Getting Started
First steps for installing, understanding, and configuring CyberTokens.
What is CyberTokens?
CyberTokens is BitAspire's streamlined economy plugin for servers that want one configurable token balance instead of a full multi-currency stack. It focuses on balance storage, player-to-player transfers, leaderboards, transaction history, and an admin command layer that can be used without a GUI.
What it includes
- One global currency with custom symbol, singular/plural names, compact number suffixes, and output formatting.
- Public commands for balances, payments, balance leaderboards, and transaction history.
- Admin commands for give, take, set, reset, rollback, reload, and transaction cleanup.
- Optional PlaceholderAPI support through the
%ctk_*%expansion. - Vault bridge support so other plugins can read the same balance source.
File layout
CyberTokens stores its public configuration in plugins/CyberTokens/:
config.ymlcontrols currency rules, payment rules, database settings, and autosave behavior.lang.ymlcontrols player-facing command messages and administrative feedback.database.dbis created automatically whenconfig.database.typeisSQLITE.
Suggested first setup flow
- Start the server once so CyberTokens generates its files.
- Open
config.ymland adjust the currency symbol, names, starting balance, and storage backend. - Review payment limits, cooldowns, tax settings, and transaction retention.
- Reload with
/eco reloador restart the server after larger edits. - Grant permissions using your permission plugin so players only see the commands they should use.
No GUI editing
CyberTokens is configured through YAML files and commands. It does not ship with a built-in editor GUI for economy settings.
Documentation Tree
Use this page as the fastest entry point into CyberTokens and its core topics.
Supported Plugins
Review which optional plugins matter around CyberTokens and what role each one plays.
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