Configuration

The plugin uses three main configuration files: config.yml , droptables.yml and rewards.yml.

config.yml

This file contains basic plugin customizable messages. Example configuration:

settings:
  message:
    reward_received: "&aYou have received rewards for your position #%position%!" # Message sent to the player when he receives the rewards
    inventory_full: "&eSome rewards have been dropped on the ground because your inventory is full." # Message sent to the player when his inventory is full

You can modify these messages to match your server's style. Use '&' for color codes.

droptables.yml

Droptables are collections of rewards that can be randomly selected and given to players. Think of them as loot bags or treasure chests that contain multiple possible rewards, where only some of them will be given each time. Here's how to configure it:

CommonLoot: #Table Name
  maxRewards: 3  # Up to how many rewards can be given, in this example: Up to 3 rewards
  rewards:
    - IRON_SWORD 1 0.7 2  # Format: Item/Command Amount Probability TimesAllowed
    - GOLDEN_APPLE 1-3 0.5 1
    - EXPERIENCE_BOTTLE 5-10 1.0 3
    - nexo:CustomItem 1-3 0.2 1
    - cmd:{money give %player% 1000} 1 0.4 1 

• Table Name: Each droptable starts with a unique name (like CommonLoot in the example)

• maxRewards: The maximum number of different rewards that will be given from this table (The actual number might be less depending on probabilities)

• Rewards List: Each reward follows this format:

  • ITEM/COMMAND AMOUNT PROBABILITY TIMES_ALLOWED

rewards.yml

This file defines the rewards for each boss. Here's how to configure it:

Basic Structure:

BossName:
  Rewards:
    1:  # First place rewards
      - reward_entry
    2:  # Second place rewards
      - reward_entry
    3:  # Third place rewards
      - reward_entry

Reward entry types

a) Vanilla Minecraft Items:

- DIAMOND_SWORD 1 1.0 # Example with a diamond sword with 100% chance to give

Format: MATERIAL QUANTITY PROBABILITY

• MATERIAL: Minecraft material name (e.g., DIAMOND_SWORD, GOLDEN_APPLE)

• QUANTITY: Either a fixed number (1) or a range (1-5)

• PROBABILITY: Number between 0.0 and 1.0 (1.0 = 100% chance)

b) MythicMobs Items:

- KingsCrown 1 0.5 # Example with default MythicMobs item KingsCrown

Format: MYTHIC_ITEM_ID QUANTITY PROBABILITY

• MYTHIC_ITEM_ID: The ID of your MythicMobs item

• Other parameters work the same as vanilla items

c) Nexo Items:

- nexo:YourCustomItem 1-2 0.2 # Example with nexo item named YourCustomItem

Format: nexo:NEXO_ITEM_ID QUANTITY PROBABILITY

• NEXO_ITEM_ID: The ID of your Nexo item

• Other parameters work the same as vanilla items

d) Console Commands:

- cmd:{money give %player_name% 1000} 1 1.0 # Example that gives the player in position 1,000 currency, 1 time, with a 100% probability

Format: cmd:{COMMAND} QUANTITY PROBABILITY

• COMMAND: The command to execute (supports PlaceholderAPI)

• QUANTITY: How many times the command will be executed, either a fixed number (1) or a range (1-5)

• PROBABILITY: Chance of command execution

e) DropTables:

- table:CommonLoot # Reference to a droptable named CommonLoot

Format: table:DropTableName

• DropTableName: The table declared on droptables.yml file

Complete Example:

SkeletonKing: # Boss name
  Rewards:
    1:  # Position of the player in the ranking
      - NETHERITE_INGOT 1-2 0.5 # ID of the material, quantity, probability
      - DIAMOND 3-5 1.0
      - KingsCrown 1 1.0 # MythicMobs item, quantity, probability
      - cmd:{money give %player_name% 1000} 1 1.0 # Command from console, probability
    2:
      - table:CommonLoot # Reference to a droptable named CommonLoot
      - DIAMOND 2-4 1.0
      - DRAGON_BREATH 1 0.3
    3:
      - IRON_INGOT 3-5 1.0
      - EXPERIENCE_BOTTLE 15-20 1.0
    # Only positions declared will be rewarded

Configuration Tips

• Boss names are case-insensitive but must match your MythicMobs boss IDs

• You can define rewards for as many positions as needed

• Players in positions without defined rewards won't receive anything

• Use ranges (e.g., 1-5) for varying quantities

• Lower probabilities (e.g., 0.5) make rewards rarer

• Test your configuration with common items before using valuable ones