hytale-mod-template-economy

A starter focused on balance mutations, transfer-style flows, and the kind of counters you need while prototyping economy features.

Highlights

• credit, transfer, and balance inspection examples
• small in-memory ledgers that are easy to replace later
• diagnostic output that surfaces transaction activity
• bundled UI or asset-pack resources so the example is usable out of the box

Requirements

• Java 25
• Hytale Server 0.5.3
• the included Gradle wrapper

Build

./gradlew clean build

Built jars are written to build/libs/hytale-mod-template-economy-1.1.0.jar, with matching sources and javadoc jars next to it.

Commands

• /hdeconomymodstatus: Shows runtime status for EconomyModPlugin.
• /hdeconomymoddemo: Runs a demo action for EconomyModPlugin.
• Common actions: info, toggle, sample, credit-demo, transfer-demo, balance-demo

Project Layout

• src/main/java: mod entry point, commands, state objects, and service logic
• src/main/resources/manifest.json: metadata, entry class, and server target
• src/main/resources/Server: bundled assets or UI resources that ship with the jar

Install

1. Build the project with ./gradlew clean build.
2. Copy build/libs/hytale-mod-template-economy-1.1.0.jar into your server mods/ directory.
3. Restart the server so the bundled resources are loaded together with the code.

What to Change First

• rename the package, command names, and manifest identifiers to match your project
• replace the demo actions with your real gameplay, economy, networking, or UI logic
• move any persistent state into the storage or config format you actually want to support

Notes

• The Gradle build auto-detects a local HytaleServer.jar when one is nearby, but it can also resolve com.hypixel.hytale:Server:0.5.3 directly from the Hytale Maven.
• The templates are intentionally small enough to read in one sitting, so you can copy them into a new repo and start renaming immediately.