Villager Trades
/**
* Disables the offers when the player starts trading.
* In the example we will use a stage to disable the offers.
*/
// for 1.18 pls use: onEvent("morejs.player.start_trading", (event) => { ... })
MoreJSEvents.playerStartTrading((event) => {
// We don't have the stage, so no trades for us :(
if (!event.player.stages.has("allow_trading")) {
event.forEachOffers((o, i) => {
o.disabled = true;
});
}
});
/**
* Another simple example to disable offers from the goblin trader mod.
* `event.merchant` returns the trader entity.
*/
// for 1.18 pls use: onEvent("morejs.player.start_trading", (event) => { ... })
MoreJSEvents.playerStartTrading((event) => {
let hasStage = event.player.stages.has("allow_trading_with_goblin");
let isGoblin = event.merchant.getClass().getName().includes("GoblinTraderEntity");
if (isGoblin && !hasStage) {
event.forEachOffers((o, i) => {
o.disabled = true;
});
}
});
// for 1.18 pls use: onEvent("morejs.villager.trades", (event) => { ... })
MoreJSEvents.villagerTrades((event) => {
/*
* Will remove all vanilla trades. You can also just remove them for specific professions.
*/
event.removeVanillaTrades();
event.removeVanillaTrades([...professions], level);
/*
* Will remove all mod trades. You can also just remove them for specific professions.
*/
event.removeModdedTrades();
event.removeModdedTrades([...professions], level);
});// for 1.18 pls use: onEvent("morejs.villager.trades", (event) => { ... })
MoreJSEvents.villagerTrades((event) => {
/**
* Adds a trade to the given profession.
* - `profession`: The profession to add the trade to.
* - `level`: The level, the villager needs to offer the trade.
* - `input`: The input items for the trade. You can use a single item or an array with two items.
* - `output`: The output items for the trade.
*/
const trade = event.addTrade(profession, level, [...input], output);
// For 1.19+ only:
// If you want to use random selected price ranges, you can use `TradeItem.of(item, min, max)` for input and outputs
// event.addTrade("farmer", 1, ["minecraft:diamond", TradeItem.of("minecraft:apple", 10, 19)], "minecraft:acacia_sapling");
// `addTrade` return the trade to set optional data.
// trade.maxUses(number); // Sets the maximum amount of uses for the trade.
// trade.villagerExperience(number); // Sets the amount of villager experience the trade gives.
// trade.priceMultiplier(number); // Sets the price multiplier for the trade.
// trade.transform((offer, entity, random) => { ... }); // Transforms the offer when it's generated.
});MoreJS provides you with additional functions to create complex trades. To create such a trade see VillagerUtils
// for 1.18 pls use: onEvent("morejs.villager.trades", (event) => { ... })
MoreJSEvents.villagerTrades((event) => {
/**
* - `trade`: The trade to add. Read the wiki for more information.
*
* `addTrade` returns the trade to set optional data.
*/
event.addTrade(profession, level, trade);
});// for 1.18 pls use: onEvent("morejs.villager.trades", (event) => { ... })
MoreJSEvents.villagerTrades((event) => {
/**
* - `offer`: The trade offer
* - `entity`: The villager entity
* - `random`: The random number generator
*/
event.addCustomTrade(profession, level, (offer, entity, random) => {
offer.setFirstInput(item);
offer.setSecondInput(item);
offer.setOutput(item);
offer.setMaxUses(number);
offer.setVillagerExperience(number);
offer.setPriceMultiplier(number);
});
});You can also modify wanderer trades. Just use morejs.wanderer.trades (1.18) or MoreJSEvents.wandererTrades (1.19) event instead. The difference is, that you don't use a profession. The wanderer also has 2 levels internally. The first level are for standard trades. The second level are for special trades. You can read more about it on https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Trading#Wandering_trader
This Event is for 1.19+ only!
The event gets called when the villager offers are updated. This can happen when the villager levels up or updates the profession.
MoreJSEvents.updateVillagerOffers((event) => {
/**
* event.getEntity() // Returns the villager entity.
* event.getVillagerData() // Returns the villager data.
* event.isProfession(profession) // Returns true if the villager has the given profession.
* event.getVillagerLevel() // Returns the villager level.
* event.getProfession() // Returns the villager profession.
* event.getOffers() // Returns the current offers the villager has.
* event.getAddedOffers() // Returns the offers that were added to the villager.
* event.getUsedTrades() // Returns the trades that were used to generate the new offers.
* event.deleteAddedOffers() // Deletes all added offers.
* event.addRandomOffer() // Adds a random offer to the villager. Can return null if no offer was added.
* event.addRandomOffer(trades) // Adds a random offer to the villager by given trades. Can return null if no offer was added.
* event.getVillagerTrades(profession) // Returns all trades for the given profession.
* event.getVillagerTrades(profession, level) // Returns all trades for the given profession and level.
* event.getWandererTrades() // Returns all trades for the wanderer.
* event.getWandererTrades(level) // Returns all trades for the wanderer and level (1 or 2).
*/
// Example: Add a random trade to the villager from another profession.
if (event.isProfession("minecraft:farmer")) {
let trades = event.getVillagerTrades("minecraft:armorer");
event.addRandomOffer(trades);
}
// Example: Update added offers
event.getAddedOffers().forEach((offer) => {
offer.getFirstInput().setCount(1); // Set the first input to just 1.
});
});The update event also exists for the wanderer, just use MoreJSEvents.updateWandererOffers instead and for other abstract villagers from other mods use MoreJSEvents.updateAbstractVillagerOffers.