Execute in game commands though purchases! Used as a "Minecraft Donation Store" sell in game roles, items or commands to users in your server

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PaymenterMC Installation Guide

Part 1: Minecraft Server Configuration
First, you need to set up your Minecraft server to work with PaymenterMC. Follow these steps to configure the config.yml file.

1. Locate the config.yml File: Find this file in your Minecraft server's directory.
   
   
2. Edit the config.yml File: Open the file and make the following changes:
   
   
   Code (YAML):

   apiToken : "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx" # Replace this with your secure token
   port : 3000 # This is an additional port. Add it as an extra allocation if using hosting services like Pterodactyl.
   Note: The apiToken can be any secure string. It's recommended to use a strong, unique token.
   

Part 2: Paymenter Configuration
Now, set up the Paymenter configuration to integrate with your Minecraft server.

1. Enable the Plugin: Make sure the plugin is enabled in your Paymenter configuration.
   
   
2. Configure Server IP and Port:
   • Server IP:
     Enter the base IP of your server without the port. For example, if you connect to your server using 1.1.1.1.1.1:25566, then enter 1.1.1.1.1.1.
     
   • Plugin Port:
     Enter the additional port you specified in the Minecraft config.yml file.
     
3. Set the Plugin API Token: Enter the same API token you used in the Minecraft config.yml.
   

Part 3: Product Configuration
Finally, configure the product in Paymenter to trigger in-game actions.

1. Create a Package: For example, create a VIP package.
   
   
2. Configure Extension Settings:
   • Navigate to the "extension" settings.
   • Select "PaymenterMC" as the Server option.
     
3. Set Commands:
   • In the "Commands" settings, enter all the commands you want to execute, separated by a comma.
   • Example: /msg %username% first command, /msg %username% second command!
     
   • Use %username% to dynamically replace with the buyer's username entered during the checkout process.