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PlayerShopGUIPlus Guide

Buy items from other players and offer your own items for sale on 1MoreBlock. The player market is separate from the server’s /buy shop.

Release status, checked 1 October 2026: build 001 is the last confirmed live version. Build 037 is running on the development test server. Publishing this guide does not deploy the plugin to live; follow the version staff have announced.

Where you are playingStart here
Live server, last confirmed build 001Current live commands. The server has a custom /ah shortcut.
Test server, or live after staff announce the updateThe market update. /market and /ah are identical native commands.

These are the native commands of last-confirmed live build 001. Type /playershop to open the marketplace. Browse items, categories or player shops, inspect an item and its price, then confirm a purchase. Use your own shop to manage listings and Unclaimed items to retrieve cancelled or expired offers.

CommandWhat it doesExample
/playershopOpens the marketplace./playershop
/playershop sellOpens the selling menu when enabled./playershop sell
/playershop sell 16 800Offers 16 of your held items for 800 total, subject to the selling-menu settings./playershop sell 16 800
/playershop <name>Opens a player shop known to the server./playershop Steve

The native aliases are /pshop, /playershops and /pshops. 1MB’s existing custom /ah sell 500 shortcut lists the held stack for 500 total; it is server configuration, not the older plugin’s native syntax.

The older native syntax puts quantity before price. Do not copy /ah sell 500 into /playershop sell 500: the latter reads its single number as quantity. Missing arguments normally open the wizard, depending on settings. A complete command can list an item immediately.

The rest of this guide describes the tested update. /market is the main command and /ah is its native alias: every argument and permission works the same through either name. The old /playershop, /pshop, /playershops and /pshops roots are removed in this update.

  1. Type /ah info for an introduction, or /ah to open the market.
  2. Choose Browse all items, or the Search & Browse spyglass to find an item, category or player shop.
  3. To sell, hold a stack in your main hand and type /ah sell 500 to list that entire stack for 500 total. This lists immediately, so check your hand and price first.
  4. Use Your shop to manage offers, Unclaimed items to collect returns and /ah recent for your own sales and purchases.
  5. Type /ah help for commands you can use, examples and this guide.
CommandWhat it doesExample
/marketOpen the marketplace./ah
/market infoIntroduction, next step, help and docs./ah info
/market helpList commands available to you./ah help
/market sell <price>Immediately list the entire main-hand stack for this total price./ah sell 500
/market sellOpen the selling wizard when enabled; otherwise show usage./ah sell
/market sell <quantity> <price>Offer an explicit quantity from your hand, using the configured direct/wizard behavior./ah sell 16 800
/market search <material or keyword>Search vanilla materials; Tab suggests material names only./ah search blue
/market <name>Open a locally known player’s shop using their real full username./ah Steve
/market recent [sales|purchases] [page]Show your own completed sales and purchases./ah recent purchases 2

start and s are shortcuts for sell. Use plain prices such as 12.50, without currency signs, commas or suffixes. Holding 32 diamonds and typing /ah sell 500 offers 32 diamonds for 500 total, not 500 each. Only that main-hand stack is used. Invalid prices, empty hands and quantities outside server limits are rejected; the stack is never silently reduced to fit a limit.

Use real player names, keeping any Bedrock prefix. There are no separate buy, cancel, claim or player subcommands; buying, cancelling and collecting use menus.

Open Search & Browse to choose:

ChoiceIconWhat it does
Search itemsPaperType any keyword in chat, including custom names such as magic box.
Search player shopsPlayer headSearch a player or shop name in chat.
Browse player shopsGreen copper chestBrowse player shops.
Browse categoriesChestBrowse categories, including Storage & Containers and Collectibles.

Enchanted books remain in Miscellaneous for now. Other catches items that do not match a configured category.

For direct search, /ah search blue matches materials such as blue wool and blue stained glass. A complete name such as /ah search blue_wool selects exactly that material. Press Tab for vanilla material suggestions. Use underscores instead of spaces; searches ignore capitalization and accept minecraft:blue_wool. Paging, sorting and refresh keep your search. A valid material with no offers opens an empty menu you can refresh later.

Material search ignores custom names. To find a stick called magic box, enter box in the GUI’s Search items chat prompt, or use /ah search stick for all sticks. Player-created names never become command suggestions.

Type the displayed cancellation word, normally cancel, to leave a chat prompt. It has no slash and does not cancel a listing. An unanswered prompt closes after two minutes and normal chat resumes. The market buffers a limited amount of chat and reports if older messages were omitted. An accepted material-search command also ends a pending prompt.

Buying: inspect the item’s quantity, seller and price, select a quantity and confirm the displayed cost. A partial purchase costs the corresponding proportion of the listing total. Check custom names, enchantments, damage and container contents, and leave enough inventory space.

If the server’s 1MB-Library AutoSell feature is on, turn it off with /autosell before buying, then retry. A blocked purchase gives you no item and does not change your AutoSell preference. Contact staff if the safety check is unavailable.

Cancelling: use the listing’s cancellation action and confirmation menu; right-click is the default on your own listing. Clicking your own listing as if buying also offers green OK to keep it listed and return, or orange Cancel listing to remove the offer. Cancellation moves it into Unclaimed items, not directly to your inventory. A full inventory does not prevent cancellation.

Collecting: open Unclaimed items and choose one listing, or use the Collect all hopper across every page. Each listing returns in full or stays available. Smaller listings may fit after a larger one is skipped. Nothing is dropped on the ground. Make room and collect again.

Expired and cancelled listings have no automatic deletion timer. They stay available until collected, unless an interrupted transaction needs staff review. Reaching the unclaimed limit blocks new offers, not existing returns: a 46th expiring listing is kept even when the limit is 45.

Wait for the success message before treating a listing, purchase, cancellation or collection as complete. If a transaction needs staff review, keep its reference ID and contact staff. Repeating clicks, reconnecting or restarting does not bypass a hold.

Menus have a light blue outer border and non-italic item titles and lore. Hover over Your market, bottom-left, for your active listings, returns and limits. It always describes you, even inside someone else’s shop. Close is the barrier bottom-right, with Back immediately beside it. These buttons navigate only; they never confirm a trade. The main menu has no Back button.

Lists normally show up to 28 entries per page. Use Previous and Next for the rest. Change Item Order starts with newest listings first and remembers your choice if you switch to oldest first, including across normal restarts. This applies to shops, categories, item search and unclaimed items.

/ah recent shows separate Recent sales and Recent purchases sections for your own player identity. If you have only bought items, sales says none. Use /ah recent sales, /ah recent purchases, or a page number such as /ah recent purchases 2. Each section shows five entries per page from your latest 100, with item, quantity, total paid, buyer, seller and UTC time. Updates can take five seconds. Staff have a separate whole-market view; ordinary /ah recent stays personal even for staff.

History begins when tracking was installed. Older trades cannot be recreated from current listings; known recording gaps are shown.

Limits count listing entries, not individual items in a stack. Expired and cancelled entries occupy capacity until collected. Listing duration is time available for sale, not a deadline to collect a return.

When enabled, a listing fee is charged separately from the buyer’s price. Build 037 does not support deferred fee refunds when an item sells, is cancelled or expires. Immediate compensation for a confirmed failed trade is a different process.

Staff configure limits, allowed items, worlds, game modes, the cancellation word and number display. Rounded or abbreviated prices do not change transaction amounts. The staff hidden-settings reference preserves the inherited hidden keys, defaults and examples without requiring the vendor website.

  • No access: use /ah help and ask staff to check your market/sell grants and world or game-mode restrictions. Help and info require no market access.
  • Listing disappeared: refresh the menu. It may have sold or expired; check your own Unclaimed items where relevant.
  • Unknown seller or generic head: local name/skin records may be missing. The update displays the stored player ID if no trusted name is known and learns skins locally over time. Display text never changes payment or ownership identity. The older live build can still show none.
  • Market paused: staff have paused menus and trading. Offers and returns remain stored. Help, info and personal recent history still work. Deadlines stay unchanged; overdue offers move to Unclaimed after reopening.
  • Payment, delivery or refund needs review: contact staff with the time, item, quantity, price, message and reference ID. Do not try to bypass the hold or request duplicate replacements.

Use /ah help in the update. The staff reference covers permissions, setup, configuration, placeholders and operations.

1MoreBlock maintains this custom version of brc’s PlayerShopGUIPlus for Paper 26.3. The vendor’s command reference describes its own version; use the release status above for 1MB.