Paid Waystones
Pay for Waystones travel with emeralds instead of experience.
Paid Waystones turns Waystones teleport costs into an emerald sink for modpacks and servers. Players see emerald costs in the Waystones menu, pay from their inventory, and keep their experience for enchanting, skills, or other progression systems.
What it does
- Charges emerald units for Waystones teleports.
- Shows emerald icons in the Waystones destination menu.
- Supports emeralds and emerald blocks in the player inventory.
- Counts one emerald block as 9 emeralds and returns change as emeralds.
- Lets warp scrolls consume only the scroll item with the default settings.
- Can read Lightman's Currency money handlers when Lightman's Currency is installed.
Screenshots above are captured in a Minecraft 1.21.1 NeoForge development client.
Default costs
Configure teleport costs in config/waystone_emeralds-common.toml.
Default config:
[teleports]
enableEmeraldCosts = true
sameDimensionCost = 1
interdimensionalCost = 3
scrollCostMultiplier = 0.0
minCost = 0
maxCost = 3
With the default config:
- Same-dimension teleports cost 1 emerald unit.
- Interdimensional teleports cost 3 emerald units.
- Warp scrolls add no emerald cost.
- Costs are clamped between 0 and 3 emerald units.
Lightman's Currency support
When Lightman's Currency is installed, Paid Waystones can charge the player's Lightman's money handler using value-based conversion.
Teleport costs are still written as vanilla emerald units. Paid Waystones converts them with Lightman's Currency's default main coin chain: 1 emerald unit = 1 emerald coin = 1000 LC core value. Lightman's Currency then chooses the payable denominations from the player's wallet, such as emerald coins or diamond coins.
Requirements
- Minecraft 1.21.1
- NeoForge
- Waystones
- Balm
- Lightman's Currency is optional
