A Minecraft Spigot plugin for my WesleyDev Minecraft servers.
- Rewarding players for killing monsters
- Reward based on the dropped XP from a monster.
It's randomly generated based on the following minimum and maximum.
- Minimum reward amount is 20% of the dropped XP
- Maximum reward amount is 80% of the dropped XP multiplied by the following modifier:
- The modifier is based on the monsters health, and is randomly generated with a minimum and maximum. The minimum of this modifier is 10% of the max health of the monster divided by 2. This ensures that minimum is 1 for vanilla monsters (max health of vanilla monster is 20). But monsters from plugins with higher health than normal have a higher minimum. The max of this modifier is the max health of the monster divided by 2.
- The reward can be summed up by the following formula, where 'x' = dropped experience,
'h' = maximum monster health, and rand() = a random number for the given range
(',' is the delimiter for the range).
- Formula: rand(0.20 * x, (0.80 * x) * rand((0.10 * h) / 2, h / 2))
- Rewarded with an economy through the Vault API: https://github.com/MilkBowl/VaultAPI
- Reward based on the dropped XP from a monster.
It's randomly generated based on the following minimum and maximum.
- Players can buy various materials with the command: "/wesleydev buy <material> [amount]"
- Players can check the price of various materials with the command: "/wesleydev price <material> [amount]"
- More features are work in progress
wesleydev.all:
default: op
description: Give operators access to all permissions by default
wesleydev.economy:
default: true
description: Access to all WesleyDev economy related features
children:
wesleydev.economy.buy:
description: Access to buying materials
wesleydev.economy.price:
description: Access to checking the price of materials
wesleydev.economy.monsterkillreward:
description: Player will receive economy reward when killing monsters
I've started developing this plugin, because I love hooking into a game api and use the api to enhance the gameplay. When I was a teenager I used to develop a few plugins for Bukkit. So you can also say this is kinda a nostalgia trip. I've set up a survival and creative Minecraft server on my personal developer VPS, to test and play the features this plugin provides.
The status of my Minecraft servers are available here: https://stats.mc.wesleydev.nl. Here you can see some metrics of my servers, and also a live view of the world maps.