MobKillsCounter & Rewards || Compatible with +30 mobs! || NE
2.2Plugin to see the number of mobs that any person has killed & to set rewards for mobkills.
Plugin to see the amount of mobs you have killed (separate amounts for each mob) & to set rewards if someone reaches a specific amount of mobkills of specific mob. Compatible with 39 mobs!!
Perfect for Survival Servers and more!!
Added new PlaceHolders to use!!
Compatible Mobs:
Zombies
Skeletons
Spiders
Cave_Spiders
Blazes
Creepers
Ender_Dragons
Endermans
Endermites
Bats
Chickens
Cows
Ghasts
Guardians
Horses
Iron_Golems
Magma_Cubes
Mushroom_Cows
Ocelots
Pigs
Pig_Zombies
Players
Rabbits
Sheeps
Silverfishs
Slimes
Snowmans
Squids
Villagers
Witchs
Withers
Wolfs
Wardens
Allays
Axolotles
Bees
Piglins
Brute piglins
Zombified piglins.
Dependencies:
NONE, FREEDOOOOM!!
( This isn't required to the plugin work, but if you want to use PlaceHolders of this plugin, you need to have PlaceHolderAPI plugin.)
IMPORTANT NOTE
If you have updated the plugin from version 1.x to 2.0, and you have some rewards configured, you will have to modify the config so that the rewards you had are adapted to the new format. All you have to do is, next to each reward number, make a line break and add a "-" and a space. And so it would be with each reward.
Example:
Before:
Rewards:
villagers:
10: tell %player% &cYou killed 10 villagers!
Later:
Rewards:
villagers:
10:
- tell %player% &cYou killed 10 villagers!
PlaceHolders
All placeholders have the same syntax: %mkc_<MobName>%
All possible arguments to <MobName>:
zombies, skeletons, spiders, cave_spiders, blazes, creepers, ender_dragons, endermans, endermites, bats, chickens, cows, ghasts, guardians, horses, iron_golems, magma_cubes, mushroom_cows,
ocelots, pigs, pig_zombies, sheeps, silverfishs, slimes, snowmans, squids, villagers, witchs, withers, wolfs, wardens, allays, axolotles, bees, piglins, brute_piglins, or zombified_piglins.
For example: %mkc_zombies% or %mkc_iron_golems%.
This is an example of a scoreboard with this placeholders:
Commands
/mkc page - Use it to see the plugin page and see detailed info about the plugin.
/mkc placeholders - Use it to see the available placeholders.
/mkc version - Use it to see the plugin version.
/mkc reload - Use it to reload the config.
/mkc permissions - Use it to see the plugin permissions.
/mobkills - Use it to see all mobs you killed.
/mobkills <player> - Use it to see all mobs a specific player killed.
/mkc setreward <name of the mob> <kills for reward> - Use it to set a reward if someone reaches a specific kills of specific mob.
PS: It is recommended not to edit the players.yml.
Permissions
mkc.version - /mkc version
mkc.reload - /mkc reload
mkc.mobs - /mobkills
mkc.setrewards - /mkc setreward
mkc.placeholders - /mkc placeholders
mkc.updatecheck
config.yml
The config is very simple:
With the Send-Message-insteadof-Command option, you can send message without the console if the command is /msg or /tell, this is because some plugins like ChatManager blocks the sending of messages with console.
With this option you also can send the messages with colors.
IMPORTANT NOTE
If you have updated the plugin from version 1.x to 2.0, and you have some rewards configured, you will have to modify the config so that the rewards you had are adapted to the new format. All you have to do is, next to each reward number, make a line break and add a "-" and a space. And so it would be with each reward.
Example:
Before:
Rewards:
villagers:
10: tell %player% &cYou killed 10 villagers!
Later:
Rewards:
villagers:
10:
- tell %player% &cYou killed 10 villagers!
players.yml
This is the format in which players who kill mobs are saved in the players.yml.
As there are very large servers I have decided that in this file only players who kill at least 1 mob will appear.
If a player enters the server he will not appear in this list but when he kills any of the mobs compatible with the plugin it will appear along with his UUID, nick, and number of mobs he has killed.
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