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@silentspectr

Okey nice, good luck with using these plugins and just message me if you have questions.

@silentspectr

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If you know for sure that GrinGotts works correctly then please send me a message, then I know that I can recommend it to people if they need something similar. You can also just send me the link to a ticket if you create one.

@silentspectr

I have compiled the new version with WorldEdit 6, I assumed you used that (it is recommended to use the same version for both WorldEdit and WorldGuard, but in practice it does not matter). If you want to use WorldEdit and WorldGuard 6+ then you can use the custom file from my last message (WorldEdit can be upgraded without problems normally, it does not save any data). If you want to keep using WorldGuard and WorldEdit 5, then you can use this version (Multiverse bug is fixed, otherwise regions in other worlds will disappear after restart), it is basically the same as you currently use, only chance is that it waits for Multiverse to load before loading AreaShop.

I have no idea how Gringotts works, so I don't know how you can pay with it. Clicking the sign with the item in hand is not different than clicking with empty hand for sure though. Maybe Gringotts has some sort of bank where you can store and retrieve your actual items? And AreaShop can only take from that bank then I guess. And maybe if you are OP Gringotts will allow payments always, but that is just a wild guess.

Edit: This part from the Usage page of Gringotts might be helpful:

Quote:

Storing money in an account requires a Gringotts vault. A vault consists of a container, which can be either chest, dispenser or furnace, and a sign above declaring it as a vault. A player or faction may claim any number of vaults. Vaults are not protected from access through other players. If you would like them to be, you may use additional plugins such as LWC or WorldGuard.

@silentspectr

Okey that is surprising, I found that the author of WorldGuard made a tool to convert back to the old format, so I expected it to break, check this page.

I just downloaded the source of V1.2.1 and upgraded it to use WorldGuard 6, so you can also use that version. I think the V1.2.1 version still has a bug which causes all regions that are created in a Multiverse world to be deleted, I also fixed that for the upgraded version. You can download that here: AreaShop V1.2.1 + WG6

Just let me know if you have any other questions.

@silentspectr

Ah I know what that is, with AreaShop 1.2.1 you will need to use WorldGuard 5.9. They changed one of the exceptions and therefore the old AreaShop does not work with WorldGuard 6. So you have to downgrade WorldGuard, which is not easy. I think you will lose all your regions if you try to do that, that might be a problem if you have a lot of them.

Let me know if you can fixed your problem by downgrading WorldGuard or if you cannot do that.

@silentspectr

Good that Gringotts works for you.

The latest version of AreaShop will not work on a 1.7.2 server because that version does not have any functions for getting UUID's. Version 1.2.1 of AreaShop is indeed the one I recommend you use with a 1.7.2 server. If the command only displays the white help text then the plugin did not start correctly, check the log to see if there are any messages from AreaShop. It will indicate that dependencies are missing if that is the problem. I never tested that AreaShop version with WorldGuard 6.0, but I don't think that is the problem.

If you paste your "latest.log" file to pastebin.com or similar then I can take a look.

@silentspectr

AreaShop supports all Economy plugins that Vault supports, and I think there are some that use actual items and then integrate those with Vault. It looks like the Gringotts plugin does this, I however never used it myself so you have to test whether this is suitable. There might be some more plugins that do the same thing, just check item economy plugins and see if they integrate with Vault.

If you have any other questions then just let me know.

@Jperl33

'Renewing' a cell is simply renting it again, you can also rent a cell again while you have already rented it to extend the period you have rented it for by one time the set time period. So the price and duration you set for a region is simply setting the price for renting the region a certain time, and then players can simply rent it in chunks of the time period you have set.

The price for 'renewing' is therefore simply the normal price and is already shown when you leftclick the sign.

@kwstoudt

You can add commands to certain events (renting, unrenting, extending, ...) from AreaShop with the 'commandProfiles' section in the config, but I think it will be hard to use LWC commands there. What you can do is setup the WorldGuard flags so that only members/owners of the region can open doors, and therefore only the player that rented/bought the region will be able to enter it (you can also set the 'entry' flag to prevent entry completely). Check the 'flagProfiles' section in the config for information about how to set it up (example included there).

If you have trouble setting it up then let me know and ill help you in more detail.

@MPFx

Okey, let me give you an example for the 'forrent' section:

flagProfiles:
  default:
    forrent:
      members: ''
      greeting: '%lang:prefix%%lang:greeting-forrent%'
      priority: 10

This would set a region that is in the 'ForRent' state to priority 10, if you don't have the priority anywhere else then the region would simply keep this priority after it changes state, but you could also add the priority thing to all region states.

Let me know if you have more questions about it.

@Neometrik

Great, thanks! And thank you for trying to help others :)