Orbit Auctions

Orbit Auction adds a simple and powerful auction house system to your Minecraft server.

Players can list items for sale, browse other player listings, sort auctions by price or date, buy items, and collect earnings even if the seller was offline.

It works great for SMPs, survival servers, Lifesteal servers, economy servers, and scripted servers.

Features

6-row auction house GUI Player-created listings 45 listings per page Automatic pagination Sort by newest Sort by price low to high Sort by price high to low Configurable listing limits Configurable listing duration Default 48-hour auction expiration Persistent auction data Offline seller support Safe expired-item returns Safe seller earnings collection Inventory-space checks Configurable item blacklist Transaction logging XP-level currency by default Optional Vault economy support Permission-based listing limits No required dependencies in default mode Server-side only

Commands

/ah /ah sell [amount] /ah mine /ah collect /ah cancel

Selling

Hold the item you want to sell and use:

/ah sell

This lists the full held stack.

You can also choose a specific amount:

/ah sell

For example:

/ah sell 10 3

lists 3 of the held item for 10 XP levels.

Auction Limits

Players have a configurable maximum number of active listings.

Higher limits can be given through permissions such as:

orbitauction.limit.10

Currency

By default, Orbit Auction uses Minecraft XP levels as its currency.

Servers using Vault can optionally switch to an economy-based setup instead.

Expired Auctions

When an auction expires, the item is safely moved to the seller's collection.

Sold auction earnings are also stored safely and can be collected later using:

/ah collect

Compatibility

Designed for: Paper 1.20+ Tested on: Paper 26.2

Made by Orbit Development Credited to VHP Labs