Experience and Ranks System

Experience and Ranks System

Here is a complete tutorial to understand how the experience and ranks system works. You will also need to check the Ranks Setup and the Default configuration

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How the system works

The entire system rests on the amount of experience a player has. With his experience points, the plugin will calculate what is his level and his rank. This is why the only value in storage files is the experience(this will not stay the same forever I guess). The plugin will first calculate the level of the player depending on the formula you put in the rank.yml file. Then depending on his level, the plugin will attribute a rank to the player. You can see a lot of information about the player by using the command /easyduels profile <player>. This command requires the easyduels.othersprofile permission. You can also check your own profile with the command /easyduels profile. This command requires the easyduels.myprofile permission. Check below for more information. Here is a profile example:

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Manage players experience

You can modify the experience of a player with a lot of commands. Note that you can also modify the experience in the storage folder but this is not recommended, especially if the player is connected to the server. Therefore, if you modify the player experience with commands, the player needs to be connected.

Here are some screenshots of what happened in different situations with the default config (you can modify it in the rank.yml file). The player starts with 0 experience points.

When the experience of a player is modified. Happened after /easyduels admin give \<player> 350.

When a player levels up. Happened after /easyduels admin give \<player> 400.

When a player reaches a rank (first one here). Happened after /easyduels admin set \<player> 8450.

When a player reaches a rank (second one here). Happened after /easyduels admin set \<player> 50000.

There are two types of commands for modifying experience.

• Target: Those commands require a target to work and you will need the permission easyduels.admin.rank to use them. You can see a list of those commands below. The amount must be an integer upper 0.

Command	Description
/ed admin give <player> <amount>	Give an amount of experience points to the specified player.
/ed admin take <player> <amount>	Take an amount of experience points to the specified player.
/ed admin set <player> <amount>	Set the amount of experience points for a specified player.
/ed admin reset <player>	Reset the amount of experience points for a specified player.

• All: Those commands don't require a target to work but they automatically target every connected player. You will need the permission easyduels.admin.rankall to use them. You can see a list of those commands below. The amount must be an integer upper 0. Use these commands knowing how to use them and reminding yourself that any commands action cannot be undone.

Command	Description
/ed admin giveall <amount>	Give a number of experience points to all connected players.
/ed admin takeall <amount>	Take a number of experience points to all connected players.
/ed admin setall <amount>	Set the number of experience points for all connected players.
/ed admin resetall	Reset the number of experience points for all connected players.

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Level and settings

The level is calculated with a unique mathematical formula. You can modify it in the rank.yml whenever you want, even after you've used an old formula for a while. But if you change it while using it, note that you will need to reload or restart your server and players may have a new level and a new rank without receiving rewards (they will receive permissions after a reload). Here is some advice to use it perfectly.

Here are some formulas you can use. Note that if you want to use the mathematical power symbol, do not use the symbol "^" but write: Math.pow(number, exponent). For example, if you want to put 1.025^%level% (as in the default config), you need to write Math.pow(1.025, %level%). They are used in many plugins or games in general or something equivalent : (Note: Here I use 30000 as a multiplier. You can easily modify this value without any knowledge of mathematics. This value increases or decreases the amount of required experience for a level without modifying the general structure for the whole process.)

• Linear: exp(%level%) = 30000 * %level%

Click here to see what it looks like

Level	Required Experience
Level 0	0 XP
Level 1	750 XP
Level 2	1519 XP
Level 3	2307 XP
Level 4	3114 XP
Level 5	3942 XP
Level 6	4791 XP
Level 7	5661 XP
Level 8	6552 XP
Level 9	7466 XP
Level 10	8403 XP
Level 11	9363 XP
Level 12	10347 XP
Level 13	11355 XP
Level 14	12389 XP
Level 15	13449 XP
Level 16	14535 XP
Level 17	15649 XP
Level 18	16790 XP
Level 19	17960 XP
Level 20	19158 XP
Level 21	20387 XP
Level 22	21647 XP
Level 23	22938 XP
Level 24	24262 XP
Level 25	25618 XP
Level 26	27009 XP
Level 27	28434 XP
Level 28	29895 XP
Level 29	31392 XP
Level 30	32927 XP
Level 31	34500 XP
Level 32	36113 XP
Level 33	37766 XP
Level 34	39460 XP
Level 35	41196 XP
Level 36	42976 XP
Level 37	44800 XP
Level 38	46670 XP
Level 39	48587 XP
Level 40	50552 XP
Level 41	52566 XP
Level 42	54630 XP
Level 43	56746 XP
Level 44	58914 XP
Level 45	61137 XP
Level 46	63416 XP
Level 47	65751 XP
Level 48	68145 XP
Level 49	70598 XP
Level 50	73113 XP
Level 51	75691 XP
Level 52	78333 XP
Level 53	81042 XP
Level 54	83818 XP
Level 55	86663 XP
Level 56	89580 XP
Level 57	92569 XP
Level 58	95633 XP
Level 59	98774 XP
Level 60	101994 XP
Level 61	105294 XP
Level 62	108676 XP
Level 63	112143 XP
Level 64	115696 XP
Level 65	119339 XP
Level 66	123072 XP
Level 67	126899 XP
Level 68	130821 XP
Level 69	134842 XP
Level 70	138963 XP
Level 71	143187 XP
Level 72	147517 XP
Level 73	151955 XP
Level 74	156504 XP
Level 75	161166 XP
Level 76	165945 XP
Level 77	170844 XP
Level 78	175865 XP
Level 79	181012 XP
Level 80	186287 XP
Level 81	191694 XP
Level 82	197237 XP
Level 83	202917 XP
Level 84	208740 XP
Level 85	214709 XP
Level 86	220827 XP
Level 87	227097 XP
Level 88	233525 XP
Level 89	240113 XP
Level 90	246866 XP
Level 91	253787 XP
Level 92	260882 XP
Level 93	268154 XP
Level 94	275608 XP
Level 95	283248 XP
Level 96	291079 XP
Level 97	299106 XP
Level 98	307334 XP
Level 99	315767 XP
Level 100	324411 XP

• Polynomial: exp(%level%) = 30000 * %level% ^ 1.025

• Exponential: exp(%level%) = 30000 * Math.pow(1.025, %level%) - 30000 Used in the default config

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Rank and settings