NodeCraft
Global Trade Station
Global Trade Station (GTS) is a Pixelmon sidemod that is based on the Global Trade System feature from the Pokémon games.
Installation
| Minecraft version | Pixelmon version | Global Trade Station version |
|---|---|---|
| 1.10.2 | 5.0.3 | 2.1.0 |
This plugin has been written mainly on the Sponge API, and will require it as such. To install, ensure your Sponge & Forge versions are up-to-date, and simply drag the mod into the mods folder for the server. From there, simply edit the configuration as you'd like.
Note: For users of the 1.x series of this version of GTS, there are extra steps needed for this installation. I first recommend you to keep the details of your original configs around for the first install of the 2.x series. With this update, both config files were rewritten heavily to provide better readability. With no conversion system in place at this present moment, updating will require that you reset these config files. While you can operate normally without resetting them, the contents of the file will become cluttered and much harder to read.
A new addition to these config files, table names, allows you to sort your data for the sidemod in specific places. The two current tables available are the main data and log table. Due to a limitation in the 1.x series of GTS, the database name was also used as the table name for the main set of data. In order to use your existing data properly, you must ensure your database name matches that of the file, so a database file named GTS.mv.db will have the database name GTS. From there, we would assume your existing data also uses the table name GTS. The config comes default with these values, but if you altered them in any way, you will need to edit these values to have your data be read properly. You can always open the database file as well to ensure you have it all correct!
Commands
Note: Command syntax is displayed in the standard Minecraft command format. An explanation of this format can be found here.
- /gts add <position> <Pokémon>: Requests the specified Pokémon in exchange for the Pokémon in the specified position of the player's party. The offered Pokémon will be placed in the GTS. An additional argument "s" can be added after the requested Pokémon in order to specifically request the Shiny form of the requested Pokémon. A player cannot offer a Pokémon if it is the only Pokémon in the party.
- /gts cancel: Cancels the player's current trade request, returning the offered Pokémon to the player.
- /gts check: Displays the currently offered and requested Pokémon.
- /gts currentID: Displays the database ID that the next offer will be assigned to.
- /gts help: Displays a list of commands that can be used in GTS.
- /gts list: Displays all of the current trade offers in the GTS.
- /gts maxtrades: Displays the maximum amount of trade offers that can be put up by a player.
- /gts maxtrades <limit>: Sets the maximum amount of trade offers that can be put up by a player.
- /gts search <Pokémon>: Displays all trade offers in the GTS that are offering the specified Pokémon.
- /gts trade <Pokémon> <ID> <position>: Using the specified Pokémon and specified trade ID, the player will attempt to conduct the trade. If the Pokémon in the specified party position matches the Pokémon requested by the trade ID, the trade will be conducted. The player who originally offered the trade will have the Pokémon sent to his/her PC. This command will work even if the player offering the trade is offline.
Permission nodes
- /gts: GTS.command.gts
