Configs

Treasure configuration parameters:

treasure-name:
  chance: 10.0
  limit: 2
  random: true
  permission: "minetreasures.conditions-treasures"
  delivery: DROP]
  remove-vanilla-drops: true

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treasure-name:

Name of the treasure. Make sure it is unique, as treasures with identical names may cancel each other out.

---

chance:

Defines the probability that the treasure will trigger, in percentage. Value between 0.001% and 100%. The chance can be extremely low, going beyond 0.001%.

Example:

chance: 10
# or
chance: 0.01
# or
chance: 10.0

---

limit:

The maximum number of sections to be processed per treasure event. If the limit is not added, all treasures will attempt to execute.

Example:

limit: 2

---

random:

Determines whether the selection of sections will be random.

Example:

random: true

---

permission:

Permission required to access the treasure.

Example:

permission: "minetreasures.conditions-treasures"

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delivery:

How the reward will be delivered to the player

• DROP: On the ground, more objectively in the location where the block was broken;

• INVENTORY: In the player's inventory;

• STORED: It will be stored in a physical treasury that will be generated in the location that the block was broken;

If a delivery value is not added, the drop-to-inventory: true parameter from config.yml will be used.

Example:

delivery: STORED

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remove-vanilla-drops:

Defines whether the plugin will remove/cancel the block-breaking event after a treasure is triggered and the reward is given to the player.

The remove-vanilla-drops is a feature used to determine if the default Minecraft drops (known as "vanilla drops") should be removed when a block is broken. The plugin's behavior depends on the first occurrence of true in a reward with this setting, ignoring any subsequent values, even if they are false.

Example:

remove-vanilla-drops: true