# this will ignore a the challenges from updating
#merge-ignore:
#  - 'ranks'

# [true/false] Enable the use of the challenges command.
allowChallenges: true

# [island/player] Whether challenges are tracked per player, or per island
challengeSharing: island

# [true/false] If true, first time challenge completions are broadcast to the whole server.
broadcastCompletion: true

# [text] The color/formatting of the broadcast text when showing first time completions.
broadcastText: §6

# [true/false] If true, challenges in higher level ranks require challenges in lower level ranks to be completed.
requirePreviousRank: true

# [integer] The number of tasks per rank that can be left uncompleted to advance to the next rank. For example, if you have 4 easy challenges
# with a rankLeeway of 1, a player would only need to complete 3 to advance to the next rank.
# A rankLeeway of 0 would require them all.
rankLeeway: 1

#[integer] The time in hours before required items reset to default. (only if not specified in the challenges below)
defaultResetInHours: 20

#[color code] The color to use for uncompleted challenges in the list.
challengeColor: §e

#[color code] The color to use for completed challenges in the list. (non-repeatable)
finishedColor: §2

#[color code] The color to use for completed challenges in the list. (repeatable)
repeatableColor: §a

#[true/false] If true, enables vault to handle currency rewards.
enableEconomyPlugin: true

# [true/false] If false, challenges are not reset on island creation (or restart)
resetChallengesOnCreate: true

# Material to show for locked challenges (i.e. STAINED_GLASS_PANE:14 for a red glass-pane, or 160:14)
lockedDisplayItem: STAINED_GLASS_PANE:14

# this will ignore a the challenges from updating
#merge-ignore:
#  - 'ranks'
    
#===============================================
# An explanation to setup your own challenges 
# can be found at the bottom of this file.
#===============================================

ranks:
  ChallengeGroup1:
    name: '&aDefault Challenges'
    displayItem: 4
    resetInHours: 20
    challenges:
      cobblestonegenerator:
        name: '&aCobble Stone Generator'
        description: Mine from a cobblestone generator.
        type: onPlayer
        requiredItems: '4:64;+2'
        repeatable: true
        displayItem: 1
        resetInHours: 12
        takeItems: true
        reward:
          text: 3 leather, 20% chance to get a book
          items:
          - '334:3'
          - '{p=0.02}340:1'
          permission: none
          currency: 10
          xp: 10
          commands:
          - op:effect {playername} 10
        repeatReward:
          text: 1 leather, 10% chance to get a book
          items:
          - '334:1'
          - '{p=0.01}340:1'
          currency: 5
          xp: 5

#===============================================
# The full list of challenges will linked at the bottom
#===============================================

# Here follows the format and explanation for the challenge group and challenges setup. The single commented (#) are the most used settings 
# while the double commented (##) are optionnal if you like to use those settings.
#
#ranks:
#  # [text] name of the challenge Rank.
#  ChallengeGroupX:
#    #[text] The name of the challenge rank that shows up when you do /challenges (this supports capitals and colorcodes).
#    name: '&aCuston Challenges rank name'
#    # [itemid] The itemid of the item to be displayed in the challenge menu for complete challenges.
#    displayItem: 3
#        # [integer] The time in hours before required items reset to default (tis overwrites the Main reset time)
#    resetInHours: 20
#    # The requierments will allow when a challenge groups will be available to see and complete for players.
#    requires:
#      # [integer] The number of tasks per rank that can be left uncompleted to advance to the next rank. For example, if you have 4 challenges
#      # with a rankLeeway of 1, a player would only need to complete 3 to advance to the next rank.
#      # A rankLeeway of 0 would require them all.
#      rankLeeway: 8
#      # [text] Challenges that has to be completed before this group will show in the Challenges GUI
#      challenges:
#      - a challenge name
#===============================================
#    challenges:
#      #[text] The name of the challenge. All challenge names should be lower case.
#      defaultchallengename:
#      #[text] The name of the challenge that shows up when you do /challenges (this supports capitals and colorcodes).
#        name: '&a'
#        # [text] What the player sees when they do /challenges <challengename>
#        description:
#        # [onIsland/onPlayer/islandLevel] This tells whether the required blocks/items should be in the player's inventory or on their island
#        # When using onIsland, the player must be 10 blocks away from the required blocks on his island.
#        # When using onIsland, the default radius distance is set to 10, all items requierd must be within this distance.
#        # When using islandLevel, the 'requiredItems' field should be the island level required. The player must use /island level first to update his level.
#        type: onPlayer
##        type: islandLevel
##        type: onIsland
#        # To override the default radius when using onIsland, uncommend the "radius: " and fill in your own value.
##        radius:
#        # [itemid list] The itemid:count of the items required for the challenge.
#        requiredItems: ''
#        # [true/false] If the challenge can repeated or not.
#        repeatable: true
#        # [itemid] The itemid of the item to be displayed in the challenge menu for complete challenges.
#        displayItem:
##        tool:
#        # [integer] The time in hours before required items reset to default (this overwrites the Main and Ranks reset times).
##        resetInHours:
#        # [true/false] Take required items on completing a challenge.
#        takeItems: true
#        # reward section to reward the player for completing the challenge.
#        reward:
#          # [text] Description of the reward. If omitted §4Unknown will be shown.
#          text:
#          # [itemid list] The itemid:<datavalue>:count of the reward to give the player for completing the challenge.
#          items:
##          # [permission node] A permission granted for completion. Multiple permissions are space-separated, i.e. - "test.1 test.2" (use none to not give a permission)
#          permission: none
#          # [integer] How much currency to give for the first time completion. (requires an economy plugin)
#          currency: 0
#          # [integer] How much xp to give to the player for the first time completion.
#          xp: 0
#          # Executes the given command upon completion. Prepend with "op" or "console" to run the commands as OP or from the Console. Examples:
#          # commands:
#          # - 'op: me are the GOD of things'
#          # - 'console: give {party} aweseomestuff 32'
#           # Possible command arguments are:
#           # {player}     - The name of the player
#           # {playerName} - The display name of the player
#           # {challenge}  - The name of the challenge
#           # {position}   - The position of the player
#           # {party}      - Execute the command once for each member of the party (substituting the name)
##          commands:
##          - op:
##          - console:
#        # reward section to reward the player for completing a repeated challenge.
#        repeatReward:
#          # [text] Description of the reward. If omitted §4Unknown will be shown.
#          text:
#          # [itemid list] The itemid:<datavalue>:count of the reward to give the player for completing the challenge.
#          items:
##          # [integer] How much currency to give for the first time completion. (requires an economy plugin)
#          currency: 0
#          # [integer] How much xp to give to the player for the first time completion.
#          xp: 0
#          # Executes the given command upon completion. Prepend with "op" or "console" to run the commands as OP or from the Console. Examples:
#          # commands:
#          # - 'op: me are the GOD of things'
#          # - 'console: give {party} aweseomestuff 32'
#           # Possible command arguments are:
#           # {player}     - The name of the player
#           # {playerName} - The display name of the player
#           # {challenge}  - The name of the challenge
#           # {position}   - The position of the player
#           # {party}      - Execute the command once for each member of the party (substituting the name)
##          commands:
##          - op:
##          - console:
#
# All commented settings (#) in the above challenges (not the explanation) can be removed to clean up the challenges.yml.
#