ModernJobs

A premium Minecraft jobs plugin with full GUI, prestige, boosters, perks, leaderboards and PlaceholderAPI support.

API-Version 1.21+ Folia Supported PlaceholderAPI Vault Economy 11 Built-in Jobs

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Level Rewards

When a player reaches a specific level, they can receive a reward. Rewards support two formats.

Format 1 — Prestige-aware (recommended)

The rewards: section has an outer key for prestige level, then inner keys for job level:

rewards:
  0:                               # Prestige 0 (normal play)
    5:                             # At job level 5
      money: 500                   # Give this much money
      commands:
        - "say %player% reached level 5!"
      items:
        - "DIAMOND 8"              # Give 8 diamonds
        - "GOLDEN_APPLE 4"
      permissions:
        - "ojobs.miner.fortune"   # Grant this permission
      firework: false              # Launch a firework on reward?
      sound: "UI_TOAST_CHALLENGE_COMPLETE"
      sound-volume: 1.0
      sound-pitch: 1.0
  1:                               # Prestige 1 rewards
    10:
      money: 5000
      commands: []
      items:
        - "NETHERITE_INGOT 1"
      permissions: []
      firework: true
      sound: "UI_TOAST_CHALLENGE_COMPLETE"
      sound-volume: 1.0
      sound-pitch: 1.0

Reward Fields Explained

Field	What it does
`money`	Amount of money to give (requires Vault)
`commands`	List of console commands to run. `%player%` is replaced with the player's name.
`items`	List of items in `MATERIAL AMOUNT` format. Given directly to the player's inventory.
`permissions`	List of permissions to grant the player permanently (uses LuckPerms or similar).
`firework`	`true` = launch a colourful firework at the player's location.
`sound`	A Bukkit Sound enum name played to the player on level-up.
`sound-volume`	Volume of the sound (1.0 = normal).
`sound-pitch`	Pitch of the sound (1.0 = normal, 2.0 = higher).

XP Multipliers

There are three layers of XP multipliers that stack:

Global multiplier (xp.global-multiplier) — applies to everyone
Permission multiplier — applies to players with a specific permission. Highest matching permission wins (they don't stack with each other)
Active booster — temporary multiplier added on top

xp:
  global-multiplier: 1.0
  permission-multipliers:
    ojobs.multiplier.vip:   1.25   # VIP rank gets 25% extra XP
    ojobs.multiplier.mvp:   1.5    # MVP rank gets 50% extra XP
    ojobs.multiplier.elite: 2.0    # Elite rank gets double XP

XP Boosters

Boosters are temporary XP multipliers that apply to a specific job (or all jobs). Activate via the Admin GUI or the command:

/jobs booster add <job> <multiplier> <duration-seconds>

Example: /jobs booster add miner 2.0 3600 — doubles Miner XP for 1 hour.

Booster limits are configurable in config.yml under xp.boosters.

When a booster activates, all online players receive a chat notification. When it expires, they are notified again.

Prestige System

Prestige allows players to "reset" a job after reaching max level, in exchange for a permanent XP bonus and exclusive rewards.

i Prestige is tracked per job. A player can be Prestige 3 in Miner and still Prestige 0 in Farmer.

How to Prestige

Reach max level in a job (e.g. level 20)
Open /jobs → click the job → the ⭐ Prestige button glows
Click Prestige — level resets to 1, XP resets to 0
All future XP in this job is multiplied by 1 + (prestige × xp-bonus-per-prestige)

What Resets and What Stays

prestige.reset-level: true sends that job back to level 1.
prestige.reset-xp: true clears the current XP progress in that job.
The prestige counter itself increases permanently for that specific job.
The XP bonus only affects the job that was prestiged.

prestige:
  enabled: true
  max-prestige: 10
  reset-level: true
  reset-xp: true
  xp-bonus-per-prestige: 0.10

XP Bonus Examples

Prestige	Total bonus	Effective XP multiplier
0	+0%	`1.00x`
1	+10%	`1.10x`
3	+30%	`1.30x`
5	+50%	`1.50x`
10	+100%	`2.00x`

Prestige Reward Layers

Global prestige rewards in config.yml under prestige.rewards.
Job-specific prestige rewards in job files under rewards.<prestige>.<level>.

Prestige Rewards

Define milestone rewards in config.yml. These trigger when a player reaches that prestige level:

prestige:
  rewards:
    1:
      money: 5000
      commands:
        - "say %player% prestiged for the first time!"
    5:
      money: 50000
      commands:
        - "broadcast %player% reached Prestige 5!"

Jobs can also have prestige-specific level rewards in their yml files (under rewards.1:, rewards.2:, etc.).

ModernJobs — Premium Minecraft Jobs Plugin

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