GUIPlus

The system menus handle the heavy lifting: click an item and configure it. Items, conditions, click events, scenes, chat fetchers and economy actions are all set from GUIs, and menus you already have can be converted instead of rebuilt.

• Click-to-Configure — Every menu and item is edited through system menus rather than a text file
• Item Editor — Name, lore, conditions and click events per item, all from the editor
• Item Cloner — Quickly add new items by cloning an existing one
• DeluxeMenus Converter — Drop your DeluxeMenus and custom GUI folders into plugins/GUIPlus and the converter takes care of your menus

Create any animation for item lores with ease. Lore frames are written in the in-game lores editor, and the plugin cycles them on the item for you.

• Any Lore Animation — Cycle any sequence of lore lines on a menu item
• In-Game Lores Editor — Frames are written in the same editor as everything else
• Configured, Not Coded — No programming involved

Scenes let you create any animation you wish for a menu, from a shop reveal to a bank transaction. Scenes can open conditionally — show scene A, check the conditions, then show scene B — and link up with other plugins through events.

• Scene Editor — Create a scene from scratch or edit an existing one in-game
• Conditional Opening — Chain scenes on level, money, empty-slot or any other condition
• Event-Linked — Tie scenes to click events so other plugins can be part of the sequence

A conditions system that gates any item or scene, made to pair with click events and the chat fetcher. Each condition-able element carries its own fail message for when a check does not pass.

• Player Checks — Has permission, has items (optionally ignoring durability), level, XP amount
• Economy & Inventory — Player has balance, empty inventory slots
• Cooldown — Is not on cooldown, with the cooldown length set in the editor
• Value & Placeholder — Is integer, is double, and a conditional placeholder check
• Condition Fail Message — Change the message shown when any condition fails

Twelve click event types cover messages, commands, money and items, and chain with conditions and chat fetchers. Events can also save information per player — a bank balance, for example — and read it back later.

• Messages & Titles — Message the player, send a title, close the open inventory
• Commands — Run a command for the player, or through the player picker and offline player picker
• Money — Give, set or remove money through your economy plugin
• Items & Input — Give a custom item, or open a chat fetcher
• Save Information per Player — Store fields such as a bank balance in myField:myValue format for later use

Make menus practical for players and staff alike. The player-picker runs a command against a chosen online or offline player; the chat fetcher takes free-form input in chat and can be paired with conditions and click events.

• Player Picker — Pick an online player and run a command with them as the target
• Offline Player Picker — The same, for players who are not online
• Chat Fetcher — Prompt in chat, capture the answer, then run its click event if the conditions pass
• Exit Message Toggle — Show or hide the exit message per fetcher

Use other plugins' economies with conditions like has-money and events like money-remove or money-give. NBT support means custom items from ItemsAdder, Oraxen, Nexo, AdvancedEnchantments and others work in menus, and any menu can be opened by its own command.

• Economy Integration — has-money conditions and money-give / money-remove events against your economy plugin
• NBT & Popular Plugin Support — ItemsAdder, Oraxen, Nexo, AdvancedEnchantments and many more
• Command Aliases — Turn /guiplus armorshop into /armorshop, or take over /bank or /shop from another plugin

GUIPlus documentation

The full manual is on this site — installation, configuration, commands and permissions, kept in step with the plugin’s own wiki.

• Getting StartedGETTING STARTED
• Creating GUIsCREATING GUIS
• Chat FetcherINTERACTIVE
• PlaceholderAPI PlaceholdersINTEGRATIONS
• TutorialsTUTORIALS & RESOURCES
• FAQ & TroubleshootingHELP