user runs the command /baltop -
Pay Command The chat message that shows when a payment has been successful. -
Player Balance The chat message that shows when a player runs the command /bal
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