MineMenu

MineMenu offers userfriendly & highly configurable inventory GUIs.

By creating different menus in YAML files, you can let your players use warp menus, a shop menu or a menu to manage additional inventories.

You can add buttons which execute commands, to use the power of other plugins.

Menu Configuration

You can find the menu configuration files in 'plugins/MineMenu/menus/<menu-name>.yml'.

To create a new menu you can simply create a new "<menu name>.yml" file there.

Inside this file you have three basic parameters:

• height - defines the height of your menu. The resulting size will be height * 9.
• tool - defines the material of the menu tool, you can use to open the menu.
• give-tool-to-players - true/false - decides if players will receive the menu tool, when they join your server. Everyone with permission can get the tools with /menu tool.

The Menu-Buttons:

To add menu buttons, create a new section with the name your button should have. Now you have several parameters to configure the appearence and the function of the button:

• pos-x / pos-y - defines the position relative to the left top (0,0).
• material - defines which block is used for the button
• amount - defines the amount of the block
• data - e.g. with materail = wool, data = 0 you get white wool, with data = 14, you get red wool
• description - the description of the button
• enchantments - optional enchantments for the item. (e.g. weapons in a shop)
• commands - a list of commands which will be executed if the player clicks the menu button
• command-as-admin - true/false - decide if the commands will be executed as admin
• costs - defines how much a player has to pay to click this button
• item-info - this will be filled automatically, if you use the /menu edit command

Specials:

You can use 'inventory open' as a command which will open the inventory menu.

You can use 'menu buy' as a command, it will simply give the specific block/item to the player.

Use %PLAYER% or %WORLD% as variables in commands, which will be replaced by the player's name/world who clicked the item.

You need Vault to use the 'costs' function.

Commands