BASALT:
  BASALT : 100

# Configuration

# Generator settings
generator :
  # Delay in ticks before processing chunks after chunk load event.
  # A shorter delay increases server load, while a longer delay may affect player immersion.
  processDelay : 5
 
  # Max and Min height for blocks placed in the Grids for all Environments.
  # Keep within increments of 4 starting from the current min or max.
  # i.e. 0, 4, 8, 12, 16 ... or 128, 124, 120, 116, 112 ...
  # Exceeding max heights for worlds will result in errors.

    # Nether settings (min 0, max 128)
  nether:
    minY : 0
    maxY : 128
 
  # End settings (min 0, max 128)
  end:
    minY : 0
    maxY : 128
 
  # Normal world settings (min -64, max 256)
  normal:
    minY : -64
    maxY : 64
 
  # Default settings for unspecified environments (min and max depend on your custom environment)
  default:
    minY : 0
    maxY : 128

# TPR Command settings
tprCommand :
  # Randomly teleports the player using /tpr when they first join.
  # Set to true to enable.
  onFirstJoin : false
 
  # The delay in seconds to prevent players from using the /tpr command back-to-back.
  # Players must wait for this duration before they can use the /tpr command again.
  b2bDelay : 10
 
  # Delay in seconds before teleporting in the overworld
  tprDelay : 30
 
  # Delay in seconds before teleporting in the nether
  tprNetherDelay : 30
 
  # Delay in seconds before teleporting in the end
  tprEndDelay : 30
 
  # Maximum X coordinate for random teleport (max 29999983)
  maxX : 29999983
 
  # Maximum Z coordinate for random teleport (max 29999983)
  maxZ : 29999983
 
  # Minimum X coordinate for random teleport (max -29999983)
  minX : -29999983
 
  # Minimum Z coordinate for random teleport (max -29999983)
  minZ : -29999983
 
  # Default Y coordinate for teleport destination (min -64, max 256, try to get it somewhere in between all your environments)
  destinationY : 64
 
  # These are materials that the tpr command considers dangerous and will prevent players from being placed on them when /tpr is used.
  DANGEROUSBLOCKS:
    Materials :
    - AIR
    - ALLIUM
    - AZURE_BLUET
    - BEETROOTS
    - BIG_DRIPLEAF
    - BLUE_ORCHID
    - BROWN_MUSHROOM
    - CACTUS
    - CAMPFIRE
    - CARROTS
    - CAVE_VINES_PLANT
    - COBWEB
    - CORNFLOWER
    - CRIMSON_FUNGUS
    - CRIMSON_ROOTS
    - DANDELION
    - DEAD_BUSH
    - FERN
    - FIRE
    - GLOW_LICHEN
    - HANGING_ROOTS
    - KELP
    - KELP_PLANT
    - LARGE_FERN
    - LAVA
    - LAVA_CAULDRON
    - LILAC
    - LILY_OF_THE_VALLEY
    - MAGMA_BLOCK
    - MELON_STEM
    - NETHER_SPROUTS
    - NETHER_WART
    - ORANGE_TULIP
    - OXEYE_DAISY
    - PEONY
    - PINK_TULIP
    - PITCHER_PLANT
    - POINTED_DRIPSTONE
    - POPPY
    - POTATOES
    - POWDER_SNOW
    - PUMPKIN_STEM
    - RED_MUSHROOM
    - RED_TULIP
    - ROSE_BUSH
    - SCULK_VEIN
    - SEAGRASS
    - SHORT_GRASS
    - SMALL_DRIPLEAF
    - SNOW
    - SOUL_FIRE
    - SPORE_BLOSSOM
    - SUGAR_CANE
    - SUNFLOWER
    - SWEET_BERRY_BUSH
    - TALL_GRASS
    - TALL_SEAGRASS
    - TORCHFLOWER
    - TORCHFLOWER_CROP
    - TWISTING_VINES
    - VINE
    - VOID_AIR
    - WARPED_FUNGUS
    - WARPED_ROOTS
    - WATER
    - WEEPING_VINES
    - WHEAT
    - WHITE_TULIP
    - WITHER_ROSE

# Fog settings
fog :
  # Auto-enable fog setting
  # Set to true to automatically enable fog when the plugin starts.
  autoEnable : false

# Event Control settings
EventControl :
  # (true to enable event check, false to disable)
  # BlockIgniteEvent - Prevents lava from causing fires to near by flammable grid blocks
  BlockIgniteEvent : true
 
  # BlockFadeEvent - Prevents ice from melting if it's in the grid and fire from burning out
  BlockFadeEvent : true
 
  # BlockFromToEvent - Prevents lava and water from flowing due to server overload
  BlockFromToEvent : true
 
  # StructureGrowEvent - Prevents saplings in floating in grid from growing
  StructureGrowEvent : true
 
  # BlockSpreadEvent - Prevents bamboo sapling from growing since it does not trigger with StructureGrowEvent
  BlockSpreadEvent : true
 
  # BlockGrowEvent is used for KELP_PLANT, SUGAR_CANE, CACTUS, and TWISTING_VINES_PLANT (not logged in /eclogson, to much spam)
  BlockGrowEvent : true
 
  # BlockFormEvent - Prevents block updates that mess up the grid in snow biomes, snow forming on top of blocks
  BlockFormEvent : true
 
  # EntityChangeBlock - Prevents gravity-affected blocks from randomly falling due to overload
  EntityChangeBlockEvent : true
 
  # This list is for blocks that you want to monitor the BlockFormEvent and EntityChangeBlock events.
  GRAVITY_AFFECTED_BLOCKS:
    Materials :
    - SAND
    - RED_SAND
    - GRAVEL
    - KELP_PLANT
    - ANVIL
    - SUSPICIOUS_SAND
    - SUSPICIOUS_GRAVEL
    - DRAGON_EGG
    - BLACK_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - BLUE_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - BROWN_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - CYAN_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - GRAY_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - GREEN_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - LIGHT_BLUE_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - LIGHT_GRAY_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - LIME_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - MAGENTA_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - ORANGE_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - PINK_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - PURPLE_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - RED_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - WHITE_CONCRETE_POWDER
    - YELLOW_CONCRETE_POWDER
 

# Ore Replacement Chances

# This file is used to specify the chances of different ores being chosen for replacement
# when lava or water generates stone blocks in the world. The stone generate in the world can be replaced by any block you want as long as its in the bukkit materials list https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/Material.html

# Format: Material_Name:Percentage
# The percentage represents the chance (in whole numbers) of the ore being chosen
# for replacement out of the total replacements when lava or water generates stone.

# Each line represents one ore with its corresponding replacement chance.
# Lines starting with '#' are considered comments and will be ignored by the code.

# Example:
# DIAMOND_ORE:5
# This means that there is a 5% chance of a diamond ore block being chosen
# when lava or water generates a stone block.

# The total sum of percentages should be less than or equal to 100.
# If the sum exceeds 100, the probabilities will be scaled down proportionally
# to fit within the 0-100 range.

# For example, if the total sum of percentages exceeds 100 as follows:
# DIAMOND_ORE:40
# COAL_ORE:60
# IRON_ORE:30
# GOLD_ORE:20

# The total sum is 40 + 60 + 30 + 20 = 150, which exceeds 100.
# To fit within the 0-100 range, the probabilities will be scaled down proportionally:
# DIAMOND_ORE: 40 * (100 / 150) = 26 (approximately 27)
# COAL_ORE: 60 * (100 / 150) = 40
# IRON_ORE: 30 * (100 / 150) = 20
# GOLD_ORE: 20 * (100 / 150) = 13 (approximately 13)

# The adjusted probabilities now add up to 26 + 40 + 20 + 13 = 99, which is within the 0-100 range.


#For if the block generated though water and lava is stone
STONE:
  STONE : 98
  COAL_ORE : 0.3
  COPPER_ORE : 0.4
  DIAMOND_ORE : 0.1
  EMERALD_ORE : 0.1
  GOLD_ORE : 0.2
  IRON_ORE : 0.4
  LAPIS_ORE : 0.2
  REDSTONE_ORE : 0.3

#For if the block generated though water and lava is cobblestone
COBBLESTONE:
  DEEPSLATE : 98
  DEEPSLATE_COAL_ORE : 0.3
  DEEPSLATE_COPPER_ORE : 0.4
  DEEPSLATE_DIAMOND_ORE : 0.1
  DEEPSLATE_EMERALD_ORE : 0.1
  DEEPSLATE_GOLD_ORE : 0.2
  DEEPSLATE_IRON_ORE : 0.4
  DEEPSLATE_LAPIS_ORE : 0.2
  DEEPSLATE_REDSTONE_ORE : 0.3

# The available items for use can be found at https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/Material.html
# The available biomes can be found here: https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/block/Biome.html

# In YAML, identifiers or keys (such as "Chest1" in your example) are subject to certain rules.

# - Do's -
# Alphanumeric Characters: Identifiers can contain letters (both uppercase and lowercase) and numbers. For example, "Chest1" is a valid identifier.
# Underscores: You can use underscores (_) in identifiers. For instance, "my_chest" is a valid identifier.
# Hyphens in Quoted Strings: If an identifier contains special characters or spaces, you can enclose it in single or double quotes. For example, "'Special Chest'" or "\"Special Chest\"" are valid.

# - Don'ts -
# Special Characters: Avoid using special characters like !, @, #, $, %, etc., in identifiers without enclosing them in quotes. For example, "Chest@123" should be written as "'Chest@123'" if you want to use special characters.
# Leading Spaces: Identifiers should not have leading spaces. For instance, " MyChest" with a space at the beginning is not a valid identifier.
# Trailing Spaces: Similarly, identifiers should not have trailing spaces. "MyChest " with a space at the end is not valid.
# Spaces in the Middle: While you can use spaces within identifiers if they are enclosed in quotes, it's generally a good practice to avoid spaces within identifiers for clarity. For example, "My Chest" is valid, but "MyChest" is more commonly used.
# Reserved Keywords: Avoid using YAML reserved keywords as identifiers. These keywords have special meaning in YAML and should not be used as keys. For example, "true," "false," and "null" are reserved keywords.
# Case Sensitivity: YAML is case-sensitive. "myChest" and "MyChest" would be considered as two different identifiers.

# ChestSettings: This is the top-level section of the YAML configuration and acts as the main container for all chest settings.
# Chest1: This represents the first chest configuration, which we'll be using as an example. The code will look for a chest configuration with the key "Chest1." The key can be whatever you want; it serves as an identifier.
# Items: Under the "Chest1" configuration, there is an "Items" section. The code will process the items listed here to determine what should be placed in the chest's inventory. Formatting: "- ITEM_NAME:PERCENTAGE:MAX_AMOUNT"
# Biomes: This section lists the biomes in which the chest's item configuration will apply. Formatting: "- BIOME_NAME"

ChestSettings:
  Chest1:
    Items :
      - MYCELIUM:30:5
      - RED_MUSHROOM:20:5
      - BROWN_MUSHROOM:20:5
      - RED_MUSHROOM_BLOCK:10:5
      - BROWN_MUSHROOM_BLOCK:10:5
      - MUSHROOM_STEM:10:5
    Biomes :
      - MUSHROOM_FIELDS

# The YAML above will be interpreted as follows:

# For a chest located in the "MUSHROOM_FIELDS" biome, the code will use the specified item settings to randomly populate the chest's inventory. The percentage chances and amount ranges for each item will be considered when filling the chest.
# MYCELIUM:30:5 - This line specifies an item with the name "MYCELIUM" with a chance of 30% (percentage) of being placed in the chest, and the max amount of this item is 5. The code will randomly select a value between 1 and 5 for the number of MYCELIUM to place in the chest.
 

ChestSettings:
  Chest1:
    Items : [WOODEN_AXE:20:1, WOODEN_PICKAXE:20:1, CROSSBOW:20:1, ... ]
    Biomes : [BADLANDS, BAMBOO_JUNGLE, BIRCH_FOREST, ... ]

# This is a more compact way of formatting the above. Both versions are valid.
# How to format item entries: [ITEM_NAME:PERCENTAGE:MAX_AMOUNT]. If there is more than one item, you can do [ITEM_NAME:PERCENTAGE:MAX_AMOUNT, ITEM_NAME:PERCENTAGE:MAX_AMOUNT].
# If you are doing multiple biomes, this is also a more compact way of formatting it.
# How to format biome entries: [BIOME_NAME]. If there is more than one biome, you can do [BIOME_NAME, BIOME_NAME].

 

# The available entities for use can be found at https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/entity/EntityType.html
# The available biomes can be found here: https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/block/Biome.html
# Entities - Define entities and their chances of being chosen for the spawner. Formatting "- DOLPHIN:33.33"
# Biomes -  List the biomes where this spawner will spawn. Formatting "- BEACH"
# Delay: - Set the spawner's delay. If set to -1, the delay will be randomized (randomly choose a delay between min and max spawn delays).
# MaxNearbyEntities - Set the maximum nearby entities (of the same type) allowed. Default value is 16.
# MaxSpawnDelay - The maximum spawn delay amount (in ticks). This value must be greater than 0 and less than or equal to MaxSpawnDelay. Default value is 800 ticks.
# MinSpawnDelay - The minimum spawn delay amount (in ticks). Default value is 200 ticks.
# PlayerRange - Set the range for player activation (given that there are players online). Default value is 16.
# SpawnCount - Set how many mobs attempt to spawn. Default value is 4.
# SpawnRange - Set the radius around which the spawner will attempt to spawn mobs in. Default value is 4.

SpawnerSettings:
  Spawner1:
    Entities : [SKELETON:100, ZOMBIE:100 ]
    Biomes : [FOREST, PLAINS ]
    Delay : -1
    MaxNearbyEntities : 16
    MaxSpawnDelay : 800
    MinSpawnDelay : 200
    PlayerRange : 16
    SpawnCount : 4
    SpawnRange : 4

Entities : [SKELETON:10, ZOMBIE:10, CREEPER:5 ]