Placeholders
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CyberLevels registers the %clv_*% PlaceholderAPI expansion. Use these placeholders in scoreboards, chat formats, holograms, and any plugin that reads PlaceholderAPI values.
Player placeholders
| Placeholder | Description |
|---|---|
%clv_player_level% | Current level. |
%clv_player_level_next% | Next level value. |
%clv_player_exp% | Current EXP. |
%clv_player_exp_required% | EXP required for the next level. |
%clv_player_exp_remaining% | EXP still needed before leveling up. |
%clv_player_exp_progress_bar% | Progress bar from lang.yml. |
%clv_player_exp_percent% | Progress percentage toward the next level. |
%clv_level_maximum% | Maximum configured level. |
%clv_level_minimum% | Minimum configured level. |
%clv_exp_minimum% | Minimum starting EXP. |
Leaderboard placeholders
| Placeholder | Description |
|---|---|
%clv_leaderboard_name_<position>% | Player name at the given position. |
%clv_leaderboard_displayname_<position>% | Bukkit display name at the given position. |
%clv_leaderboard_level_<position>% | Level at the given position. |
%clv_leaderboard_exp_<position>% | EXP at the given position. |
Leaderboard limits
config.yml, and positions are limited to 1 through 10.Using placeholders in other plugins
Some plugins expect braces instead of percent signs. For example, an Essentials-style format may use {clv_player_level} instead of %clv_player_level%.
If placeholders stay unresolved, reload PlaceholderAPI and CyberLevels, then confirm that your target plugin really supports PlaceholderAPI syntax.
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