Welcome
What uxmJobs does, who it is for, and where to read next.
uxmJobs pays players for work: breaking, placing, killing, fishing, smelting, enchanting, trading and more, priced per job in money, job experience and job points. Every job levels on its own curve. The defaults ship with protections against farms and loops, a soft cap on income, and a report of how much money the plugin created.
What it does
| Part | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Jobs and prices | One file per job: a curve, costs, bounds and a price table of behaviours and targets |
| Action types | Thirty behaviours, from mine and kill to enchant, trade and explore |
| Joining and leaving | Slots, seats, fees, a leave cost, and an archive that remembers |
| Payments | One order for every multiplier, and /jobs why that explains a wage |
| Protections | A placed block ledger, decay, farm grades, claims and disabled worlds |
| Income cap and tax | A soft ceiling per hour, a tax by node, and a server account that can run dry |
| Boosters | Permission, timed and scheduled multipliers |
| Contracts | Documents a player pays for, which pay more in set hours |
| Rewards and titles | What a level gives, and the title it carries |
| Points and the shop | A currency earned only from work and spent only in the shop |
| Zones | Boxes drawn with a wand where work is worth more, and blocks grow back |
| Signs | Join signs and top list signs |
| Leaderboards | All time, monthly, weekly and daily boards per job and in total |
| Display | The action bar, the progress bar, dialogs, level ups and milestones |
| Economy | Where wages go and what costs are taken in, with nine backends and your own |
| Report and tools | The payout report, income alerts, preview, inspect and prune |
| In-game editor | Make and change jobs from inside the game |
Read next
- Installation: the jar and the files.
- Concepts: jobs, rows, the three currencies and the payment order.
- Your first job: a job that pays for breaking sand.
- The shipped jobs: the eight that ship.
Related: Commands, Jobs and prices
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