# KeepInventoryCost KeepInventoryCost is a Minecraft server plugin that allows survival players to keep their inventory and experience levels after they die. If a player dies and has enough money in their bank, the configured amount gets automatically paid and the player keeps all their items and xp. --- ## Usage After adding the plugin `.jar` to your [Paper Server](https://papermc.io)s `plugins/` folder (and resarting the server), KeepInventoryCost is ready to go. By default everyones personal keep inventory setting is disabled. To enable your personal keep inventory simply run `/keepinventory set true`. Now, if you die, you automatically charged the amount of [the cost setting](#cost). All your items and experience levels are saved in your inventory and will not be dropped. You will also receive an [info message](#messagedeathpaid), saying you have been charged to keep your inventory. If is not possible to withdraw from your bank account (for example your balance is too low), you will receive an [information message](#messagedeathno_money) and all your items and xp drop like normal. --- ## Requirements KeepInventoryCost needs a [Paper Server](https://papermc.io). You also have to have the [Vault plugin](https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/vault.34315/) and a economy plugin of your choice already installed in order to connect to the users balance. Otherwise the plugin will automatically disable --- ## Commands Sorted by permission

de.kesuaheli.keepinventorycost.command.base

This permission is set for everyone by default. - `/keepinventory get` Returns the players current setting. - `/keepinventory set ` Changes whether to pay or not after death.

de.kesuaheli.keepinventorycost.command.admin

This permission is set for operators by default. - `/keepinventoryadmin reload` Reloads changes made to the `config.yml` without restarting the server

--- ## Config Located at `plugins/KeepInventoryCost/config.yml` Default contents: ```yml # how expensive it is to keep their items after a death cost: 100 # how messages should be displayed message: enabled: "Enabled" disabled: "Disabled" reload: "Successfully reloaded config!" setting.get: "Your KeepInv setting is currently %s." setting.set: "Your KeepInv setting is now %s!" setting.set_refuse: "Your KeepInv setting is already %s!" death.no_money: "You didn't have enough %s to pay for your items. You need %s." death.paid: "You paid %s to keep your items and XP!" ``` ### `cost` Type: integer Defines how expensive it is to pay for keeping their inventory. - If its smaller than 0, it means its free to keep the inventory Even if the player has a negative balance. - Set to 0 to makes it free too, but the player must not have a negative balance (-> at least 0). - Anything greater than 0 means that amount will be withdrawn on players death to keep their inventory. ### `message.enabled` `message.disabled` The name of the state to be inserted in messages like [`message.setting.get`](#messagesettingget) ### `message.reload` The message to show when the config file is reloaded by the [`/keepinventoryadmin` command](#commands). ### `message.setting.get` The message to show when the player executes the [`/keepinventory get` command](#commands). - The first parameter is filled with the current state using [`message.enabled` or `message.disabled`](#messageenabled-messagedisabled). ### `message.setting.set` The message to show when the player executes the [`/keepinventory set` command](#commands). - The first parameter is filled with the new state using [`message.enabled` or `message.disabled`](#messageenabled-messagedisabled). ### `message.setting.set_refuse` The message to show when the player executes the [`/keepinventory set` command](#commands), but it was already on this state. - The first parameter is filled with the current state using [`message.enabled` or `message.disabled`](#messageenabled-messagedisabled). ### `message.death.no_money` The message to show when the player dies and enabled keep inventory, but has not enough money. - The first parameter is the name of the currency. - The second parameter is the amount the player would have needed using [cost](#cost) and the name of the currency. ### `message.death.paid` The message to show when the player dies, enabled keep inventory and has enough money. - The first parameter is the amount the player paid using [cost](#cost) and the name of the currency.

KeepInventoryCost

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