The ultimate lightweight, GUI-based shop solution for modern Minecraft servers.
🌟 About CrashShop
CrashShop is designed for server administrators who value simplicity, performance, and a seamless user experience. Forget complex chat commands; give your players a high-quality GUI-based shopping experience that integrates perfectly with your server economy.
Whether you are running a Survival, Skyblock, or Creative network, CrashShop provides the tools to build a robust economy without the overhead of heavy, bloated plugins.
✨ Features
- Intuitive GUI: Clean and easy-to-navigate menus for buying and selling items.
- Economy Integration: Fully compatible with Vault and most major economy providers.
- Customizable Shops: Create multiple shop categories (Blocks, Tools, Food, etc.).
- Admin Tools: Manage prices and inventory directly in-game or via config.
- Performance First: Optimized code to ensure zero impact on your server's TPS.
- Message Customization: Change every string to match your server's theme and language.
📸 Screenshots
🛠️ Commands & Permissions
| Command | Permission | Description |
|---|---|---|
/shop |
crashshop.use |
Opens the main shop menu. |
/shop open <shop> |
crashshop.use |
Opens a specific category. |
/shop reload |
crashshop.reload |
Reloads the configuration files. |
/sellall |
crashshop.sellall |
Sell every item you can sell in your inventory. |
🚀 Installation
- Download the latest
.jarfile from the Versions tab. - Ensure you have Vault installed on your server.
- Place
CrashShop.jarinto your server's/plugins/folder. - Restart your server to generate the configuration files.
- Customize your items in all the files and you're ready to go!
⚙️ Configuration
Note: CrashShop requires an economy plugin (like EssentialsX or CoinsEngine) and Vault to function correctly.
Click to view Default Configuration (config.yml)
# _____ _ _____ _
# / ____| | | / ____| |
# | | _ __ __ _ ___| |__ | (___ | |__ ___ _ __
# | | | '__/ _` |/ __| '_ \ \___ \| '_ \ / _ \| '_ \
# | |____| | | (_| | (__| | | |____) | | | | (_) | |_) |
# \_____|_| \__,_|\___|_| |_|_____/|_| |_|\___/| .__/
# | |
# |_|
#Every item can have these characteristic:
#diamond_sword: <-- Item ID
# material: DIAMOND_SWORD <-- Only mandatory feature
# amount: 2 <-- Default is 1
# displayname: "<aqua>OP Diamond Sword" <-- Minimessage Support!
# custom-model-data: 0 <-- Giving an item a custom model throw a texture pack
# item-model: "opsword"
# enchantments: <-- You can give any enchantment you want!
# minecraft:sharpness: 5
# lore:
# - <red>this sword is OP!
# glow: true <-- Default is false
# commands:
# enabled: true <-- Default is false
# give: "give <player> minecraft:diamond 1"
general-items:
back:
material: ARROW
displayname: "<red>Previous Page"
next:
material: ARROW
displayname: "<green>Next Page"
main:
material: BARRIER
displayname: "<red>Back"
slot: 49
filler:
enabled: true
material: BLACK_STAINED_GLASS_PANE
displayname: ""
ores.yml (One of the 5 built-in category)
#Here items have two more parameters:
#Slot: the slot where you want to place the item
#Page: the page where the item should be
id: ore #Category identifier
title: 'ᴏʀᴇ'
rows: 6 #Total slots of the inventory: 54 (Double Chest)
items:
coal:
material: COAL
displayname: "<gradient:black:gray>Coal</gradient>"
slot: 10
page: 0
buy-price: 20.0
sell-price: 2.0
custom-model-data: 4
item-model: "yay"
enchantments:
minecraft:sharpness:5
lore:
- ""
- " <gray>│ <white>Type: <#708090>Mineral"
- " <gray>│ <white>Rarity: <green>Common"
- ""
- " <gray>➥ <green>Left-Click <white>to Buy: <gold>$20.0 <gray>(Shift x64)"
- " <gray>➥ <red>Right-Click <white>to Sell: <gold>$2.0 <gray>(Shift SellAll)"
- ""
charcoal:
material: CHARCOAL
displayname: "<gradient:gray:dark_gray>Charcoal</gradient>"
slot: 11
page: 0
buy-price: 15.0
sell-price: 1.0
lore:
- ""
- " <gray>│ <white>Type: <#708090>Mineral"
- " <gray>│ <white>Rarity: <green>Common"
- ""
- " <gray>➥ <green>Left-Click <white>to Buy: <gold>$15.0 <gray>(Shift x64)"
- " <gray>➥ <red>Right-Click <white>to Sell: <gold>$1.0 <gray>(Shift SellAll)"
- ""
# Continue...
