#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# Minecraft color codes go from 0 - F which are base-16
# numbers. In order to supplement numbers after 9, we use A - F.
#
# Generally you would use a Ǡor & character to designate a
# color code, but in this case since the key name (ops-name-color)
# assumes that it's going to be a color, we only need to specify
# the color code.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
ops-name-color: 'none'

#-------------------------------------------------------------------
# A prefix is what comes first. So lets say we want our nick name
# to be: Lysander. With the current prefix, our name will appear
# like this: ~Lysander.
#
# You can change the prefix to be any combination of characters.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
#nickname-prefix: '~'
#
# You can also set your nick to NO characters and they will appear
# as real names.
#nickname-prefix: ''
#
# Maybe you want an explicit tag for them?
nickname-prefix: '[nick] '

#------------------------------------------------------------------
# How long it takes, in seconds, to use commands within:
# EssentialsTele, EssentialsWarp, EssentialsSpawn, and Essentials-
# Home plugins.
#
# This cooldown is ONLY for the Essentials teleportation plugins
# mentioned.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
teleport-cooldown: 0


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is a delay that happens AFTER a user executes one of the
# teleportation commands. This functionality is limited to the
# Essentials teleporation plugins mentioned above.
#
# If the player is attacked or moves before the delay is over, then
# the teleportation is cancelled.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
teleport-delay: 0


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# When using the /heal command, this allows you to set a delay
# between the next time a player can use /heal again. This prevents
# players from spamming /heal if they're in a battle.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
heal-cooldown: 60


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# The default amount of items given if the amount parameter is
# left out of the /item and /give commands.
#
# Example: /give player1 torch
# The above example would give player1 a stack of 64 torches since
# the stack size is set to 64.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
default-stack-size: 64


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Whether or not to reclaim memory when a player logs out. This
# functionality generally increases server stability so unless you
# know EXACTLY how this works, don't change this value.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
reclaim-onlogout: true


# Should primitive spawn protection be enabled?  For most servers, this should be flase; it is better to use a third-party plugin to protect it.
spawn-protection: false

#------------------------------------------------------------------
# :: Nether settings ::
#
# (enabled: false) Prevents the nether world from being generated
# or if the world exists, prevents players from going there.
#
# (enabled: true) Will generate the nether world if it does not
# exist. Allows users to use "/world nether" to get to the nether.
#
# (folder:) What folder you want the nether in. The default folder
# is "nether".
#
# (portals-enabled: true) Allows players to use portals to enter
# the nether.
#
# (portals-enabled: false) Does NOT allow players to use portals
# to enter the nether.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
nether:
  enabled: false
  folder: nether
  portals-enabled: false



#------------------------------------------------------------------
# The number of mobs that a player is allowed to spawn with the
# command: /spawnmob
#------------------------------------------------------------------
spawnmob-limit: 10


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Help information from all your other installed plugins will be
# displayed if this key is set to true.
#
# If you ONLY want Essentials help, set this key to false.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
non-ess-in-help: true;


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Message of the Day Settings
#
# As described earlier in the ops-name-color, you can use the
# minecraft color codes 0 - F. This time you MUST use the ampersand
# character (&) like this: &f or &c to denote the start of colored
# text.
#
# You may also use the various variables that follow:
# {PLAYER}     - The display name of the current player.
# {IP}         - The IP address of the current player.
# {ENTITY}     - The entity ID of the player. (Useful for plugin
#                Developers)
# {PLAYERLIST} - A list of all players currently online.
#
# To use words with contractions like: don't, can't, doesn't, etc..
# you must escape these characters with a double apostraphe.
#
# Here are the words escaped: don''t, can''t, and doesn''t.
#
# Furthermore, you can add or subtract any lines that you wish.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
#motd:
#  - '&cWelcome, {PLAYER}&c!'
#  - '&fType &c/help&f for a list of commands.'
#  - 'Currently online: {PLAYERLIST}'
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Here's an example custom motd I just made. Go ahead and try it
# out in your own server. Remember you can add/edit/remove any
# lines that you want, using the following structure.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
motd:
  - '&bWelcome to DistrictMine, &f{PLAYER}'
  - '&bType &f/help &bfor a list of commands'
  - '&bCurrently online are: &f{PLAYERLIST}'


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Formatting the server rules is EXACTLY like formatting the
# motd above. Use the same structure and syntax to add/edit/remove
# any lines that you want/don't want.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
rules:
  - '[1] Be respectful'
  - '[2] Be ethical'
  - '[3] Use common sense'
  - '[4] No griefing'
  - '[5] Respect other builds'
  - '[6] Enjoy yourself :)'


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Disabled commands will be disabled at a server level, which
# means even if you're in the OP.txt file, you still will NOT have
# access to these commands.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
disabled-commands:


#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Unlike the disabled-commands, THESE commands will be available
# ONLY to people within the OP.txt file.
#
# One thing to note however, this key is ignored completely if you
# are running Permissions. So if you're running Permissions, don't
# expect any of these commands to be restricted.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
restricted-commands:
  - bigtree
  - item
  - give
  - heal
  - plugin
  - time
  - top
  - tp
  - tphere
  - tree

#------------------------------------------------------------------
# You can think of kits as handy packages of items, which can be
# spawned into your inventory with a simple command.
#
# Typing "/kit" will allow you to view the available kits.
# See the cheats section on the Command Reference page for more
# information on the kit command and its permissions.
#
# You can create as many kits as you want, as long as you follow
# the simple structure below.
#
# The key "kits:" is permanent and all kits must be under this
# single key. Never remove the "kits:" key.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
#kits:
#  tools:
#    delay: 10
#    items:
#      - 277 1
#      - 278 1
#      - 279 1
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Here is an example of some custom kits.
#
# Make sure you pay attention to the comments and details of
# each property and how it's indented. Also notice how each item
# has an amount attached to it.
#------------------------------------------------------------------
kits:
  # You can name your kits anything.
  tools:
    # 1 Hour before next use
    delay: 3600
    items:
      # 1 stone sword
      - 272 1
      # 3 stone shovels
      - 273 3
      # 3 stone pickaxes
      - 274 3
      # 3 stone axes
      - 275 3
#  advtools:
#    delay: 1500
#    items:
#      - 276 1
#      - 277 2
#      - 278 2
#      - 279 2
  cobble:
    delay: 30
    items:
      - 4 64




# EssentialsProtect settings requires EssentialsProtect.jar

#Database settings

#mysql or sqlite
ep-datatype: 'sqlite'

#database login details for mysql
ep-username: 'root'
ep-pasword: 'root'
ep-mysqlDb: 'jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/minecraft'

#Protection settings
ep-protectSigns: true
ep-protectRails: true
ep-protectBlockBelow: true
ep-preventBlockOnRail: false

# End Essentials Protect Settings

# End of File