Pause Menu Shop

Quickstart

1. Open the pause menu and select Minecraft Shop. You can also use a placed ATM.

2. To create an ATM immediately, use: /give @s pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:atm

3. Place the ATM on solid ground. It automatically occupies two blocks vertically; leave the block above it empty.

4. Right-click the ATM to open the exchange screen. Deposit inventory currency, withdraw Money, or browse shop offers.

5. Use the default controls:

   • B — Open Battle Pass
   • ; — Open Quests
   • Tab — Open a Reward Chest
   • G — Activate or select the ability of the held ability item

6. For a quick combat test, obtain an ultimate item: /give @s pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:omni_sword

   Right-click it for its signature attack. Press G to choose between its signature, utility, and overdrive abilities, then press G again to activate the selected power. All keys can be rebound in Minecraft's Controls menu.

Overview

Pause Menu Shop turns valuable Minecraft loot into a shop currency and provides a large in-game marketplace. Its main features are:

• A pause-menu shop with one-time offers for gear, resources, upgrades, building supplies, farming items, combat equipment, and more
• Two-block ATMs for deposits and withdrawals
• Money, the physical shop currency
• Automatic quests that reward coins as you progress through normal Minecraft activities
• XP-based reward packs
• A 50-tier Battle Pass with free and premium tracks
• A large collection of ability weapons and tools
• Shop music, music-disc rewards, and HUD customization
• A personal 200-slot vault upgrade accessible with /pv

The shop does not prevent ordinary item use, block breaking, combat, or progression. You can use purchased and rewarded content normally.

What It Adds

Minecraft Shop

Open the shop from the pause menu. Offers are grouped into:

• Best Sellers
• Tools
• Armor
• Consumables
• Premium
• Combat
• Building
• Redstone
• Farming
• Settings

Offers include diamond and netherite gear, Elytra bundles, Totems of Undying, Ender Pearls, XP bottles, exploration supplies, building blocks, redstone components, farm bundles, mob drops, potion supplies, beacons, tridents, and large resource packs.

Most regular offers are one-time purchases. Shop prices range from small utility purchases to extremely expensive endgame bundles.

ATM

ATMs are two-block-tall exchange kiosks. A village can receive an ATM when you approach it, or you can place one yourself.

Right-click an ATM to view:

• Your stored ATM balance
• Currency value in your inventory
• Deposit and withdrawal controls
• The current deposit fee

You can also use these commands:

Depositing through an ATM charges a 10% deposit fee. Withdrawals produce physical Money items in your inventory. If your inventory is full, withdrawn Money can drop nearby.

Money

Money is the shop's physical currency. It can be found in generated chest loot, with a chance for a chest to contain 4–24 Money.

Money in your inventory counts toward shop purchases and ATM deposits. It can also be used as an ability item: right-click Money to activate Coin Rush, granting a short burst of Speed and Luck. Coin Rush has a short cooldown and does not consume the Money stack.

How To Use

Opening the Shop

Use the Minecraft Shop button in the pause menu. Browse categories on the left, scroll through offers, and select an offer to buy it.

The shop displays your available currency and marks purchased offers. If you do not have enough coins, the shop leaves the offer locked until you earn or deposit more.

Opening the shop also provides its own looping music. The Settings category lets you toggle shop music and cycle through available shop tracks.

Buying Upgrades

Important upgrades include:

• Personal Vault — Costs 150,000 coins and unlocks 200 extra storage slots.
• 100+ Crafting Recipes pack — Costs 120,000 coins.
• Minecraft Plus — A large premium shop offer that includes a Personal Vault and a bundle of high-value resources.
• Gear, combat, exploration, building, redstone, farming, and consumable bundles.

Use /pv after unlocking the Personal Vault to open it at any time.

Using the Guidebook

The Minecraft Shop Guidebook opens a browsable guide to the registered ability items and their powers.

Obtain it with:

/give @s pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:shop_guidebook

Right-click the guidebook to open it.

Crafting And Obtaining

No crafting recipes are registered for this mod.

You can obtain the main mod content through:

• The pause-menu shop
• ATMs and shop purchases
• Chest loot
• Quests
• Reward packs
• Battle Pass rewards
• Creative inventory or commands

Useful command examples:

/give @s pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:atm
/give @s pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:money
/give @s pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:shop_guidebook
/give @s pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:iron_multitool
/give @s pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:omni_sword

For other ultimate items, use their lowercase name as the final ID segment. For example, Event Horizon is pause-menu-shop-s7xgqjjv:event_horizon.

Inventory Currency Values

The following vanilla items count as currency while they are in your inventory:

Money is also accepted as currency at one coin per item.

Abilities And Mechanics

Ability Controls

Every ability-bearing item can be used in two ways:

• Right-click activates its normal signature power.
• G activates the held item's selected ability.

Items with multiple powers open an ability selector when you press G. Choose one of the listed abilities, close the selector, and press G again to activate it.

Most abilities have cooldowns. A held item cannot activate another power while its shared item cooldown is running.

ATM Pulse

While holding the ATM item, press G to activate ATM Pulse. Nearby dropped items within roughly 12 blocks briefly glow, making scattered loot easier to find.

Money: Coin Rush

Right-click Money to receive:

• Speed
• Luck
• Coin sparkle particles and a pickup sound

This is a temporary utility effect rather than a purchase or conversion.

Ability Items

The mod includes the following ability items.

Signature, Utility, and Overdrive

Most ultimate items provide three selectable powers:

1. Signature — The item's defining themed attack.
2. Utility — A tactical effect, often combining damage with movement, protection, healing, haste, or crowd control.
3. Overdrive — A long-cooldown finisher that grants powerful buffs, damages a wide area, and launches nearby enemies.

The exact powers depend on the item's family. Mimic items chomp and accelerate work, poison items apply poison and hunger, space-themed items manipulate gravity, catastrophe items create shockwaves, and life-themed items heal or protect the wielder.

Event Horizon

Event Horizon is different from the other ultimate items:

• It has one use.
• It has no normal cooldown.
• Activating it consumes the item.
• A growing singularity pulls entities across a huge area before ending in a devastating shockwave.

Use it away from anything you want to preserve.

Progression And Strategy

Quests

Quests track ordinary survival milestones and pay coins automatically. Press ; to open the quest menu.

Examples include:

• Collecting wood
• Crafting a crafting table
• Mining stone
• Acquiring iron, gold, diamonds, or Netherite
• Making a bed
• Gathering food
• Reaching XP levels 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50
• Making an enchanting table
• Finding an Ender Pearl
• Brewing
• Gathering Obsidian or Ancient Debris
• Obtaining a Totem of Undying, Elytra, Dragon Egg, Beacon, or Mace

Quest rewards range from 100 coins for early tasks to 5,000 coins for major endgame milestones. You do not need to manually claim completed quest rewards.

Reward Packs

You receive a reward pack as your XP level advances. Pack quality improves at these levels:

You also earn packs for levels between these milestones, using the highest pack quality reached at that level.

Press Tab or use the reward chest HUD element to open a pack. Click the large chest, wait for the reveal, and then continue when the rewards appear.

A pack grants several random items plus bonus coins. Higher-tier packs provide more rolls, better loot, and larger coin bonuses.

Battle Pass

Press B or choose Battle Pass from the pause menu.

The Battle Pass has 50 tiers, and your Minecraft XP level determines the unlocked tier. Free rewards are granted automatically as you reach each tier.

Notable free rewards include:

• Tier 1: Iron Multitool
• Every tenth tier: Dragon Egg
• Tier 50: OMNI SWORD
• Torches, food, building materials, repair materials, decorations, feathers, and coins throughout the track

Premium rewards require a one-time payment of 250,000 coins. Activating Premium grants all currently unlocked premium rewards immediately and unlocks future premium tiers.

Premium rewards include:

• Portable Crafting Token at tier 1
• Coins, roll tokens, shop vouchers, potions, music discs, particle materials, decorations, and shop credits
• Rainbow Relic at tier 50

Suggested Progression

1. Explore and gather ordinary loot while completing early quests.
2. Keep Money, iron, gold, emeralds, diamonds, and other accepted currency items in your inventory.
3. Find a village ATM or place one near your base.
4. Deposit currency when you want to convert valuable loot into a stored balance. Remember the 10% deposit fee.
5. Buy practical upgrades first, such as gear bundles, exploration supplies, or the Personal Vault.
6. Gain XP to earn progressively better reward packs and unlock Battle Pass tiers.
7. Save for Premium or high-end shop offers once your income reaches the hundreds of thousands.
8. Use the Guidebook and ability selector to learn each ultimate's three-power kit before taking it into a crowded area.