Prestige

Resetting a finished track for a permanent multiplier and a badge, what it costs, and the rules.

prestige {
  required-level = 100
  money-cost = 0.0
  experience-cost = 0
  maximum = 10
  bonus-per-prestige = 0.1
  default-badge = "<warn>[<prestige>]"
  badges {
    "10" = "<warn>[X]"
  }
}

Key	Default	What it does
`required-level`	`100`	The level a player must reach. A track whose maximum is lower uses its own maximum
`money-cost`	`0.0`	What a prestige costs, in `economy.currency`. `0` asks nothing of an economy
`experience-cost`	`0`	Experience the player must hold. The reset clears it anyway, so this is a floor, not a price
`maximum`	`10`	How many times one player may prestige one track
`bonus-per-prestige`	`0.1`	Added to the track's multiplier per prestige, not compounded: the third earns 1.3 times
`default-badge`	`"<warn>[<prestige>]"`	The badge for a count `badges` does not name; `<prestige>` is the count
`badges`	`"10" = "<warn>[X]"`	A badge for one exact count

The rule is one for every track. A player prestiges each track on its own.

What a prestige does

Checks, in order: the count is below maximum, the level is at least required-level, the experience at least experience-cost, and, when money-cost is above 0, the economy is there and the player can pay. The payment is taken here.
Sets the track back to level 1 with no experience, and adds one to its prestige count.
Clears the player's reward claims on that track, so every reward can be taken again.

Reply	Key
`You prestiged Mining to 1. Your multiplier is now 1.10.`	`prestige.done`
`Prestige needs level 100. You are 64.`	`prestige.level-too-low`
`You have prestiged this track as far as it goes.`	`prestige.maximum`
`Prestige needs 5000 experience. You have 0.`	`prestige.not-enough-experience`
`This prestige costs money and this server has no economy.`	`prestige.no-economy`
`Prestige costs 1000.`	`prestige.cannot-afford`

The all time board ranks by experience, so a player who prestiges drops down it and climbs back.

Where a player prestiges

From /levels prestige <track>, which needs uxmlevels.prestige (op by default), or from the prestige window, reached by the star in the levels window. The window checks no node: any player who can open /levels can prestige from it. Take the star out of menus/main.conf to keep prestige to the command.

The badge

%uxmlevels_<track>_badge% is the badge as plain text and %uxmlevels_<track>_badge_raw% as the MiniMessage written, for a chat format or a tab list. A track never prestiged has no badge.

The money

economy.currency names the economy: exp, levels, vault, vault-unlocked, playerpoints, ecobits:<currency> or treasury. See Economies.

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