Auction House

Auction House addon changelog Version 1.0.2 Minecraft Bedrock Edition

Money system fixed

The auction house now uses the normal Bedrock scoreboard system for money.

The scoreboard objective is called:

money

This means the auction house now works with commands like:

/scoreboard players set @s money 1000 /scoreboard players add @s money 500 /scoreboard players remove @s money 100

The addon creates the money objective automatically when the world loads.

Buying, bidding, listing fees, refunds, and seller payouts now all use the money scoreboard.

I also added an admin money command:

/p:ahadmin money <onlinePlayer> <amount>

Example:

/p:ahadmin money Steve 1000

If a player had money saved in the old system, the addon will try to move it into the new scoreboard system when they use the auction house.

Item saving fixed

Items should no longer lose important data when they are listed or claimed.

The auction house now tries to keep:

• custom names
• lore
• enchantments
• durability
• item damage
• dynamic properties
• can-destroy data
• can-place-on data
• lock mode
• keep-on-death data

This fixes the problem where enchanted tools or weapons could turn into plain items after being sold or claimed.

Auction storage improved

Auction data is no longer saved as one huge storage value.

The addon now splits auction data into smaller chunks, which makes saving safer and helps prevent storage problems when there are many listings.

There is also a storage safety check. If the auction house gets too full, the addon can stop new listings before the data becomes too large.

Listing limits added

Players now have a maximum number of active listings.

This helps stop one player from flooding the auction house with too many items.

Auction duration is also limited now. Players can no longer make listings that last for an extreme amount of time.

Selling improved

Players can now choose how many items from a stack they want to sell.

Before, listing an item took the whole stack from the selected slot. Now players have more control.

A listing fee was added.

A sale tax was also added.

These help reduce spam listings and give the economy a money sink.

Canceling and refunds improved

Canceling an auction with active bids now asks for confirmation.

This makes it harder to cancel an active auction by accident.

If an auction is canceled, bidder money is safely moved into pending claims.

Refund handling for canceled and expired listings was also improved.

Auction menu improved

The normal compass no longer opens the auction house.

This fixes the issue where using a regular compass would open the auction menu instead of working like a normal Minecraft compass.

The auction house now opens with the custom Auction Token.

Browsing listings now has search support.

Listings can now be sorted.

Pending claims now show what items or money are waiting, instead of only showing a number.

The create-listing menu also has clearer instructions.

Admin commands added

New admin commands:

/p:ahadmin list Shows current auction listings.

/p:ahadmin remove <listingId> Removes a specific listing.

/p:ahadmin clear Clears all auction listings.

/p:ahadmin money <onlinePlayer> <amount> Sets a player's money balance.

These commands are meant for server admins or operators.

Performance improved

Auction expiration checks are now smarter.

The addon no longer checks every few seconds for no reason when no auctions are close to expiring.

State loading and saving were also cleaned up to reduce unnecessary work during normal menu use.

Pack files fixed

Placeholder UUIDs were replaced with proper random UUIDs.

The addon version was updated to 1.0.2.

Invalid JSON comments were removed.

Manifest files were cleaned up.

JSON files were checked to make sure they parse correctly.

Recipe fixed

The Auction Token recipe now has an explicit result count.

This makes the recipe clearer and safer to edit later.

Languages added

Language files now include:

en_US en_GB de_DE es_ES fr_FR zh_CN

Tested outside Minecraft

The addon package was checked for:

• JavaScript syntax errors
• broken JSON files
• broken .mcaddon zip structure

The pack should import normally.

Still check the Minecraft Content Log after importing, especially if you are using it with other economy or UI addons.

Important note

The money system uses the scoreboard objective named:

money

If you use another economy addon, make sure it also uses the same objective name.