ActivityEconomy

Passive, automatic rewards for normal Minecraft gameplay.

ActivityEconomy rewards players automatically for the activities they naturally perform, including mining, building, crafting, fishing, enchanting, brewing, traveling, and playtime.

There are no jobs, professions, job selection, GUIs, or manual reward claims. Players simply play normally while ActivityEconomy handles reward calculation and economy payouts automatically.

Features

• Passive rewards for normal gameplay
• Playtime, block breaking, block placing, crafting, fishing, enchanting, brewing, and travel rewards
• Vault-based economy integration
• EssentialsX Economy and CMI Economy support through Vault
• CoinEngine support through Vault when available
• Rolling 60-minute earning limit
• Configurable reward scaling
• Permission and world multipliers
• Persistent player-placed block tracking
• Anti-exploit protections
• AFK, movement, fishing, and repetitive-action protections
• SQLite player data storage
• Configurable action-bar notifications
• Optional PlaceholderAPI support
• Optional WorldGuard support
• Administrative statistics, debugging, reload, pause, resume, and activity controls

Economy Balancing

ActivityEconomy uses a reward pipeline that applies:

Base reward → Permission multiplier → World multiplier → Scaling → Remaining hourly budget

The rolling hourly budget acts as the hard safety boundary, while configurable reward values and scaling allow server owners to tune the plugin to their economy.

Requirements

• Paper 1.21.x
• Java 21
• Vault
• A Vault-compatible economy provider

Tested on Paper 26.2 — latest build at testing time.

Installation

1. Install Vault and a Vault-compatible economy plugin.
2. Download activityeconomy-1.0.0.jar.
3. Place the JAR in your server's plugins/ folder.
4. Start the server.
5. Configure ActivityEconomy to match your server economy.

For complete configuration, commands, permissions, integrations, balancing details, and troubleshooting, see the ActivityEconomy GitHub Wiki.