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Spigot Plugin to reimplement Vanilla Tweaks Wandering Trades datapack as spigot plugin with additional functionality.

Plugin adds three new category of trades to the Wandering Traders

Player Heads (Players from your server)
Player Heads (Any custom head)
Miniblocks

By default, the Wandering Trader will add between 1 and 3 player heads for trade (assuming your server has that many players), and 5-8 miniture blocks. Each trade costs 1 Emerald. The miniblocks also require the full size block as part of the payment. For the trade, the player will receive 1 player head per trade, maxing out at 3, and 8 miniblocks per trade, with only 1 trade per available trade possible.

The player heads available for trade are taken from 4 places (in the default configuration, only 1 is able to be turned off), in the following order:

Offline Players (all players who have ever logged into your server
Whitelist Players (if your server has an enabled whitelist)
OPs List (if your server has enabled ops)
playerheads.yml (extraheads, this can be turned off in config.yml, and individual heads can be turned on/off in playerheads.yml)

The first 3 options check for duplicates using UUID, this is not possible with the last option.

Settings

config.yml

This file controls the global settings. The defaults are:

heads:
  enabled: true
  payment: EMERALD
  price: 1 
  max: 3
  min: 1  
  quantity: 3
  stacksize: 1
  extraheads: true
  percentchance: 100
miniblocks:
  enabled: true
  requireblock: true
  payment: EMERALD 
  price: 1
  max: 8
  min: 5 
  quantity: 1
  stacksize: 8
  percentchance: 100
hostileheads:
  enabled: true
  payment: EMERALD 
  price: 1 
  max: 3
  min: 1 
  quantity: 3
  stacksize: 1 
  percentchance: 100
passiveheads:
  enabled: true
  payment: EMERALD
  price: 1 
  max: 3
  min: 1 
  quantity: 3 
  stacksize: 1 
  percentchance: 100 
neutralheads:
  enabled: true
  payment: EMERALD 
  price: 1 
  max: 3 
  min: 1 
  quantity: 3 
  stacksize: 1 
  percentchance: 100 
combined:
  combine: 2
  max: 3
  min: 1
  percentchance: 100
  quantity: 3

The sections control the settings for playerheads (heads) and the miniblocks, hostile mob heads, passive mob heads, neutral mob heads and combined (whether or not to combine mob/player heads).

The combine setting can be set to:
|Value|Description|
|—-|—-|
|0|Do not combine any categories|
|1|Combine player heads, hostile mob heads, neutral mob heads and passive mob heads|
|2|Combine only hostile mob heads, passive mob heads and neutral mob heads|

miniblocks.yml

This file controls the configuration of each miniblock. You can add any number of additional blocks by adding new blocks in the following format:

unique_block_name:
  name: Name To Display to Players
  texture: 36d1fabdf3e342671bd9f95f687fe263f439ddc2f1c9ea8ff15b13f1e7e48b9
  block: Material
  block_quantity: 1
  enabled: true

The texture identified is taken from a minecraft.net textures URL. An example would be:
http://textures.minecraft.net/texture/b575a2691b96ed113d3741af38f75780737670d8ea8c27491366e5f254882cf0
With this example, the identifier is:
b575a2691b96ed113d3741af38f75780737670d8ea8c27491366e5f254882cf0
These textures can be searched for on Minecraft-Heads.com. The identifier is listed as the last item on any head page.

playerheads.yml, neutralmobheads.yml, passivemobheads.yml, hostilemobheads.yml

These files control the configuration of extrahead player heads and mob heads. You can add any number of additional player heads by adding new heads in the following format:

unique_player_name:
  name: Player Name displayed to Players
  texture: ee9640186a709377881009848ec7ebda819eb18c4e5967ae1d0ac7146afb4b4e
  enabled: true