<![CDATA[The Wolf Den - Plugin Usage]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/ Sun, 19 Apr 2026 12:25:07 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[NoMobBeacon]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1496 Sat, 03 Jul 2021 13:10:08 +0000 Ascii]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1496
Beacon is the center. 
Affected area: x and z is 2 * power + 1

DIAMOND_BLOCK(5), 
GOLD_BLOCK(2), 
IRON_BLOCK(1),]]>
Beacon is the center. 
Affected area: x and z is 2 * power + 1

DIAMOND_BLOCK(5), 
GOLD_BLOCK(2), 
IRON_BLOCK(1),]]> <![CDATA[MailBoxes]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1495 Sat, 03 Jul 2021 13:00:50 +0000 Ascii]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1495 <![CDATA[Chests]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1494 Sat, 03 Jul 2021 13:00:23 +0000 Ascii]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1494 <![CDATA[Dynmap]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1493 Sat, 03 Jul 2021 12:59:58 +0000 Ascii]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1493 <![CDATA[Shopkeeper]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1492 Sat, 03 Jul 2021 12:56:50 +0000 Ascii]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1492 > A Shopkeeper is an entity used to buy/sell/trade items with other users.

Requirements:
You will need a villager egg to create a Shopkeeper. You can trade with ____ at the docks to get a villager egg.

  1. Creating a Shopkeeper
    When you hold the villager egg in your hand, it will print the instructions on how to create a player shop in chat. First, make sure that you are not aiming at any block. You can then right-click to cycle through the different player shop types (selling, buying, trading, book). You can also hold sneak while right-clicking to cycle through the shopkeeper object types (villager, sign, witch, ..). Then, right click on a chest (or other type of supported container) to select it, and then right click on another block to place the shopkeeper at that location.
  2. Opening the "Editor Window"
    right-clicking on the shopkeeper while sneaking, you can open the shop's "Editor Window". This will look like a regular chest inventory, but it has a couple of special icons. Those represent buttons you can click to perform certain actions on the shopkeeper.(https://github.com/Shopkeepers/Shopkeepe...ting-Shops)
  3. Setting up Trade items
    Insert the items you want to sell into the chest. When you open the editor window, these items will appear at the top. To specify the cost items, you click at some item inside your inventory to pick it up and then at a slot inside the editor window. The item on your cursor will be copied into that slot. You can also insert or replace items in the top row by this. You can also use placeholder items (https://github.com/Shopkeepers/Shopkeepe...lder-Items).
  4. Using a Shopkeeper
    Right click the Shopkeeper and you will see a trading window with the items you have set up.


You can read more at the Shopkeepers Wiki (https://github.com/Shopkeepers/Shopkeepers-Wiki)]]> > A Shopkeeper is an entity used to buy/sell/trade items with other users.

Requirements:
You will need a villager egg to create a Shopkeeper. You can trade with ____ at the docks to get a villager egg.

  1. Creating a Shopkeeper
    When you hold the villager egg in your hand, it will print the instructions on how to create a player shop in chat. First, make sure that you are not aiming at any block. You can then right-click to cycle through the different player shop types (selling, buying, trading, book). You can also hold sneak while right-clicking to cycle through the shopkeeper object types (villager, sign, witch, ..). Then, right click on a chest (or other type of supported container) to select it, and then right click on another block to place the shopkeeper at that location.
  2. Opening the "Editor Window"
    right-clicking on the shopkeeper while sneaking, you can open the shop's "Editor Window". This will look like a regular chest inventory, but it has a couple of special icons. Those represent buttons you can click to perform certain actions on the shopkeeper.(https://github.com/Shopkeepers/Shopkeepe...ting-Shops)
  3. Setting up Trade items
    Insert the items you want to sell into the chest. When you open the editor window, these items will appear at the top. To specify the cost items, you click at some item inside your inventory to pick it up and then at a slot inside the editor window. The item on your cursor will be copied into that slot. You can also insert or replace items in the top row by this. You can also use placeholder items (https://github.com/Shopkeepers/Shopkeepe...lder-Items).
  4. Using a Shopkeeper
    Right click the Shopkeeper and you will see a trading window with the items you have set up.


You can read more at the Shopkeepers Wiki (https://github.com/Shopkeepers/Shopkeepers-Wiki)]]> <![CDATA[NPCs]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=636 Fri, 28 Aug 2015 21:28:00 +0000 TWolfWD]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=636 here.

Key:
  • /command
  • {required argument}
  • [optional argument]

1. Creating NPCs

/npc create {name}
Creates an NPC with the name {name}. An NPC's name may contain colors. Be aware that the gender of the NPC is randomized. The only way of changing the NPC's gender is to delete the NPC and create it again in hopes you get the gender you want.
/npc rename {name}
Changes the name of the NPC.
/trait {traitname}
Changes the job of the NPC, for example, hcmerchant makes the NPC a shopkeeper.

1. Modifying NPCs

/npc sel{name}
Selects the NPC under your cursor. You must be looking at an NPC to select it.
/npc lookclose
Toggles whether the NPC looks at nearby players.
/npc move
Moves the NPC to your current location.
/npc text
Enters the Text Editor. While in the editor, all text entered by the player is captured by the editor and interpreted as commands. A list of valid commands is displayed when entering the editor, or when the user enters "help" into chat. To exit the editor, type "exit" into chat.
/npc equip
Toggles the equipment editor. When in this mode, hold the item you'd like to give to the NPC in your hand, then right click the NPC. The item will be taken from you and placed onto the NPC. Right click the NPC with an empty hand to remove all equipped items from the NPC and into your inventory.
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Key:
  • /command
  • {required argument}
  • [optional argument]

1. Creating NPCs

/npc create {name}
Creates an NPC with the name {name}. An NPC's name may contain colors. Be aware that the gender of the NPC is randomized. The only way of changing the NPC's gender is to delete the NPC and create it again in hopes you get the gender you want.
/npc rename {name}
Changes the name of the NPC.
/trait {traitname}
Changes the job of the NPC, for example, hcmerchant makes the NPC a shopkeeper.

1. Modifying NPCs

/npc sel{name}
Selects the NPC under your cursor. You must be looking at an NPC to select it.
/npc lookclose
Toggles whether the NPC looks at nearby players.
/npc move
Moves the NPC to your current location.
/npc text
Enters the Text Editor. While in the editor, all text entered by the player is captured by the editor and interpreted as commands. A list of valid commands is displayed when entering the editor, or when the user enters "help" into chat. To exit the editor, type "exit" into chat.
/npc equip
Toggles the equipment editor. When in this mode, hold the item you'd like to give to the NPC in your hand, then right click the NPC. The item will be taken from you and placed onto the NPC. Right click the NPC with an empty hand to remove all equipped items from the NPC and into your inventory.
]]> <![CDATA[Warps]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=615 Tue, 04 Aug 2015 00:28:05 +0000 TWolfWD]]> https://wolf-den.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=615 here.

Key:
  • /command
  • {required argument}
  • [optional argument]

1. Using Warps

/warp list
Lists the warps available to you.
/warp {name}
Teleports you to the specified warp.
/warp help [#]
Displays all warp commands available to you.

2. Maintaining Warps

/warp create {name}
Creates a public warp by the name {name} if one does not already exist.
/warp pcreate {name}
Creates a private warp by the name {name} if one does not already exist.
/warp update {name}
Updates the position of the warp {name} to your current location.
/warp give {player} {name}
Gives ownership of the warp {name} to the player {player}.
/warp invite {player} {name}
Allows player {player} to use private warp {name}.
/warp uninvite {player} {name}
Blocks player {player} from using private warp {name}.
/warp public {name}
Makes the private warp {name} public.
/warp private {name}
Makes the public warp {name} private.
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Key:
  • /command
  • {required argument}
  • [optional argument]

1. Using Warps

/warp list
Lists the warps available to you.
/warp {name}
Teleports you to the specified warp.
/warp help [#]
Displays all warp commands available to you.

2. Maintaining Warps

/warp create {name}
Creates a public warp by the name {name} if one does not already exist.
/warp pcreate {name}
Creates a private warp by the name {name} if one does not already exist.
/warp update {name}
Updates the position of the warp {name} to your current location.
/warp give {player} {name}
Gives ownership of the warp {name} to the player {player}.
/warp invite {player} {name}
Allows player {player} to use private warp {name}.
/warp uninvite {player} {name}
Blocks player {player} from using private warp {name}.
/warp public {name}
Makes the private warp {name} public.
/warp private {name}
Makes the public warp {name} private.
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