Bukkit

What is the enhancement in mind? How should it look and feel?

Please provide any additional information below.

This is what I want to make- and I don't think autoprice supports it.

as you know, the problem of price changing is- no matter user sell one unit of certain product or 1000 of certain product in one time, price changes same.

In order to improve this, I suggest adding sing use of the plugin.

If I disable users to use command of the plguin, but only enable users to use plugin through sign , they can only purchase/sell items with certain quantity.

For example, let's say we're going to make sign form as
[AutoPrice]
Quantity
B BuyPprice : Sellprice S
item code

and we set change rate ( price ) as 2% ceiling at 25, bottom at 1, initial price at 5, quantity at 64, and it's a pumpkin

so whenever user sell 64 pumpkin, the price will go down by 2%, and whenever user buy 64 pumpkins, price will go up 2%.

I'm sure you'll understand what I'm requesting fully by now.

It might be amazing if you can add this feature to the plugin.

my e-mail address is junpark8903@gmail.com

If you have any doubt or question about my suggestion, feel free to contact me. Thank you.

I'm sorry, but I don't see how that would improve the plugin.The plugin currently learns from each purchase and sale. Commonly sold items become cheap and rarely sold items become expensive. It is fully automatic and works well with default config. The only downside is that it takes time for it to learn the true value of each item. I don't see how replacing GUI with signs or replacing current fully automatic price system with fixed values would improve the plugin.

By default the sales price decreases by the ratio of "total money paid" and "total money received", so how much you sell may affect the price. The plugin was not designed for servers to sell items to players but for players to sell items to each other. If you adjust stock or prices manually, you can't expect the plugin to successfully calculate appropriate price based on sales and purchases.