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Inspired by HermitCraft, designed to have permits for your shops or roleplaying.

The main idea is that players need permits to open shops and cannot open shops for items, blocks that they do not have permits for.

How to use?

It can be used in two ways, with Vanilla Minecraft method or CIT (Custom Item Texture) method

Vanilla Minecraft method

You need to change the custom_model_data value of the Paper item according to the values in the list below.

Rank → Type ↓	Blank	Regular	Iron	Gold	Diamond	Joker
Default	770	771	772	773	774	775
Worned	7770	7771	7772	7773	7774	7775

By using commands

For 1.21.4+ and upper versions

1.21.4+: /give @s paper[custom_model_data={floats:[770]}]

For 1.21.3- and lower versions

1.20.5 - 1.21.3: /give @s paper[custom_model_data=770]
1.14.x - 1.20.4: /give @s paper{CustomModelData:770}

By using datapacks

Custom Roleplay Data: /trigger CustomModelData set 770
Item Name + Custom Model Data Modifier: /trigger cmd set 770
also have support for changing items name and lore
add_custom_model_data: /trigger add_custom_model_data set 770

If you want to change the name and lore of the item, I can recommend these resources:
For command: MCStacker
For datapack: Name Formatting Station

CIT (Custom Item Texture) method

Important: To use CIT you need a Optifine or separate mod such as CIT Resewn etc.

You need to change the name of the Paper item according to the values in the list below.

You can change the name of the item with Anvil or datapack.
There can be text before and after the name, the important thing is to have the text indicating the permit.
Example name: » Copper « - ·DiAmond woRneD perMit·
Non case sensitive!

Rank → Type ↓	Blank	Regular	Iron	Gold	Diamond	Joker
Default	Blank Permit	Regular Permit	Iron Permit	Gold Permit	Diamond Permit	Joker Permit
Worned	Blank Worned Permit	Regular Worned Permit	Iron Worned Permit	Gold Worned Permit	Diamond Worned Permit	Joker Worned Permit

Permits

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Minecraft: Java Edition

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