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Adds collectible coins in seventeen metal and gem varieties, including copper, gold, diamond, ruby, and sapphire.

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Overview

The Dot Coin Mod is a robust economy and currency framework designed for Minecraft. It replaces or supplements the vanilla emerald-based trading system with a tiered coin system (Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum). The mod is highly customizable, allowing server owners to define drop rates, conversion values, and even add custom coin types.

Key features include: * Tiered Currency: Four base coin types with a decimal conversion system. * Mob Loot: Coins drop from mobs based on their maximum health. * Wallet GUI: A dedicated interface for managing your balance without taking up inventory space. * Occupations: A job system where players earn coins by performing specific tasks like mining, hunting, or farming. * Auto-Pickup: Coins are automatically deposited into the player's wallet upon pickup.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Dot Coin Mod?
Dot Coin adds uncraftable coins to Minecraft that can only be acquired through mob death or loot. It also adds a wallet inventory and configurable drop and conversion rates.
What coins does the Dot Coin Mod add?
It registers seventeen coin varieties, including copper, gold, diamond, ruby, sapphire, brass, bronze, emerald, iron, nickel, osmium, platinum, silver, steel, tin, topaz, and a token.
How do you get coins in the Dot Coin Mod?
Coins are uncraftable and can only be acquired through mob death or loot. Chest loot support is included with configurable amounts.
Can you craft coins in the Dot Coin Mod?
No, the coins are uncraftable and can only be obtained from mob drops or loot.

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