Hoarder v1.0.5 This plugin allows your players to sell a specified item for Hoarder points and (optionally) money!
You can specify which items you want the Hoarder to pick from and if you want the Hoarder to give money to the player in exchange for the item.
The top players at the end of each Hoarder event will be rewarded with treasures (items you add to a prizepool)!
Hoarder Events At the start of a Hoarder event, Hoarder will pick a random item from the 'materials' section of your config.yml (or a random material from minecraft if you're using blacklist instead of whitelist).
Players can sell this picked item for 1 point and (optionally) money. The top players at the end of the event will be rewarded with treasures (items)!
Economy Hoarder supports economy by giving money to players whenever they sell items to the Hoarder.
Specify the sell price of an item when defining it in the 'materials' section of your config.yml OR you can use 'random-pricing' to
have prices be picked at random from a range. See config economy section for more info/usage.
Currently, the 2 supported economy providers are Vault and PlayerPoints. When using an economy provider that does not support decimals (cents),
such as PlayerPoints, the sell price will be rounded to the nearest whole number. Ex: $2.32 -> $2
Treasure Treasures are items that are claimable by players for being in a winning spot in a Hoarder event.
The treasure system works similar to a crate. You must add treasure items in game by using /hoarder treasure add <weight> while holding the item.
Weights are used to determine the chance of getting a certain item. The higher the weight, the higher the chance of getting that item.
See the commands section for command usage on adding, editing, and deleting treasures.
Customization Customize just about anything you'd like. GUIs, messages, items, winners & rewards, and treasures are all among the customizable features of Hoarder.
Lang Hoarder comes with 5 different pre-translated languages. These language files are fully customizable and can be found in the /lang/ folder.
Want to add your own lang file? Just create a new yml file in the lang folder and follow the format of all the other lang files!