Player Shops not working
plqsticflower opened this issue ยท 2 comments
Preliminaries:
- Shopkeepers version: 2.12.1`
- Spigot version:
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I'm not sure about Spigot when i put the command in it says the server is running Paper version git-paper-"b89788a" (MC: 1.16.5) (Implementing API version 1.16.5-R0.1-SNAPSHOT)
- I have checked that my issue/question does not get answered by:
- The documentation.
- The FAQ.
- The Known Issues.
- I have checked all open and closed issues, but none seems to fit my issue/question.
Reproduction on a fresh and up-to-date Spigot server:
I was <able / not able> to reproduce my issue on a freshly setup and up-to-date Spigot server (currently <Insert output of /version command on up-to-date Spigot server>) with the latest version of Shopkeepers (currently <Insert latest tested Shopkeepers version>), with no other plugins and with no kinds of other server or client mods.
The issue: I've been trying to allow players to create shops. No matter what i do that permission never works. I've tried luckperms and permissionsex doing shopkeeper.player and shopkeeper.player.sell i've set it to true and looked in my folder to see if it was showing up and it is. the player shop command doesn't show up when you do the help command unless you're op.
Also I'm on a Minehut server. The admin shops works perfectly though. I can't even create a selling shop, it will tell me it has to be an admin shop for non ops it just says they don't have permission even though its been set to true. I've tried adding some of the other permissions but the player shop permissions just aren't working.
my other plugins are
ClearLag
Essentials
EssentialsChat
EnssetialSpawn
HolographicDesplays
Images
PermissionsEx or LuckPerms
vault
Villages
WorldEdit
WorldGuard
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Have you read and followed the instructions from the wiki: https://github.com/Shopkeepers/Shopkeepers-Wiki/wiki/Creating-Shops#player-shops
Regarding permissions: You usually don't have to change anything on the permissions. Players will have access to player shops by default.
Regarding creating player shops via command: You have to first enable that inside the config with the setting create-player-shop-with-command.
Regarding it will tell me it has to be an admin shop: You are probably not targeting a chest when you execute the command. If you look at a regular block, the command will assume that you are trying to create an admin shop. To create a player shop you will have to look at a chest when you execute the command.
If I remember correctly, the next version will include some changes to this in order to make this more clear: I.e. if a player explicitly tries to create a player shop while not looking at a chest, it will send a message indicating that he has to target a chest.
Also offtopic regarding using snapshot versions (such as 2.12.1): That is fine in principal, and helps me get feedback on potential issue before release. But be aware that these snapshot versions will often still contain bugs that have been introduced with the recent changes and that still need to be fixed before the next release. For example, the latest version includes a bug that can delete all you Citizens shopkeepers when you attempt to run it.
Also, even though I am not aware of an issue in that regard currently, there is no guarantee whether or not the upgrade from snapshots versions to the next release version, or even the next snanpshot version, will work, since I might still be doing changes to data formats or the migrations. So make sure to create backups from before you switched to using snapshot builds, and also regulary, and expect having to manually fix issues if something breaks on updates.
This of course also applies to regular updates, because things can always breaks if something goes unnoticed, but this is a lot more likely to happen for the snapshot versions.