### GUI Page Configuration Example

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/pages

This example demonstrates how to configure a GUI page with a mask and pattern. The mask defines the items used, and the pattern lays out these items in the GUI. The order of items in the mask corresponds to the numbers in the pattern.

```yaml
- page: 1  
      mask:  
        items: # The order of items to display  
          - gray_stained_glass_pane # The 1st Item  
          - black_stained_glass_pane # The 2nd Item  
        pattern:   
          - "222222222"  
          - "211111112"  
          - "222222222"  

```

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### Example Magic Type Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecoskills/how-to-configure-magic

This example demonstrates the structure of a magic type configuration file in YAML format. It defines the display name, regeneration rate, maximum limit, and initial state upon player join.

```yaml
name: "&#40ffe6🌊 Mana" # The name of the magic type, shown to players  

# The rate at which the magic type regenerates per second  
regen-rate: "0.02 * %ecoskills_mana_limit%"  

# The maximum amount of this type a player can have  
limit: "100 + %ecoskills_wisdom%"  

# If players should join with full magic (true) or empty magic (false)  
join-on-full: true  

```

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### Example Skill Configuration in YAML

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecoskills/how-to-make-a-skill

A comprehensive example of a skill configuration file in YAML format. It demonstrates settings for display name, description, GUI integration, XP requirements (list-based), rewards, level-up effects, and custom placeholders. This file serves as a template for creating new skills.

```yaml
name: Mining # The display name of the skill
description: Break blocks to earn XP # The description of the skill

# Options for the GUI
gui:
  enabled: true # (Optional) If this skill should be shown in the GUI
  icon: player_head texture:"eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvZmIxYzI2OGVmZWM4ZDdkODhhMWNiODhjMmJmYTA5N2ZhNTcwMzc5NDIyOTlmN2QyMDIxNTlmYzkzY2QzMDM2ZCJ9fX0="
  lore:
    - "&fImproves Stats:"
    - "&8» &r%ecoskills_defense_name%"
    - "&8» &r%ecoskills_ferocity_name%"
    - "&f"
    - "&fEffects:"
    - "&8» &r&6%ecoskills_versatile_tools_name% %ecoskills_versatile_tools_numeral%"
    - "   %ecoskills_versatile_tools_description%"
    - "&8» &r&6%ecoskills_spelunking_name% %ecoskills_spelunking_numeral%"
    - "   %ecoskills_spelunking_description%"
    - "&8» &r&6%ecoskills_dynamic_mining_name% %ecoskills_dynamic_mining_numeral%"
    - "   %ecoskills_dynamic_mining_description%"
  position:
    row: 3
    column: 3

hide-before-level-1: true # If this skill should be hidden before level 1

# There are two ways to specify level XP requirements:
#  1. A formula to calculate for infinite levels
#  2. A list of XP requirements for each level

# Formula
# xp-formula: (2 ^ %level%) * 25
# max-level: 100 # (Optional) The max level, if not specified, there is no max level

# List
xp-requirements:
  - 50
  - 125
  - 200
  - 300
  - 500
  - 750
  - 1000
  - 1500
  - 2000
  - 3500
  - 5000
  - 7500
  - 10000

# The rewards given on level up
# You specify a reward (either a stat or an effect),
# the number of levels to give it, and optionally
# a start and end level, which are inclusive.

# An example reward config:
# - reward: strength
#   levels: 1
#   start-level: 10
#   end-level: 20
#   every: 2

rewards:
  - reward: defense
    levels: 2

  - reward: ferocity
    levels: 1
    start-level: 15

  - reward: versatile_tools
    levels: 1

  - reward: spelunking
    levels: 1
    start-level: 10

  - reward: dynamic_mining
    levels: 1
    every: 2

# Effects to run when the skill levels up
# %level% is the level the skill leveled up to.
# If you want to restrict this to certain levels, you can use
# require: %level% = 20, or require: %level% < 50, etc.
# If you want a reward to run every x levels, you can use
# every: 1, or every: 12, etc
level-up-effects:
  - id: give_money
    args:
      amount: 1000 * %level%
  - id: give_item
    args:
      items:
        - diamond
      every: 5 # Gives the reward every 5 levels
      require: %level% = 5 # Requires level 5 before receiving rewards

# Custom placeholders to be used in descriptions,
# Don't add % to the IDs, this is done automatically
# The value takes a %level% placeholder and is a mathematical expression
placeholders:
  money: "%level% * 0.4"
  blocks: "ceil(10 - %level% / 10)"

# The chat messages to send on level up,
# and the lore that will be shown with %rewards% in the GUI

# The number dictates the minimum level for this text to show for

```

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### Example Booster Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/boosters/how-to-make-a-custom-booster

This snippet shows a complete example of a booster configuration file in YAML format. It includes settings for the booster's name, duration, effects, commands, broadcast messages, and its representation in a graphical user interface (GUI). This serves as a template for creating custom boosters.

```yaml
name: "2x Sell Multiplier" # The display name of the Booster.  
duration: 72000 # The duration (in ticks) of the Booster. (e.g. 6000 = 5 minutes)  
  
# The effects whilst the Booster is active (i.e. the functionality)  
# See here: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-an-effect  
effects:  
  - id: sell_multiplier  
    args:  
      multiplier: 2  
        
# The conditions required for the effects to activate  
conditions: [ ]  
  
commands:  
  activation: [ ] # Commands to run when the booster is activated.  
  expiry: [ ] # Commands to run when the booster expires.  
  increment: [ ] # Commands to run when the booster is incremented (i.e. player activates another one).  
    
messages:  
  activation: # Broadcast message when the booster is activated.  
    - ""  
    - " %player%&f has activated a &a2x Sell Multiplier Booster&f!"  
    - " &fThis booster will last an hour, be sure to thank them!"  
    - ""  
  expiry: # Broadcast message when the booster expires.  
    - ""  
    - " &fThe &a2x Sell Multiplier Booster&f has ended"  
    - " &fGet another one here: &ahttps://store.ecomc.net/package/756888"  
    - ""  
  increment: # Broadcast message when the booster is incremented (i.e. player activates another one).  
    - ""  
    - " %player%&f has extended the &a2x Sell Multiplier Booster&f!"  
    - " &fThis booster will now last another hour, be sure to thank them!"  
    - ""  
gui:  
  item: player_head texture:eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvYjBhN2I5NGM0ZTU4MWI2OTkxNTlkNDg4NDZlYzA5MTM5MjUwNjIzN2M4OWE5N2M5MzI0OGEwZDhhYmM5MTZkNSJ9fX0= # The GUI item: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/the-item-lookup-system  
  name: "&d2x Sell Multiplier" # The name of the Booster in the GUI.  
  lore: # The lore of the Booster in the GUI.  
    - ""  
    - "&fGives everyone online a"  
    - "&a2x Sell Multiplier"  
    - "&fto make money faster!"  
    - ""  
    - "&fDuration: &a1 Hour"  
    - ""  
    - "&fYou have: &a%amount%"  
    - "&fGet more at &astore.ecomc.net"  
    - ""  
    - "&e&oClick to activate!"  
    - ""  
  position:  
    row: 2 # 1-6  
    column: 5 # 1-9  
```

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### Example Reforge Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/reforges/how-to-make-a-custom-reforge

This snippet shows a complete example of a reforge configuration file in YAML format. It includes settings for the reforge's name, description, applicable item targets, pricing, reforge stone properties (if applicable), effects, and conditions.

```yaml
name: "<gradient:#AAFFA9>Dynamic</gradient:#11FFBD>" # The display name for the reforge
description: # The lore to add to an item with this reforge:
- "&a+5% &fDamage"
- "&a+10% &fCrit Damage"
targets: # The targets that this reforge can be applied to
- melee

price: # (Optional) The price required to apply this reforge, overrides the default reforge price
  value: 100000
  type: coins # See here: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/prices
  display: "&6$%value%"

# Options for the reforge stone
stone:
  enabled: true # If this reforge requires the use of a reforge stone
  name: "<gradient:#AAFFA9>Dynamic</gradient:#11FFBD>&f Reforge Stone" # The display name of the stone
  lore: # The lore of the stone
  - "&7Place on the right of the"
  - "&7reforge menu to apply the"
  - "<gradient:#AAFFA9>Dynamic</gradient:#11FFBD>&7 reforge!"
  item: player_head texture:eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvMmM0YTY1YzY4OWIyZDM2NDA5MTAwYTYwYzJhYjhkM2QwYTY3Y2U5NGVlYTNjMWY3YWM5NzRmZDg5MzU2OGI1ZCJ9fX0=
  craftable: true # If the reforge stone should be craftable

  recipe: # The recipe, read here for more: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/the-item-lookup-system/recipes
    - ""
    - ecoitems:blank_reforge_stone ? air
    - ""

    - iron_block
    - daylight_sensor
    - iron_block

    - ""
    - phantom_membrane
    - ""

# The effects of the reforge (i.e. the functionality)
# See here: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-an-effect
effects:
  - id: damage_multiplier
    args:
      multiplier: 1.05
    triggers:
    - melee_attack
  - id: crit_multiplier
    args:
      multiplier: 1.1
    triggers:
    - melee_attack

# The conditions required to use the reforge
conditions: [ ]

# Effects to run when the reforge is applied to an item.
on-reforge-effects: [ ]

```

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### Armor Set Configuration Example

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecoarmor/how-to-make-a-custom-set

Defines the properties for a custom armor set, including item types, names, lore, crafting recipes, and effects. This example demonstrates the structure for a 'Reaper Set' with specific leggings, boots, and helmet configurations.

```yaml
leggings:
  item: leather_leggings color:#303030 hide_dye
  name: "&cReaper Leggings"
  advancedName: "<GRADIENT:f12711>Advanced</GRADIENT:f5af19>&c Reaper Leggings"
  lore:
    - "&c&lREAPER SET BONUS"
    - "&8» &cDeal 25% more damage"
    - "&8&oRequires full set to be worn"
    - ''
    - "&fTier: %tier%"
    - "&8&oUpgrade with an Upgrade Crystal"
  craftable: true
  crafting-permission: "permission"
  recipe:
    - ecoitems:armor_core ? air
    - nether_star
    - ecoitems:armor_core ? air
       
    - nether_star
    - netherite_leggings
    - nether_star
       
    - air
    - nether_star
    - air
  defaultTier: default
  effectiveDurability: 2048
  effects: []
  advancedEffects: []
  conditions: []
  
boots:
  item: leather_boots color:#303030 hide_dye
  name: "&cReaper Boots"
  advancedName: "<GRADIENT:f12711>Advanced</GRADIENT:f5af19>&c Reaper Boots"
  lore:
    - "&c&lREAPER SET BONUS"
    - "&8» &cDeal 25% more damage"
    - "&8&oRequires full set to be worn"
    - ''
    - "&fTier: %tier%"
    - "&8&oUpgrade with an Upgrade Crystal"
  craftable: true
  crafting-permission: "permission"
  recipe:
    - ecoitems:armor_core ? air
    - nether_star
    - ecoitems:armor_core ? air
       
    - nether_star
    - netherite_boots
    - nether_star
        
    - air
    - nether_star
    - air
  defaultTier: default
  effectiveDurability: 2048
  effects: []
  advancedEffects: []
  conditions: []
```

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### Example Pet Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecopets/how-to-make-a-custom-pet

This YAML configuration defines a 'Tiger' pet. It includes settings for the pet's name, description, experience requirements (list-based), experience gain methods (melee attack trigger with a multiplier), custom level placeholders, descriptions for effects and rewards, level-up effects (giving an item every 5 levels starting at level 5), and visual properties like entity texture and GUI icon. It also details the spawn egg properties, including its item, name, lore, and craftability.

```yaml
name: "&6Tiger" # The display name of the pet  
description: "&8&oLevel up by dealing melee damage" # The description of the pet  
  
# There are two ways to specify level XP requirements:    
# 1. A formula to calculate for infinite levels    
# 2. A list of XP requirements for each level    
    
# Formula    
# xp-formula: (2 ^ %level%) * 25    
# max-level: 100 # (Optional) The max level, if not specified, there is no max level    
    
# List    
xp-requirements:    
- 50    
- 125    
- 200    
- 300    
- 500    
- 750    
- 1000    
- 1500    
- 2000    
- 3500    
- 5000    
- 7500    
- 10000  
  
# An XP gain method takes a trigger, a multiplier, conditions, and filters.  
# The 'multiplier' takes the value produced by the trigger and multiplies it  
# Alternatively, you can use 'value' to count a specific number and not a multiplier  
xp-gain-methods:  
  - id: melee_attack  
    multiplier: 0.5 # You can also use "value" here (see above comment)  
    conditions: [ ] # You can add a list of conditions that must be met on xp gain  
  
# Custom placeholders to be used in descriptions,  
# Don't add % to the IDs, this is done automatically  
# The value takes a %level% placeholder and is a mathetmatical expression  
level-placeholders:  
  - id: "damage_multiplier"  
    value: "%level%"  
  
# The text shown with the %effects% placeholder  
# The number dictates the minimum level for this text to show for  
# Adding new levels will override this text on those levels or above  
effects-description:  
  1:  
    - "&8» &8Gives a &a+%damage_multiplier%%&8 bonus to"  
    - "   &8melee damage"  
  
# Same as above, but for %rewards%  
rewards-description:  
  1:  
    - "&8» &8Gives a &a+%damage_multiplier%%&8 bonus to"  
    - "   &8melee damage"  
  
# Same as above, but for %level_up_messages%  
level-up-messages:  
  1:  
    - "&8» &8Gives a &a+%damage_multiplier%%&8 bonus to"  
    - "   &8melee damage"  
  
# Effects to run when the pet levels up    
# %level% is the level the pet leveled up to.    
# If you want to restrict this to certain levels, you can use    
# require: %level% = 20, or require: %level% < 50, etc.    
# If you want a reward to run every x levels, you can use    
# every: 1, or every: 12, etc    
level-up-effects:    
  - id: give_item    
    args:    
      items:    
        - diamond    
      every: 5 # Gives the reward every 5 levels    
      require: "%level% = 5" # Requires level 5 before receiving rewards  
  
# The effects for the pet, has %level% as a placeholder  
effects:  
  - id: damage_multiplier  
    args:  
      multiplier: "%level% * 0.01 + 1"  
    triggers:  
      - melee_attack  
  
# The conditions for the pet, also has %level% as a placeholder  
conditions: [ ]  
  
# The texture of the pet entity in game  
# If you're using modelengine, use modelengine:id as the texture  
entity-texture: "eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvOTA5NWZjYzFlM2Q3Y2JkMzUwZjE5YjM4OTQ5OGFiOGJiOTZjNjVhZDE4NWQzNDU5MjA2N2E3ZDAzM2FjNDhkZSJ9fX0="  
  
# The icon in GUIs  
icon: player_head texture:eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvOTA5NWZjYzFlM2Q3Y2JkMzUwZjE5YjM4OTQ5OGFiOGJiOTZjNjVhZDE4NWQzNDU5MjA2N2E3ZDAzM2FjNDhkZSJ9fX0=  
  
# The spawn egg  
spawn-egg:  
  enabled: true # If the pet should have a spawn egg  
  item: blaze_spawn_egg unbreaking:1 hide_enchants  
  name: "&6Tiger&f Pet Spawn Egg"  
  lore:  
    - ""  
    - "&8&oPlace on the ground to"  
    - "&8&ounlock the &r&6Tiger&8&o pet!"  
  craftable: false  
  recipe: [ ]  
  recipe-permission: ecopets.craft.tiger  
```

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### Example Damage Modifier Configuration

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecomobs/how-to-make-a-custom-mob

Demonstrates how to configure damage modifiers for a mob, allowing specific damage causes to multiply the damage taken by the mob. This example shows how to double damage taken from standing on magma blocks.

```yaml
damage-modifiers:
  hot_floor: 2
```

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### Example Effect Chain Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-a-chain

An example demonstrating a complete effect chain configuration in YAML format. It includes playing a sound, spawning particles, and applying a location mutation, showcasing nested effects and mutators.

```yaml
  - id: mining_effect
    effects:
      - id: play_sound
        args:
          sound: BLOCK_AMETHYST_CLUSTER_BREAK
          pitch: 0.7
          volume: 10
      - id: spawn_particle
        args:
          particle: soul
          amount: 10
        mutators:
          - id: translate_location
            args:
              add_x: 0.5
              add_y: 0.5
              add_z: 0.5
```

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### Example EcoItems Item Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecoitems/how-to-make-a-custom-item

This snippet shows a complete example of an item configuration file in YAML format for the EcoItems plugin. It includes details like item type, display name, lore, craftability, recipe, effects, and conditions. This serves as a template for creating custom items.

```yaml
item:
  item: iron_sword hide_attributes # The item in-game: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/the-item-lookup-system
  display-name: "<g:#f953c6>Mithril Sword</g:#b91d73>" # The display name of the item
  lore: # The item lore
    - "&7Damage: &c12❤"
    - "&7Attack Speed: &c1.5"
    - ""
    - "<g:#f953c6>MITHRIL BONUS</g:#b91d73>"
    - "&8» &#f953c6Deal 50% more damage in the nether"
  craftable: true # If the item can be crafted
  crafting-permission: "ecoitems.craft.example" # (Optional) The permission required to craft this recipe.
  recipe: # The recipe, read here for more: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/the-item-lookup-system/recipes
    - ""
    - ecoitems:mithril 2
    - ""
       
    - ""
    - ecoitems:mithril 2
    - ""
       
    - ""
    - stick
    - ""
  recipe-give-amount: 1 # Optional, set the amount of items to give when crafted.

# The slot the item has to be in to activate its effects.
# The options for slot are mainhand, offhand, hands, helmet, chestplate,
# leggings, boots, armor, any, a number from 0-40 (to specify an exact slot),
# or a list of slots like "9, 10, 11, mainhand"
# Use to choose weather this is a weapon, tool, armor piece, charm, etc.
# If you don't specify this, it will default to mainhand.
slot: mainhand
  
base-damage: 12 # (Optional) The item base damage
base-attack-speed: 1.5 # (Optional) The item base attack speed
  
# (Optional) The rarity of the item
rarity: rare
  
# The effects of the item (i.e. the functionality)
# See here: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-an-effect
effects:
  - id: damage_multiplier
    args:
      multiplier: 1.5
    triggers:
      - melee_attack
  
# The conditions required for the effects to activate
conditions:
  - id: in_world
    args:
    world: world_the_nether

```

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### XP-Based Price Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/prices

Example of configuring a price using experience points (XP) as the currency type.

```yaml
price:
    value: 5000
    type: xp

```

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### Magic-Based Price Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/prices

Configuration example for a price using a magic currency type (mana) from the EcoSkills plugin.

```yaml
price:
    value: 10
    type: mana # EcoSkills magic

```

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### Example Armor Set Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecoarmor/how-to-make-a-custom-set

This YAML configuration defines an example armor set with a damage multiplier effect that triggers on melee, bow, and trident attacks. It serves as a template for creating custom armor sets.

```yaml
# The effects of the set (i.e. the functionality)
# See here: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-an-effect
effects:
  - id: damage_multiplier
    args:
      multiplier: 1.25
    triggers:
      - melee_attack
      - bow_attack
      - trident_attack
      -
```

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### Example Enchantment Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecoenchants/how-to-make-a-custom-enchant

A comprehensive example of an enchantment configuration file in YAML format. This includes settings for display name, description, placeholders, enchantment type, valid targets, conflicting enchantments, rarity, max level, and the effects and conditions that define the enchantment's functionality.

```yaml
display-name: "Example" # The name of the enchantment in-game  
description:   
  - "Gives a &a%placeholder%%&8 bonus to damage" # The description of the enchantment  
placeholder: "%level% * 20" # The placeholder to show in the enchantment description  
placeholders: # [Optional] You can also create multiple placeholders to show in the enchantment description  
  example: "%level% * 800"  
type: normal # The enchantment type, from types.yml  
  
targets: # The items that the enchantment can be applied to, see targets.yml  
  - sword  
conflicts: # The enchantments that conflict with this  
  - sharpness  
rarity: common # The rarity of the enchantment, see rarity.yml  
max-level: 4 # The max level of the enchantment  
  
tradeable: true # If the enchantment can be obtained from villagers  
discoverable: true # If the enchantment can generate naturally in chests  
enchantable: true # If the enchantment can be obtained from enchanting tables  
  
# The effects of the enchantment (i.e. the functionality)  
# See here: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-an-effect  
# Use %level% as a placeholder for the enchantment level  
effects:  
  - id: damage_multiplier  
    args:  
      multiplier: 1 + 0.2 * %level%  
    triggers:  
      - melee_attack  
  
# The conditions required to use the enchantment,  
# you can use %level% as a placeholder here too  
conditions: [ ]  

```

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### Basic Price Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/prices

Example of a basic price configuration using EcoBits currency, where the value is dynamically calculated based on the player's 'y' coordinate.

```yaml
price:
    value: 100 * %player_y%
    type: crystals # EcoBits currency

```

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### Example Talisman Configuration - YAML

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/talismans/how-to-make-a-custom-talisman

This is an example YAML configuration file for a talisman. It defines the talisman's display name, description, the base item used, whether it's craftable, its crafting recipe, and its associated effects and conditions. The effects section specifies the functionality, such as a damage multiplier for bows.

```yaml
name: "&aArchery Talisman I" # The display name of the talisman  
description: # The item lore  
  - "&8Deal 10% more damage with bows"  
higherLevelOf: [] # If the Talisman is higher level of another Talisman - Useful for only having the highest level Talisman active  
item: player_head texture:"eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvZDBmOGRmYTVlZmM3NTYzMGNlMGRmNGZhNDliOGY1OWJjMjIyMTRkZTk3ZTNmYjQ0YjNjNTZlOGE5YzhhNTZiNiJ9fX0=" # The item in-game: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/the-item-lookup-system  
craftable: true # If the item can be crafted  
recipe: # The recipe, read here for more: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/the-item-lookup-system/recipes  
  - bow  
  - crossbow  
  - bow  
       
  - crossbow  
  - ecoitems:talisman_core_1 ? ender_eye  
  - crossbow  
       
  - bow  
  - crossbow  
  - bow  
  
# The effects of the item (i.e. the functionality)  
# See here: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-an-effect  
effects:  
  - id: damage_multiplier  
    args:  
      multiplier: 1.1  
    triggers:  
      - bow_attack  
  
# The conditions required for the effects to activate  
conditions: []  

```

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### Example Effect Configuration

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-an-effect

This YAML snippet demonstrates a complete effect configuration, including its ID, arguments, triggers, filters, mutators, and conditions. It shows how to define when and under what circumstances an effect should activate.

```yaml
effects:
  - id: spawn_particle
    args:
      amount: 10
      particle: soul
      chance: 25
    triggers:
      - mine_block
    filters:
      blocks:
        - diamond_ore
        - deepslate_diamond_ore
    mutators:
      - id: translate_location
        args:
          add_x: 0.5
          add_y: 0.5
          add_z: 0.5
    conditions:
      - id: below_y
        args:
          y: 10

```

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### Item-Based Price Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/prices

Configuration example for a price based on a specific item (shiny_diamond), including a custom display name using local settings.

```yaml
price:
    value: 16
    type: ecoitems:shiny_diamond
    display: "%value% &fShiny Diamonds" # Uses local display

```

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### Use Placeholders in Numeric Values (Example)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-an-effect

Demonstrates how numeric values in configurations can be dynamic expressions using placeholders. These placeholders are evaluated at runtime, allowing for values that change based on game state, player attributes, or trigger data.

```YAML
chance: 100 - %player_y%
```

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### Example Condition Configuration

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/configuring-a-condition

Demonstrates a basic condition configuration with an ID and arguments. The 'permission' argument specifies the required permission, and 'inverse' allows for negating the condition.

```yaml
- id: has_permission
  args:
    permission: "ecomc.rank.mvp" # The required permission
    inverse: true # If the player should *not* have the permission

```

```yaml
- id: on_fire
  args:
    inverse: true

```

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### Example Reward Configuration in YAML

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecocrates/rewards

This snippet demonstrates a typical reward configuration within the `rewards.yml` file. It includes settings for commands, items, messages, win limits, weight (both actual and display chances), and how the reward is displayed.

```yaml
- id: 1000_coins
    commands:
      - "eco give %player% 1000"
    items: [ ]
    messages: [ ]
    max-wins: -1
    weight:
      permission-multipliers: false
      actual: 10
      display: 25
    display:
      name: "&a$1000"
      item: paper 1 unbreaking:1 hide_enchants
      dont-keep-lore: false
      lore:
        - "&fDisplay Chance: &a%chance%%"
        - "&fActual Chance: &a%actual_chance%%"

```

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### Using Price System with Magic in Effect Arguments (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecoskills/how-to-configure-magic

This YAML example illustrates how to define a 'price' for an effect that uses a specific magic type. It includes the value, type, and display format for the magic-based price.

```yaml
args:  
  price:  
    value: 100 * %v%  
    type: mana  
    display: "&#40ffe6%value% 🌊 Mana"  

```

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### ItemsAdder Item Configuration

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/all-plugins/the-item-lookup-system

Shows an example of how to configure an item within the ItemsAdder plugin. This configuration defines the item's namespace and its internal ID, which is then used in the item lookup system.

```yaml
# ** ItemsAdder configuration **
info:
  namespace: my_items
items:
  my_helmet:
    display_name: "&9Custom Helmet"
```

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### Example Shop Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecoshop/how-to-make-a-shop

This YAML configuration demonstrates the structure for creating a shop. It includes settings for the GUI title, command to open the shop, navigation arrows, buy broadcasts with customizable messages and sounds, click/buy/sell sounds, and the layout of categories within pages using masks and patterns.

```yaml
title: Demo Shop
command: demoshop

forwards-arrow:
  item: arrow name:"&fNext Page"
  row: 6
  column: 6

backwards-arrow:
  item: arrow name:"&fPrevious Page"
  row: 6
  column: 4

buy-broadcasts:
  enabled: true
  message: "&b&lCrystal Shop&r &8»&r %player%&r&f has bought &r%item%&r&ffrom the &bCrystal Shop ❖&f!"
  sound:
    sound: ui_toast_challenge_complete
    pitch: 1.5
    volume: 2

click-sound:
  sound: block_stone_button_click_on
  pitch: 1
  volume: 1

buy-sound:
  sound: entity_player_levelup
  pitch: 2
  volume: 1

sell-sound:
  sound: block_amethyst_block_place
  pitch: 1.5
  volume: 1

rows: 3
pages:
  - page: 1
    mask:
      items:
        - gray_stained_glass_pane
        - black_stained_glass_pane
      pattern:
        - "222222222"
        - "211111112"
        - "211000112"
        - "211000112"
        - "211111112"
        - "222222222"
    categories:
      - id: example
        row: 3
        column: 3
      - id: example_2
        row: 4
        column: 6

    custom-slots: [ ]
```

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### Add Holder to Victim Effect Configuration

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/all-effects/add_holder_to_victim

This YAML configuration demonstrates how to set up the 'add_holder_to_victim' effect. It specifies a movement speed multiplier effect to be applied to the victim for a duration of 300 ticks. This example assumes a basic trigger setup, and other configurations like filters and mutators can be added.

```yaml
- id: add_holder_to_victim
  args:
    effects:
      - id: movement_speed_multiplier
        args:
          multiplier: 1.25
    conditions: []
    duration: 300 # The duration, in ticks
  ...other config (eg triggers, filters, mutators, etc)

```

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### Example Crate Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecocrates/how-to-make-a-custom-crate

This YAML configuration defines a 'Demo Crate' with customizable display name, opening animation, and a multi-page preview GUI. It specifies the physical key item, its appearance in the key GUI, and options for pay-to-open functionality. It also details effects for placed crates, including random reward holograms, particle effects, and animated text holograms, as well as sounds and messages played upon opening the crate.

```yaml
name: "Demo Crate" # The display name of the crate  
roll: csgo # The opening style, check here: https://plugins.auxilor.io/ecocrates/animations-rolls  
can-reroll: true # If once you win a reward, you can choose to reroll  
  
preview: # The preview GUI, when left-clicking a crate or using /crates preview  
  title: Demo Crate # The GUI title  
  rows: 6 # The amount of rows for the gui, between 1 and 6  
  forwards-arrow: # The arrow for switching between pages. If on the last page, this will not show up.  
    item: arrow name:"&fNext Page"  
    row: 6  
    column: 6  
  backwards-arrow: # The arrow for switching between pages. If on the first page, this will not show up.  
    item: arrow name:"&fPrevious Page"  
    row: 6  
    column: 4  
  pages: # All the pages in the preview GUI. You can add as many pages as you want.  
    - page: 1  
      mask: # Filler items for decoration  
        items: # Add as many items as you want  
          - gray_stained_glass_pane # Item 1  
          - black_stained_glass_pane # Item 2  
        pattern:  
          - "222222222"  
          - "211111112"  
          - "211011112"  
          - "211110112"  
          - "211111112"  
          - "222222222"  
      rewards: # Where to put rewards in the GUI  
        - id: diamond_sword # The reward ID  
          row: 3 # The row  
          column: 4 # The column  
        - id: stack_of_emeralds  
          row: 4  
          column: 6  
    - page: 2  
      mask: # Filler items for decoration  
        items: # Add as many items as you want  
          - gray_stained_glass_pane # Item 1  
          - black_stained_glass_pane # Item 2  
        pattern:  
          - "222222222"  
          - "211111112"  
          - "211110112"  
          - "211011112"  
          - "211111112"  
          - "222222222"  
      rewards: # Where to put rewards in the GUI  
        - id: bedrock  
          row: 3  
          column: 6  
        - id: 1000_coins  
          row: 4  
          column: 4  
  
key: # The physical key to be given to players  
  item: tripwire_hook unbreaking:1 hide_enchants name:"&aDemo Crate Key" # The item  
  lore: # Lore for the key to have  
    - "&fUse this key to open"  
    - "&fthe <g:#56ab2f>Demo Crate</g:#a8e063>"  
  use-custom-item: false # Set this to true in order to use a custom item as the key;  
  # For example making all ecoitems:blue_shards function as keys. This will prevent lore from being applied.  
  
keygui: # Options for showing up in /crate keys  
  enabled: true # If the crate should be in the key gui  
  item: tripwire_hook unbreaking:1 hide_enchants name:"Demo Crate" # The item in the gui  
  lore: # The GUI lore  
    - "<g:#56ab2f>Demo Crate</g:#a8e063>"  
    - "&fYou have %keys% keys"  
    - "&fGet more at &astore.example.net"  
  row: 2 # The position in the gui  
  column: 3  
  right-click-previews: true # If right click opens the preview  
  left-click-opens: true # If left click open the crate virtually  
  shift-left-click-messsage: # The messages to send on shift-left-click  
    - "Buy a Demo Crate key here! &astore.example.net"  
  
pay-to-open: # If people can pay to open if they have no keys  
  enabled: false # If it should be allowed  
  price: 5000 # The price to buy the crate  
  
placed: # Options for physically placed crates  
  random-reward: # The random reward hologram, shows an item  
    enabled: true # If the random reward should be shown  
    height: 1.5 # The height above the crate at which to show the reward  
    delay: 30 # The ticks between showing a new item  
    name: "&fYou could win:" # The text above the item  
  particles: # The particle effects around the crate, add as many as you want  
    - particle: flame # https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/Particle.html  
      animation: spiral # spiral, double_spiral, circle, or twirl  
  hologram: # The text hologram, requires a hologram plugin to be installed  
    height: 1.5 # The height above the crate  
    ticks: 200 # The total ticks to cycle all frames  
    frames:  
      - tick: 0 # The starting tick to show this frame  
        lines:  
          - "<g:#56ab2f>&lDEMO CRATE</g:#a8e063>"  
          - "&b&lLeft Click to Preview"  
          - '&a&lRight click to Open'  
      - tick: 100  
        lines:  
          - "<g:#56ab2f>&lDEMO CRATE</g:#a8e063>"  
          - "&a&lLeft Click to Preview"  
          - '&b&lRight click to Open'  
  
open: # Effects when opening the crate, before rewards are given - right when the player clicks  
  messages: # The messages to send the player  
    - "Good luck!"  
  broadcasts: # The messages to send to everyone  
    - "%player%&f is opening the Demo Crate!"  
  commands: [ ] # Commands to execute, use %player% as a placeholder  
  sounds: # The sounds to play  
    - sound: entity_villager_yes # https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/Sound.html  

```

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### Total Damage Multiplier Real-Use Example

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/all-effects/total_damage_multiplier

Illustrates a practical application of the total_damage_multiplier effect in conjunction with damage_multiplier and add_damage effects. This example demonstrates how damage is calculated sequentially, showing the final damage after all modifications.

```yaml
effects:
  - triggers:
      - melee_attack # The base damage is 5 for this example
    effects:
      - id: damage_multiplier
        args:
          multiplier: 1.2
      - id: add_damage
        args:
          damage: 2
      - id: total_damage_multiplier
        args:
          multiplier: 2
```

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### Item Level Configuration Example (`_example.yml`)

Source: https://plugins.auxilor.io/effects/item-levels

This YAML configuration defines the XP requirements and effects for an item level. It supports both a formula for infinite levels and a list for predefined level progression. Effects, such as sending messages or playing sounds, can be triggered when an item levels up. The `%level%` placeholder represents the current level the item has reached.

```yaml
# There are two ways to specify level XP requirements:  
#  1. A formula to calculate for infinite levels  
#  2. A list of XP requirements for each level  
  
# Formula  
# xp-formula: (2 ^ %level%) * 25  
# max-level: 10 (Optional: The max level)  
  
# List  
requirements:  
    - 50  
    - 100  
    - 200  
    - 400  
    - 1000  
    - 2000  
    - 5000  
    - 10000  
    - 17500  
    - 40000  
    - 100000  
    - 250000  
  
# Effects to run when an item levels up  
# %level% is the level the item leveled up to.  
level-up-effects:  
    - id: send_message  
      args:  
          message: "&fYou leveled up to &a%level%&f!"  
    - id: play_sound  
      args:  
          sound: entity_player_levelup  
          volume: 1.0  
          pitch: 1.5  

```