TradableClaimBlocks - Vouchers for GriefPrevention Claim Blocks

Tired of players asking staff to transfer claim blocks? TradableClaimBlocks solves this by allowing players to convert their precious GriefPrevention claim blocks into physical, tradable voucher items! Empower your server economy by letting players buy, sell, and trade their claim blocks securely on the auction house, chest shops, or directly with other players.




Features

• Physical Vouchers: Turn digital claim block currency into physical items.
  
  
• Secure Trading: Vouchers are serialized and safe to trade without worry of duping or fraud.
  
  
• Instant Redemption: Players simply right-click the voucher item to instantly add the blocks to their GriefPrevention balance.
  
  
• Seamless Integration: Designed exclusively for the GriefPrevention plugin.
  
  
• Lightweight: Adds essential functionality without performance overhead.

Dependencies

• This plugin requires the latest stable version of GriefPrevention to function. TradableClaimBlocks integrates directly with GriefPrevention's API to manage block balances.

Commands

• /withdrawclaimblocks <amount>: Withdraws the specified amount of your available claim blocks, creating a physical voucher item in your inventory.
  
  
• /claimblocks: Displays your current GriefPrevention claim block balance. (This command is often provided by GriefPrevention itself, but is listed here for convenience).
  
  
• /tradableclaimblocks: Displays plugin information, version, and developer credits.

Permissions

• None - users by default are allowed to run all commands.

Example Usage

1. Withdraw: Player runs /withdrawclaimblocks 500. 500 blocks are deducted, and they receive a "Claim Block Voucher (500 Blocks)".
   
   
2. Trade: The voucher is sold in a shop or traded to another player.
   
   
3. Redeem: The recipient simply right-clicks the voucher item. The item is consumed, and 500 claim blocks are instantly added to their balance!

Support

• If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.