This Spigot 1.8.3 plugin will convert Minecraft XP orbs into bottles and bottles into XP orbs for your players! Using our specially derived math equation, this plugin will allow your players to convert Minecraft XP levels into the equivalent number of XP bottles. Additionally, players can also trade in XP bottles to get the appropriate amount of orbs back in their inventory as well.
Using the 3 tier level system implemented by Minecraft itself, and the default vanilla values for bottles, we remain as close to the game original intent while provide a quick and easy way to handle your players' xp. This plugin does NOT use any LISTENERS, that means you will never have to worry about complex lag monsters that eat away at your server's TPS.
The conversion commands are truly random alternating between 3 and 11 experience orbs per a bottle, just like minecraft itself. To avoid players trying to abuse the command in hopes of a lucky randomized values, players who try to use the commands extremely quickly and repetitively can expect to notice a loss of exp orbs as they continue to toggle their in game experience between levels and bottles.
| Permission | Description |
|---|---|
| crystalbanker.player.* | Gives all commands except /cb reload |
| crystalbanker.deposit | Store levels into bottles. |
| crystalbanker.withdraw | Turn bottles into levels. |
| crystalbanker.zero | Convert all bottles in inventory to XP. |
| crystalbanker.reload | Reload configuration file. |
<> denotes required, [] denotes optional
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| /crystalbanker deposit <number of levels> | Convert the number of levels into the appropriate amount of XP bottles. |
| /crystalbanker withdraw <number of bottles> | Convert the number of XP bottles into the appropriate amount of levels. |
| /crystalbanker zero | Convert all bottles in inventory to XP. |
| /crystalbanker reload | Reload configuration file. |
This plugin utilises Hidendra's Plugin Metrics system, which collects and sends information to mcstats.org, such as the server's version of Java, what version of the plugin is being used, what type of operating system my plugin is being used on, and more. For more info, please click here.
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