XPVault

-XPVault Plugin-

XPVault is a pretty cool Minecraft plugin that helps players keep their experience points safe. Normally, when you die in the game, you lose all your hard-earned XP, which can be really frustrating. But with XPVault, you can store your XP in a personal vault, so it's protected. You can save your XP, take it out whenever you need it, and even share it with other players. It's like having a special bank account for your Minecraft experience points.

Commands

/save -amount- (alias: /xs)

This feature allows you to store your experience points in a vault. To use it, you need to have the xpvault.save permission, but don't worry, it's automatically given to everyone by default.

Example: /xs 100 Add an l to specify levels instead of raw XP, 100L

/give -player- -amount- (alias: /xg)

You can move experience points from your own vault to someone else's, but only if you have permission to do so, which is set to allowed by default.

Steve has 500 levels.

/restore -amount- (alias: /xr)

Pulls XP back out of your vault. If you leave out the amount, it restores everything. Requires xpvault.restore (default: true).

Example: /restore or /xr 200l.

/xpvault reaload
permission: xpvault.reload

Reloads the XPVault configuration from config.yml

PlaceholderAPI Support (v2.2+)

You don't need to use PlaceholderAPI for the plugin to work properly. It can still function just fine on its own.

The current number of levels saved in a player's vault is represented by %xpvault_levels%. If the vault is empty, this will return a value of 0.