> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mantic.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mantic.dev/manticswords/config-files/prestige.yml.md). # prestige.yml ```yml # Prestige is player based. # If you enable sword level resetting in this file, we urge you to enable player-based-sword-levels in config.yml enabled: true max-prestige: 10 # +=======================================+ # | MOB RESTRICTIONS | *IMPORTANT* | # +=======================================+ # # This is where you can restrict mobs to certain prestige levels. # # If a mob is not present below, everyone will be able to kill it. # # If a mob is present below, only players with the required prestige level and # above will be able to kill it. # # Prestige 1 unlocks zombies. # Prestige 2 unlocks skeletons. # Prestige 3 unlocks spiders. # Prestige 4 unlocks creepers. # Prestige 5 unlocks endermen. # Prestige 6 unlocks blaze. # Prestige 7 unlocks witches. # Prestige 8 unlocks guardians. # unlock-mobs: - prestige: 1 mob: ZOMBIE - prestige: 2 mob: SKELETON - prestige: 3 mob: SPIDER - prestige: 4 mob: CREEPER - prestige: 5 mob: ENDERMAN - prestige: 6 mob: BLAZE - prestige: 7 mob: WITCH - prestige: 8 mob: GUARDIAN # +=======================================+ # | COSTS/REQUIREMENTS | *IMPORTANT* | # +=======================================+ # Players must have broken the required mobs to prestige to the level. # If a player does not meet the requirements, they will not be able to prestige. # Use 'ANY' to allow any mob to be killed. # # Additionally, you are also able to add costs such as money (Vault), local currency (i.e. tokens), and xp. # Put 'maxed-enchants' to true if you want to require the player to have maxed the tool's enchants. # # (ranges can be used, e.g. 1-5) costs-and-requirements: '1': money: 1000.0 local-currency: 100.0 xp: 0.0 maxed-enchants: false mobs: ZOMBIE: 50 '2': money: 5000.0 local-currency: 500.0 xp: 0.0 maxed-enchants: false mobs: ZOMBIE: 100 SKELETON: 50 '3': money: 15000.0 local-currency: 1500.0 xp: 0.0 maxed-enchants: false mobs: ZOMBIE: 150 SPIDER: 50 SKELETON: 100 '4': money: 50000.0 local-currency: 5000.0 xp: 0.0 maxed-enchants: false mobs: CREEPER: 50 ZOMBIE: 200 SPIDER: 100 SKELETON: 150 '5': money: 100000.0 local-currency: 10000.0 xp: 0.0 maxed-enchants: true mobs: ENDERMAN: 50 CREEPER: 100 ZOMBIE: 250 SPIDER: 150 SKELETON: 200 '6': money: 250000.0 local-currency: 25000.0 xp: 0.0 maxed-enchants: true mobs: ENDERMAN: 100 CREEPER: 150 ZOMBIE: 300 BLAZE: 50 SPIDER: 200 SKELETON: 250 '7': money: 500000.0 local-currency: 50000.0 xp: 0.0 maxed-enchants: true mobs: ENDERMAN: 150 CREEPER: 200 ZOMBIE: 350 BLAZE: 100 WITCH: 50 SPIDER: 250 SKELETON: 300 '8': money: 1000000.0 local-currency: 100000.0 xp: 0.0 maxed-enchants: true mobs: ENDERMAN: 200 GUARDIAN: 50 CREEPER: 250 ZOMBIE: 400 BLAZE: 150 WITCH: 100 SPIDER: 300 SKELETON: 350 # +=======================================+ # | MODIFIERS | *IMPORTANT* | # +=======================================+ # As you may have noticed, the example set has a lot of modifiers. # These modifiers are what make the set do something. # 0.0 - No change # 1.0 - 100% increase # 0.33 - 33% increase # -1.0 - 100% decrease # -0.75 - 75% decrease # and so on... # # == EXTRA MODIFIERS == # (currency, money, xp) # Extra modifiers are added to the previous modifier. # For example, if you have a extra modifier of 0.5 and no previous modifier (or a base of 0), # then the final modifier will be 0.5. # If you have a extra modifier of 0.25 and a previous modifier of 0.5, # then the final modifier will be 0.75. # and so on... # # == BASE MODIFIERS == # (base-currency, base-money, base-xp) # Base modifiers will ignore the previous modifiers, and be the base of the final modifier. # For example, if you have a base modifier of 0.05 and a previous modifier of 0.025, # then the final modifier will be 0.05 (plus any extra modifiers of that prestige level). # Setting a base modifier to -1 will ignore the base modifier. # # == ENCHANT MODIFIERS == # (enchant-) (enchant-id is case-sensitive and can be found in enchant-list.txt) # Enchant modifiers will add the level of the enchant to the final modifier. (cannot be decimal) # # == EXAMPLE == # The default example is a 5 level prestige system. # The first 4 levels have no base modifiers, and a extra modifier of 0.05. # The last level has a base modifier of 0.5, and a extra modifier of 0.05. # # This means at prestige 4, each previous modifier will be added. # e.g. xp modifier at prestige 4 will be 0.2 (0.05 + 0.05 + 0.05 + 0.05). # But at prestige 5, the base modifier will be 0.5, and the extra modifier will be 0.05. # e.g. xp modifier at prestige 5 will be 0.55 (0.5 + 0.05). # # Prestige 5 gives 5 extra max levels to token_finder enchant. # == LEVEL UP COMMANDS == # Level up commands are ran when a player prestige levels up. # Placeholder for player name (case-sensitive): {player} # # E.g. On prestige level 5, the player will be given 1,000,000 money. # # (ranges can be used, e.g. 1-5) # (Enable reset-sword-levels to reset sword levels on prestige level up) # You can create as many prestige levels as you want # # External Modifiers (base- can be used): 'cube-generator', 'kore-mobcoins', 'kore-collector-sell' modifiers-and-actions: '1': modifiers: money: 0.05 xp: 0.5 currency: 0.05 level-up-commands: [] reset-sword-levels: false '2': modifiers: money: 0.05 xp: 0.5 currency: 0.05 level-up-commands: [] reset-sword-levels: false '3': modifiers: money: 0.05 xp: 0.5 currency: 0.05 level-up-commands: [] reset-sword-levels: false '4': modifiers: money: 0.05 xp: 0.5 currency: 0.05 level-up-commands: [] reset-sword-levels: false '5': modifiers: base-money: 0.5 money: 0.05 enchant-token_finder: 5.0 xp: 0.5 currency: 0.05 base-currency: 0.5 base-xp: 0.5 level-up-commands: - eco give {player} 1000000 reset-sword-levels: false external-modifiers: '1': modifiers: money: 0.05 xp: 0.5 currency: 0.05 level-up-commands: [] reset-sword-levels: false ```