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Average's Simple Economy

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A super simple and lightweight tShock V5 plugin. This serves as a framework(ish) where other plugin developers can utilize this plugin to integrate a form of economy. There are also a few commands that this plugin implements. Everything you will need to know will be listed here! If I have missed anything, contact me on Discord: Average#1305

Notes

  • SQLite is currently the only usable DB type. If your TShock server utilizies MySQL, you are currently out of luck (this will be changed soon, however)
  • Balances are stored in tshock/SimpleEcon.sqlite

Config Explained

(tshock/SimpleEcon.json)

{
  "currencyNameSingular": "dollar",
  "currencyNamePlural": "dollars",
  "excludedMobs": [
    211,
    210
  ],
  "enableMobDrops": true,
  "announceMobDrops": true,
  "giveRewardsForPlaytime": false,
  "rewardtimer": 5
  "DropOnDeath": 0.25
}

All of this is extremely simple, and intuitive. currencyNameSingular and currencyNamePlural dictate what the currency will be called within this plugin, and others!

giveRewardsForPlaytime will give the player a singular currency each time the rewardTimer goes off. To explain it better, if enabled, every minutes (defined by rewardTimer), the player is given one currency!

excludedMobs is a list of NPC ids that are excluded from dropping economy! Find the ID on the Terraria Wiki!

enableMobDrops will drop economy when a mob is killed!

announceMobDrops toggles whether or not it should send "+1 economy" to the player when they kill a mob or not!

DropOnDeath, this is a value range of 0-1 (0.05, 0.1, 0.5, etc) and this value will be taken as a percentage. This means each time a player dies they lose that percentage. 0.5 = 50%, 0.05 = 5%! If the value is 0, players will not lose money on death.

Commands List

Command Description Usage Permission
/bal Shows the player's balance /bal (Aliases: /eco, /balance) se.user
/baltop Shows the top balances of the server /baltop (Aliases: /ecotop, /top) se.user
/transfer Takes money out of the user's account and sends it to another /transfer player quantity (Alias: /pay) se.user
/givebal ADMIN COMMAND: allows a user to add to the user's balance /givebal player quantity (Alias: /gbal) se.admin
/setbal ADMIN COMMAND: allows a user to set the user's balance to a value /setbal player quantity (Alias: /sbal) se.admin
/resetbal ADMIN COMMAND: allows a user to reset the user's balance to zero /resetbal player (Alias: /rbal) se.admin
/takebal ADMIN COMMAND: allows a user to take from the user's balance /takebal player (Alias: /tbal) se.admin

Plugin Dev Implementations

Simply add this plugin as a dependency for yours and you'll be able to use the following:

Retrieving a user's balance

//Retrieve a user balance:
SimpleEcon.PlayerManager.GetPlayer(playerName).balance;

//Example - will check if user has certain amount
var p = SimpleEcon.PlayerManager.GetPlayer(playerName).balance;

if(SimpleEcon.PlayerManager.GetPlayer(playerName).balance >= 50) {
    // has enough
  }else{
    // not enough
  }

Updating a user's balance

//Updating a user balance:
SimpleEcon.PlayerManager.UpdatePlayerBalance(playerName, amount);

//Example - will update a user balance to 5000
var pm = SimpleEcon.PlayerManager;

pm.UpdatePlayerBalance("John Doe", 5000);
//negative values ARE possible!

Getting currency name

//Getting the singular currency name
SimpleEcon.SimpleEcon.config.currencyNameSingular;

//Getting the plural currency name
SimpleEcon.SimpleEcon.config.currencyNamePlural;

//Example - send message to user on money update 
float amount = 100;

player.SendSuccessMessage($"The moderator {moderator} has manipulated your currency and given you {amount} {(amount == 1 ? config.currencyNameSingular : config.currencyNamePlural)}! Your new balance is: {PlayerManager.GetPlayer(player.Name).balance} {(PlayerManager.GetPlayer(player.Name).balance == 1 ? config.currencyNameSingular : config.currencyNamePlural)}");

Some dev notes:

  • Currencies are stored as a float, so decimal values are possible.
  • There are many other methods that have been implemented for your use! Feel free to ask me any questions about implementations :)