Not Enough Experience

Description

This is a simple mod that adds a multiplier to the xp that is dropped by mobs and mined ores.

Commands

nexp - use this command to display the current multipliers while in game

Config Options

Debug Mode

The only reason to have debug mode enabled is if you want to make sure the xp multipliers are working correctly. When enabled, Every time you kill a mob or mine an ore that drops xp, it will send a message in the chat displaying the following information:

• the current multiplier being applied
• the xp that would have been dropped in vanilla minecraft
• the xp that was actually dropped
• the players xp before adding the dropped xp

Ore Multiplier

• Minimum Value: 0.1
• Maximum Value: 100.0
• Default Value: 1.0

The multiplier for the xp dropped when mining ore. Any number above 1 will increase the amount of xp dropped, and any number below 1 will decrease the amount of xp dropped.

Mob Multiplier

• Minimum Value: 0.1
• Maximum Value: 100.0
• Default Value: 1.0

The multiplier for the xp dropped when killing mobs. Any number above 1 will increase the amount of xp dropped, and any number below 1 will decrease the amount of xp dropped.

Changing Config Values (File)

If you don't have access to the client, you will need to edit the config file directly. It is fairly straightforward, just look for the file named notenoughxp-common.toml in your config directory. Once you open it there will be 3 things you can change:

• debug
• ore_multiplier
• mob_multiplier

To update these values, just change the value after the "="

debug can be set to either true or false. (Ex. debug = false)

ore_multipler can be set to any number between 0.1 and 100.0. (Ex. ore_multipler = 4.3)

mob_multipler can be set to any number between 0.1 and 100.0. (Ex. mob_multipler = 10.0)

Changing Config Values (GUI)

If you do have access to the client, You can edit the options in the mod config screen, otherwise known as a GUI. To access this screen/GUI:

1. In the main menu, underneath the Singleplayer and Multiplayer buttons, there is a button titled Mods, click on it
2. This should bring up a list of all your installed mods. Find Not Enough XP and click on it
3. On the bottom left of the screen, the Config button should be lit up, click on it
4. This will launch the config screen, where you can easily change your settings.