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Avecoins Shop Economy Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I open the shop for the first time?
Press E to open your survival inventory, then click the shop button on the left side of the screen. Alternatively, type /avc shop in chat to open the Admin Shop from anywhere.
Where do I store my coins so I don't lose them?
Open the shop interface and deposit your coins and tickets into the virtual coin wallet shown in the shop window. Your currency will be safely stored there and won't drop if you die.
How do I upgrade coins to a higher tier?
Gather four lower-tier coins plus one matching base material (for example, four Copper coins and one Iron ingot), then place them together in a crafting grid to create one higher-tier coin.
Can I break down high-value coins into smaller denominations?
Yes, place a higher-tier coin on a crafting table and it will break down into four lower-tier coins, letting you make exact change for purchases.
How do I sell items I don't need?
Place unwanted items into the Selling Box to trade them for coins and tickets at prices set by the admin. Check the shop interface to see how much each item is worth.
What's the shopping cart for?
The shopping cart lets you add multiple items to your purchase, review everything before you spend coins, and confirm the transaction all at once.
Can I see what I bought before?
Yes, the shop interface includes a purchase history tab that tracks your recent transactions so you can review what you've spent.
How do I change shop prices or add new items?
Type /avc gui to open the in-game configuration menu where you can adjust prices, create item categories, and customize crafting recipes.
What languages does this mod support?
The mod includes full text translations for English, Spanish, and Mexican Spanish, which you can switch in your game language settings.
Can I use custom command aliases instead of /avc?
Yes, the in-game configuration menu (/avc gui) lets you customize command aliases so you can use shorter or different commands if you prefer.