Bukkit

@Erik058

Here you go, this counts only PVP kills. http://pastebin.com/v5masvFj

@soddaminsane

This isnt possible unless you have defined Owner in the config. Otherwise the plugin will not upgrade to that rank. as far as it is aware, the only ranks are Seekerm Hunter, Warrior and Champion. it doesnt know others exist.

@soddaminsane

You have Owner as a rank people can earn? o.O

@loeyer

Will do, my laptop can't handle eclipse too well for editing plugins, i am waiting on a few more parts for my new pc. Then once ive built that, ill get on it.

@soddaminsane

Hmm strange, it may be because you haven't set individual counts, I'm not sure whether this will work, but betray adding either pvpCount or mobCount with 2000 instead of using totCount. From what I remember that should work.

@mandog12345

Then you do not have Vault as one of your plugins. Its an API which lets this plugin intergrate into ALL economy and permissions plugins (cross combatibilty). You can download it Here It does not add any commands or unwanted features.

@Erik058

I found your comment quite aggressive. Please note that from now on (ill add it to the above too) that i will not reply to comments which i consider aggressive.

1. What is the debug output when you turn on debug?
2. Is addRank true or false?
3. What permissions plugin are you using?
4. Does /rankstat show the correct next rank?
5. Try it without the next: and let it work it out for itself.

@Dirt_ball

Possible issue #1: You are not using requireBoth, the reason you should, is because with this set to true, it means they need your pvp count, AND at least the mob count (which they would have anyway) otherwise, with it on false, it will just rank them up when they meet either one. so set that to true. Also, if a value is 0, you dont need to add it in (you can do anyway).

Possible issue #2: You are setting totCount to 0 even though there is the pvp count, tot count is both pvp count and mob count added together (used on sharedCount). Take the totCount lines out, as the plugin will calculate it automatically.

Development server is now back up, not too sure what happened there. but the next: parameter is only in the latest dev build.

@Knoxxcraft Adding that now, check the development builds shortly. (10-20mins)

Edit: Check Development build #5

In your config. Add these lines to each rank:

rank:
  Member:
   ...
   next: "VIP"
  VIP:
    ...

etc, "next" being the name of the next rank (does not have to be in this config, but if its outside the config, it may cause errors)

Note, if you do not add that line in, it will attempt to work out the next rank by itself

@sk8rjwd

Its on Github: https:github.com/SpyroDev/RankupOnKills

And Jenkins is up too: http:jenkins.roguedraco.net/

If you wanted, if you fork the code, do your bit, then send a pull request to the main one, ill add it. and as soon as it is added, it will build on jenkins.

@mrx49er

Can i see your config.yml? By default there will be no ranks in the config, because it re-adds them on startup and its annoying. So i think that may cause the error, but post your config.yml