World Afk Reward

This reward rewards players who find themselves in a specific world in a repeating cycle.

• world [text] - certain world where the rewarding should apply

• required-time [number] - the amount of time the player will be rewarded after staying in the world (in minutes)

• reset-on-leave [true/false] - should the timer start again when the player leaves and comes back

• progress-actions[list] - actions proceeded to keep inform the the player that he is in afk area

• entering-actions[list] - actions proceeded when the player has entered the afk world

• quiting-actions[list] - actions proceeded when the player has left the afk world

Example configuration

# Decides if rewards will be claimable
enabled: true
#
# Each type of reward has different specifications.
# All currently supported types can be found on:
# https://revivalo.gitbook.io/ultimaterewards/
#
type: world_afk_reward
#
# Reward tag
#
tag: World Afk Reward
# World where the AFK time is computed
world: afk
# Required AFK time to obtain reward (in minutes)
required-time: 2
# Should the progress reset if the
# player leave the world?
reset-on-leave: true
#
# (Optional) Permission which player must have to be
# able to obtain this reward.
#
permission: ultimaterewards.exampleWorldAfkReward
#
# When player has this permission,
# following properties will be shown.
#
# When the reward is currently claimable:
enter-actions:
  - "[subtitle] &aEntered AFK world!"
quit-actions:
  - "[subtitle] &cLeft AFK world"
progress-actions:
  - "[actionbar] &eNext Reward: %progress%"
#
# Commands list that will be executed after player
# obtains this reward.
# All available actions can be found on
# https://revivalo.gitbook.io/ultimaterewards/
#
# Format: () - optional value | [] - required value
#   [<actionType>] (<chance>):<command>
#
# Examples:
#   - [console] 50:give %player% diamond 1
#       - this command will have 50%
#         execution chance due his property value
#
#   - [message] "&aYou have claimed your %type% reward!"
#       - this action will send player a message
#         with defined content
#
# You can also use the random placeholders
# from randoms.yml file and use it in command.
# Example:
#   - give %player% iron_ingot %exampleRandom%
#       - placeholder will be replaced by
#         random number from defined interval in randoms.yml
#
actions:
  - '[console] give %player% gold_nugget 1 '
  - '[sound] BLOCK_NOTE_PLING'
  - '[subtitle] &aYou have received a reward!'