NetworkStorage

# NetworkStorage A Minecraft plugin that allows players to create a centralized storage network. ## Features * Create a network of chests to store your items. * Access all your items from a single terminal. * Trust other players to access your network. * Track player deposits and withdrawals * Wireless access to your network with a wireless terminal. * **Configurable Network Modes:** Choose between individual player networks or a single, server-wide global network. * **Optional Trust System:** Make networks publicly accessible, perfect for cooperative servers. ## Commands * `/storage wand`: Get the storage wand. * `/storage info`: View your network information. * `/storage trust `: Trust a player to your network. * `/storage untrust `: Untrust a player from your network. * `/storage wireless`: Get a wireless terminal. ## How to Use 1. Use `/storage wand` to get a storage wand. 2. Right-click with the wand to create a new network. 3. Left-click on chests with the wand to add them to your network. 4. Place a terminal to access all your items in one place. --- ## Important Notes ### Network Modes (`network-mode`) In the `config.yml`, you can choose between two modes: * **`PLAYER` (Default):** Each player has their own private network. This is the classic behavior. * **`GLOBAL`:** There is only one, single, massive network for the entire server. All players share this one network. Commands like `/storage trust` or `/network` are disabled in this mode. ### Trust System (`enable-trust-system`) This option is only relevant in `PLAYER` mode: * **`true` (Default):** Only the owner and players they have added via `/storage trust` can access a network. * **`false`:** The trust system is completely disabled. **Every player can access every network.** Ideal for small, private servers where everyone works together. ### Language and Item Search * **Display:** The names of items in the terminal are always displayed in the language you have set in your Minecraft client (e.g., German, French, etc.). * **Search:** The search function works with the internal, English material names (e.g., `diamond`, `stone`, `iron_ingot`) or with custom names you have given an item using an anvil. This means you must search in English, even if the items are displayed in your own language.