Placeholders

All messages are able to parse external PlaceholderAPI placeholders. They will be parsed for the recipient of the message. Below is a table of provided placeholders.

Name	Type	Description
<viewer>	Internal	Viewer of the current chat message.
<viewer_credits>	Internal	Amount of credits the current chat message viewer currently has.
<viewer_uuid>	Internal	UUID that the plugin currently has stored for the current chat message viewer.
<viewer_redeemed>	Internal	Amount of credits the current chat message viewer has redeemed.
<sender>	Internal	Name of the command executor.
<sender_credits>	Internal	Amount of credits the command executor currently has.
<sender_uuid>	Internal	UUID that the plugin currently has stored for the command executor.
<sender_redeemed>	Internal	Amount of credits the command executor has redeemed.
<target>	Internal	Name of the command target.
<target_credits>	Internal	Amount of credits the command target currently has.
<target_uuid>	Internal	UUID that the plugin currently has stored for the command target.
<target_redeemed>	Internal	Amount of credits the command target has redeemed.
<skill>	Internal	Name of affected mcMMO skill, formatted. Ex. Acrobatics.
<cap>	Internal	Level cap of affected mcMMO skill.
<amount>	Internal	Amount of credits used within a transaction. Works for modify or redeem commands.
<rank>	Internal	Rank on the MCMMOCredits leaderboard. Only usable in the "leaderboard-entry" message.
%mcmmocredits_credits%	PlaceholderAPI	Returns the amount of mcMMO Credits a user currently has.
%mcmmocredits_redeemed%	PlaceholderAPI	Returns the amount of mcMMO Credits a user has redeemed.
%mcmmocredits_username%	PlaceholderAPI	Returns the username stored for a User.
%mcmmocredits_uuid%	PlaceholderAPI	Returns the UUID stored for a User.
%mcmmocredits_cached%	PlaceholderAPI	Returns if the user is currently cached.

Command Placeholders

In commands, there are a specific subset of placeholders also available for command failures. These are below.

Name	Type	Description
<correct_syntax>	Command Caption	Provides the correct command syntax in the "invalid-syntax" message.
<correct_sender>	Command Caption	Provides the correct command sender type in the "invalid-sender" message.
<permission>	Command Caption	Provides the required permission in the "no-permission" message.
<command_context>	Command Caption	Attempts to provide the command context in the "command-execution" message. Likely to be removed.
<argument_error>	Command Caption	See below
<input>	Command Caption	Command input used in multiple command argument parse failure messages.
<flag>	Command Caption	Available when a command flag is involved in the error. Example: argument-parse-failure-flag-duplicate-flag
<min>	Command Caption	Minimum acceptable number in argument-parse-failure-number message.
<max>	Command Caption	Maximum acceptable number in argument-parse-failure-number message.
<stringMode>	Command Caption	String mode used in argument-parse-failure-string message.
<acceptableValues>	Command Caption	List of acceptable values used in argument-parse-failure-enum

Argument Parsing Placeholder

The <argument_error> placeholder will output the message configured in config.yml that matches the relevant argument parsing failure. For example, if a flag is duplicated within a command, the "argument-parsing" message is sent to the User, with the <argument_error> placeholder replaced with the message located at argument-parse-failure-flag-duplicate-flag in the config.

argument-parse-failure-flag-duplicate-flag: Duplicate flag <flag>
argument-parsing: '<red>Argument Error: <argument_error>'

When a user duplicates a flag, the message they would receive is: <red>Argument Error: Duplicate flag <flag>