Rewards

What a kill pays, the money lines, and what the killer is told.

Every kill pays the killer. The payout is the rewards.money list of config.conf, one line per balance.

rewards {
  money = ["exp 10"]
}

The shipped line pays 10 experience points, so a lobby with nothing else installed still rewards its fighters. An empty list, money = [], pays nothing.

The money lines

Line	Pays into	Needs
`exp 10`	The player's experience points	nothing
`levels 1`	The player's experience levels	nothing
`vault 10`	The server economy	Vault and an economy plugin
`vault-unlocked 10`	The server economy, through the modern Vault	VaultUnlocked
`playerpoints 2`	Points	PlayerPoints
`ecobits:gems 1`	One EcoBits currency, named after the colon	EcoBits
`treasury 10`, `treasury:coins 10`	The Treasury economy, its default currency or the one named	Treasury

A list may mix them: money = ["exp 10", "vault 25"]. Amounts may have decimals where the economy takes them. A line that cannot be read stops the reload and names the setting.

A line naming an economy the server does not run pays nothing, and says so once in the console at the start.

What the killer is told

Case	Moment
Every line paid	`kill`, then `kill-paid` with `<coins>`, the lines as written: You earned 10 exp, 25 vault.
A line could not pay	`kill` only. The lines that could pay still paid

To pay more than money, such as a crate key, add a [console] line to the kill moment:

kill = [
  "[message] @reward.kill",
  "[sound] entity.player.levelup 1.0 1.0",
  "[console] crates key give %player_name% pvp 1"
]

See Moments.

Economy settings

economy {
  treasury-wait-ms = 250
}

treasury-wait-ms is how long one Treasury call may take before the plugin gives up and pays nothing. It runs on the player's own thread, so a large number is a stalled tick. Every other economy answers at once and ignores it. See Economies.

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