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A lightweight Fabric economy mod featuring a global auction house GUI and physical, interactive shop stands styled with red carpets.

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Server Auctions

A lightweight economy and trading mod for Fabric 1.21.4. Combine a global virtual auction house with physical, interactive player shop stands!

Features at a Glance

  • Global Auction House (/auction): List and buy items from anywhere using an intuitive chest GUI. Filter by "My Listings" to easily manage your auctions.
  • Auction Blocks (Bazaar Stands): Placeable scaffolding stands with a red carpet. Players can walk through them (with a slight slowness effect) and climb them like ladders.
  • Interactive Shops: Place items in your block and set custom prices. Other players can hover to see the seller/price and click to buy instantly.
  • Grief Protection: Only the owner who placed the Auction Block (or an OP) can break it.
  • Live Chat Feedback: Sellers receive instant chat notifications showing who bought their items and how much they paid.
  • Financial Stats (/balance stats): Track detailed statistics showing exactly how you earned (sell, auction, block) and spent your money.
  • Server Economy: Precise balances down to the cent, direct player payments (/balance pay), and instant server selling (/sell).

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  • /auction — Open the global marketplace.
  • /balance — Check your pocket money.
  • /balance stats — View your earning and spending history.
  • /balance pay <player> <amount> — Send money to another player.
  • /sell — Instantly sell the item in your hand to the server.
  • /balance <add/remove> <player> <amount>(OP Only) Edit player balances.

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Craft the Auction Block using:

  • 2x Gold Ingots (top left and top right slots)
  • 4x Wood Planks (forming a U-shape in the middle and bottom rows)

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    Auction House Trading with others. settings: your own, filter, search, pages
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