Progression Overview

XenoLevels treats progression as a collection of systems. Each system lives in plugins/XenoLevels/systems/<system>/ and can target a different playstyle—survival progression, mining, combat, or prestige ladders.

Systems at a glance

• Register systems inside systems/systems.yml.
• Each system folder includes system.yml, levels.yml, exp-events.yml, and optional files for rewards, boosters, GUI, and anti-abuse rules—use the Event Catalog when planning those EXP triggers.
• You can run multiple systems in parallel and assign a default via default-system.

Level curve

• Define starting level and EXP requirements in levels.yml.
• Use the general.exp formula for the baseline and override specific milestones under levels.specific.
• Requirements can reference Experience Event filters so milestone levels demand extra achievements.

Prestiges

• Enable prestiges when you want long-term resets with new perks.
• Configure the ladder in prestiges.yml by listing required levels and optional reset behaviour.
• Combine prestige unlocks with reward patterns or booster requirements to make each tier meaningful.

Data storage

• Choose your backend in config.yml. XenoLevels currently documents SQLite, MySQL/MariaDB, and PostgreSQL.
• Auto-save keeps player data safe at the interval defined under config.auto-save.