PVP-PVE Leveling System

A Minecraft plugin that adds a PvP/PvE leveling system with XP, levels, rewards, and group-based multipliers.
Supports both SQLite and MySQL storage backends, integrates with LuckPerms for group multipliers, and PlaceholderAPI for custom placeholders.

📦 Dependencies

• PaperMC (1.21+ recommended)
• LuckPerms (optional)
• PlaceholderAPI (required)
• bstats (included)

🎮 Commands

• /leveling reload
• /leveling <xp|level> <add|remove|set> <amount> <player>

📊 Placeholders (PlaceholderAPI)

• %pvppvelevelingsystem_xp% -> player's xp amount
• %pvppvelevelingsystem_level% -> player's level
• %pvppvelevelingsystem_remaining_xp% -> player's remaining xp to next level
• %pvppvelevelingsystem_bar% -> player's xp bar
• %pvppvelevelingsystem_level_percent% -> player's accomplishment level in percent
• %pvppvelevelingsystem_next_level_xp% -> player's next level xp requirement
• %pvppvelevelingsystem_next_level% -> player's next level

⚙️ Configuration

# ==============================
# PvpPveLevelingSystem Config
# ==============================

# Available default are en_us, fr_fr.
# You can create others languages in /lang/<name>.yml.
lang: en_us

storage:
  provider: sql # sql, mysql

# Mysql configuration
mysql:
  host: "localhost"
  port: 3306
  database: "leveling"
  username: "root"
  password: "password"

xp-sources:
  player: 10
  zombie: 5
  skeleton: 5
  creeper: 5
  spider: 5
  blaze: 8
  enderman: 10
  # All other mobs not listed will give 0 XP by default.

bar:
  length: 5
  full: "&6-"
  empty: "&7-"

group-xp-multipliers:
  # Multipliers applied based on LuckPerms primary group.
  # Example: vip group multiplies the XP by 2.5.
  default: 1.0
  vip: 2.5
  vip_plus: 3.0

levels-xp:
  # If true, required XP per level is calculated using a multiplier.
  # Formula: requiredXP = baseXP + (level * multiplier * baseXP)
  use-multiplier: true
  multiplier: 0.1
  base-xp: 10

  # If use-multiplier is false, these values are used directly.
  # You can define XP requirements per level manually here.
  1: 10
  2: 20
  3: 30

# Example use: generic-level-command: title %player% actionbar {"text":"Levelup ! (lvl %level%)"}
generic-level-command: []

rewards:
  # Rewards given when reaching specific levels.
  # Commands are executed by the console.
  levels:
    1:
      commands:
        - "give %player% diamond 1"
    5:
      commands:
        - "eco give %player% 100"
    10:
      commands:
        - "eco give %player% 100"
        - "give %player% diamond 1"

📊 bStats