Minecraft plugin AxTrade

🔌 About AxTrade

AxTrade — is a plugin for Minecraft servers that provides a lightweight, configurable trade system with multi-currency support and a GUI-based trade interface.

🎯 Purpose

AxTrade solves the need for a server-side player trade interface that supports multiple currencies and a simple configuration. It is focused on offering a GUI trade experience and configurable currency support without heavy resource usage. AxTrade is positioned for servers that want an integrated trade GUI rather than relying solely on chat/command-based trades.

⚙ Core features

• Multi-currency trade support (can display/handle multiple currencies in trade GUI). ()
• GUI-driven trade menus for player-to-player transactions. ()
• Lightweight design and simple configuration (designed to be minimal and configurable). ()

Keywords included: minecraft plugin, paper plugin, spigot plugin, minecraft server, plugin commands, plugin permissions.

🧩 Who it's for

AxTrade is suitable for server owners and administrators who want:

• a GUI-based trade interface for players
• multi-currency support on servers using multiple economy plugins or currency concepts
• a lightweight spigot/paper plugin that doesn't add heavy overhead

🏗 Usage examples

• Provide a GUI trade menu for player trades using server currencies.
• Run on Paper/Spigot servers to offer multi-currency visuals in trade dialogs.
• Combine with an existing economy plugin to display different currency balances in trades. ()

⌨️ Commands

Information about plugin commands is not available in the official documentation or repository; the official sources (GitHub and documentation) do not list a public commands table. Administrators should consult the plugin's documentation or repository for the exact command set. ()

🔐 Permissions

Permission nodes are not documented in the official README or the project documentation available publicly. The official repository and docs do not expose a complete permissions table; check the plugin package or documentation for permission details after installation. ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Install

• Download the AxTrade .jar from the official release (GitHub/Spigot). ()
• Place the .jar file into your server's plugins/ folder.
• Fully restart the server (do not use /reload).

📦 Dependencies

Official sources describe AxTrade as a trade/multi-currency plugin but do not list mandatory external dependencies in a single authoritative list. Integration with economy plugins or multi-currency systems is described in the docs; however, specific required plugins (for example, Vault) are not explicitly listed in the public README or documentation pages found. Verify dependencies in the downloaded release notes or plugin README after download. ()

🧾 Configuration

• The repository and docs indicate a configurable plugin and reference configuration pages, but a specific config file name and full config options are not exhaustively documented on the public README. Administrators should check the plugin folder after the first run for generated config files and read the documentation for available settings. ()
• Database support (MySQL/SQLite): the public docs discuss converters and data handling for related Ax* plugins, but a clear, explicit statement about which DB engines AxTrade supports is not present in the top-level README. Check the plugin documentation or config shipped with the release for DB options. ()

🧠 Additional information

• Supported Minecraft / Java versions: Spigot resource listings and packaging indicate support for modern Minecraft versions; official release notes show active releases (see GitHub releases). Always check the release notes for the version you download. ()
• Discord / Support: the project references a support Discord for help and community. ()

⚠ Known conflicts and limitations

• Official sources do not list documented plugin conflicts. Test AxTrade on a staging server before production to ensure compatibility with your economy and trade-related plugins. ()

❓ FAQ

Q1: Does AxTrade support multiple currencies? A1: Yes — AxTrade is described as a multi-currency trade plugin in the official documentation. ()

Q2: Where can I download AxTrade? A2: Official releases are available on the project's GitHub releases and the Spigot resource page. Check GitHub releases or Spigot for the distributed .jar. ()

Q3: Is there a support Discord? A3: The project references a support Discord (see GitHub repository information). ()

Q4: Does it collect metrics (bStats)? A4: The public README and docs do not explicitly state whether AxTrade uses bStats or similar telemetry. Information absent in official sources — inspect the plugin or README within the download for telemetry info. ()

When AxTrade is useful

If you need a lightweight, GUI-driven trading experience with multi-currency support for your Spigot/Paper Minecraft server, AxTrade is worth evaluating. Check the official docs and releases before deploying and validate compatibility with your economy plugins and server version. ()