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| - | ======Item Deconstruction====== | + | ======Item Tiers====== |
| + | =====Item Deconstruction===== | ||
| Items that have a tier (common, rare, legendary...) can be deconstructed. | Items that have a tier (common, rare, legendary...) can be deconstructed. | ||
| Deconstructing an item transforms the item into another item, usually a material players can then use at the advanced workbench to craft other items. The item players get from deconstructing another item entirely depends on the item tier. Players might drop other weapons, or even materials they can use to craft other weapons. | Deconstructing an item transforms the item into another item, usually a material players can then use at the advanced workbench to craft other items. The item players get from deconstructing another item entirely depends on the item tier. Players might drop other weapons, or even materials they can use to craft other weapons. | ||
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| Players can deconstruct an item by drag & dropping a specific consumable onto their item. This consumable must have the _Can Deconstruct_ option toggled on. They will hear a level up sound and receive a message saying their item was successfully deconstructed. | Players can deconstruct an item by drag & dropping a specific consumable onto their item. This consumable must have the _Can Deconstruct_ option toggled on. They will hear a level up sound and receive a message saying their item was successfully deconstructed. | ||
| - | By default, tiers are _Trash, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Very Rare, Legendary, Mythical, Epic, Magical and Unique_. You can edit the tiers in the tiers.yml config file located in the main plugin folder. You can change the tier name and the deconstructed item drop table. This drop table behaves exactly like a monster/block drop table, please refer to **this wiki page** to know how to setup them. | + | By default, tiers are __Trash__, __Common__, __Uncommon__, __Rare__, __Very Rare__, __Legendary__, __Mythical__, __Epic__, __Magical__ and __Unique__. You can edit the tiers in the tiers.yml config file located in the main plugin folder. You can change the tier name and the deconstructed item drop table. This drop table behaves exactly like a monster/block drop table. |
| + | <code> | ||
| RARE: | RARE: | ||
| name: '&6&lRARE' | name: '&6&lRARE' | ||
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| MATERIAL: | MATERIAL: | ||
| WEAPON_POWDER: 100,1-1,0 | WEAPON_POWDER: 100,1-1,0 | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| As seen on the GIF, deconstructing an item can actually give different drops from time to time which means that you can have, for instance, items harder to get than other items when deconstructing a tiered item. | As seen on the GIF, deconstructing an item can actually give different drops from time to time which means that you can have, for instance, items harder to get than other items when deconstructing a tiered item. | ||
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| - | --- | + | {{https://i.imgur.com/zH6OKO9.gif?450}} |
| - | ## Item Glow & Hints | + | =====Item Glow & Hints===== |
| You may display rare items when they are dropped on the ground using two features: **item hints**, which let you display the name of the weapon/item using the vanilla entity name (display via a hologram) feature, and **item glow** which make your item emit a glowing effect (vanilla potion effect) when dropped. | You may display rare items when they are dropped on the ground using two features: **item hints**, which let you display the name of the weapon/item using the vanilla entity name (display via a hologram) feature, and **item glow** which make your item emit a glowing effect (vanilla potion effect) when dropped. | ||
| - | ``` | + | |
| + | <code> | ||
| RARE: | RARE: | ||
| name: '&6&lRARE' | name: '&6&lRARE' | ||
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| hint: true | hint: true | ||
| color: 'GRAY' | color: 'GRAY' | ||
| - | ``` | ||
| Both of these options depend on the dropped item tier. Therefore different tiers may have different hint options as well as different glow colors. | Both of these options depend on the dropped item tier. Therefore different tiers may have different hint options as well as different glow colors. | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| - | **You must have GlowAPI and PacketListenerAPI installed.** | + | __You must have GlowAPI and PacketListenerAPI installed.__ |
| - | You can enable the hint feature by toggling the `item-glow.hint` option in the tiers config file. Remove this config section or leave it to `false` to disable it. The `item-glow.color` option lets you setup the item glow color. You can access the color list using the link provided in the config file. | + | You can enable the hint feature by toggling the ''item-glow.hint'' option in the tiers config file. Remove this config section or leave it to ''false'' to disable it. The ''item-glow.color'' option lets you setup the item glow color. You can access the color list using the link provided in the config file. |
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| - | --- | + | {{https://i.imgur.com/aNIW7av.png?450}} |
| - | ## Unidentified Items | + | =====Unidentified Items===== |
| Item tiers also define a few display options for unidentified items as seen on the following config template: | Item tiers also define a few display options for unidentified items as seen on the following config template: | ||
| - | ``` | + | |
| + | <code> | ||
| EPIC: | EPIC: | ||
| name: '&4&lEPIC' | name: '&4&lEPIC' | ||
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| name: 'Epic' | name: 'Epic' | ||
| range: 6 | range: 6 | ||
| - | prefix: '&4' | + | prefix: '& |
| - | ``` | + | </code> |
| - | The item tier does not define the unidentified item pattern (item types do, see [[Item Types|Item-Types]] and scroll all the way down). The `name` options corresponds to the tier name displayed in the unidentified item lore. The `range` option corresponds to the unidentified item level range which only displays when the item has the `Required Level` option.\ | + | |
| - | The level range gives an extra info to the player and lets him know approximately the level of the weapon. Since he can also see the item tier, he can decide whether or not he would like to identify the item. The `prefix` option is used to add a color prefix to both the unidentified item display name, and the tier name displayed in the item lore. | + | The item tier does not define the unidentified item pattern (item types do, see [[items:types|Item Types]] and scroll all the way down). The ''name'' options corresponds to the tier name displayed in the unidentified item lore. The ''range'' option corresponds to the unidentified item level range which only displays when the item has the ''Required Level'' option.\ |
| - |  | + | The level range gives an extra info to the player and lets him know approximately the level of the weapon. Since he can also see the item tier, he can decide whether or not he would like to identify the item. The ''prefix'' option is used to add a color prefix to both the unidentified item display name, and the tier name displayed in the item lore. |
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| + | {{https://i.imgur.com/4IuCQ72.png?450}} | ||