Money and balance
Accounts, the balance on screen, coins as cash, what pays money and what takes it out of the world.
Tradery wiki
Tradery adds a server currency with your balance in a corner of the screen, and vending blocks that sell for money or for items while you're offline. Money comes from coin ore, hostile mobs and villagers, who carry wallets and walk to your blocks to buy. Every village has a treasury, daily orders and four levels.
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Mechanics
Coin ore
Where the three coin ores generate, what they pay, which pickaxe they need and what Silk Touch, Fortune and machines do.
Villagers: customers and suppliers
When villagers come to your blocks, what they buy and at what price, how their wallets fill, and why nobody may be coming.
Trading with villagers
The villager trade window in money: 3 per emerald, who pays whom, what an empty wallet means and how to get the vanilla window back.
Villages
What counts as a village, how prosperity and the four levels work, what the treasury pays for, market days, festivals and raids.
Projects and donations
The ten village projects with cost, level and effect, how a donation differs, and where the buildings are placed.
Markets and caravans
Market stalls in new villages and what they sell, the emerald changer, regional prices, trading places and caravans.
Patron and specialization
Who becomes a village's patron, what the patron can do, and the three specializations a Town can pick.
Setup and commands
Installation
Which Minecraft versions and loaders Tradery runs on, what else it needs and where it has to be installed.
Commands and permissions
Every command with its permission node and the op level it needs when no permission mod is installed.
Configuration
The three config files, the settings servers change most, the switches for the villager part, data packs and logs.
Compatibility
What Tradery does with Jade, WTHIT, JEI, REI, web maps, village mods and placeholders, what is missing, and the Economy API.
Tools
Shop Ledger
Lists every shop you own with its stock, waiting revenue and problems, and puts a beam of light over any of them.
Vendor Key
Turns a vending block into a server vendor with infinite stock, and lets an admin break protected blocks.
Blocks
Vending Block
A shop in one block: sells or buys one item for money or for another item, also while you're offline.
Display Block
A glass case that shows one item. Nothing is sold and nothing is stored inside.
Market Counter
Up to six offers in one block, each with its own goods and money price, sold from one stock of 27 slots.
Trade Crate
Villagers walk up and do their own trades with the crate, up to 16 a visit. Hoppers fill it and empty it.
Village Board
The window into a village's economy: orders, treasury, projects, market and patron. Works within 48 blocks of a bell.
Copper Coin Ore
Y 0 to 96. Holds 1–3 copper coins, worth 1 each. Stone pickaxe or better.
Deepslate Copper Coin Ore
Copper coin ore in deepslate: the same coins, hardness 4.5 against 3.
Silver Coin Ore
Y −32 to 32. Holds 1–2 silver coins, worth 10 each. Iron pickaxe or better.
Deepslate Silver Coin Ore
Silver coin ore in deepslate: the same coins, hardness 5 against 3.5.
Gold Coin Ore
Y −64 to −16. Holds 1 gold coin, worth 100. Iron pickaxe or better.
Deepslate Gold Coin Ore
Gold coin ore in deepslate: the same coin, hardness 5 against 3.5.
Items
Copper Coin
Cash worth 1. Right-click puts the stack on your balance.
Silver Coin
Cash worth 10. Right-click puts the stack on your balance.
Gold Coin
Cash worth 100. Right-click puts the stack on your balance.