# The pricelist is what you pay the player for breaking or placing certain blocks
# default is what the player is paid if you don't specify how much a certain block is
# For example if you only have Stone and default setup in your price list then your players
# will get your set break price everytime they break stone and if they break any other block they will get your default price
# default is mandatory and must be in the config, if you do not want to use it then set it to zero but
# if you remove it you will crash the plugin.
# The format is:
# <item_name>:
#      break: 0.0
#      place: 0.0
# the item names can be found in the items WurkItItems.txt in the plugin folder but generally
# it is just the grammatically correct item name so stone is "Stone"
# all spaces are replaced with _'s and word after also starts with a capital so cobbelstone stairs is Cobblestone_Stairs
# if you are unsure check the WurkItItems.txt but to use an item it must be written in the config exactly as it is
# in the WurkItItems.txt and it is case-sensitive so if in your config you do this
# sToNe:
#    break: 3.0
#    place: 1.0
# it's not going to work and your stone will just get the default value. It must be "Stone"

PriceList:
   default:
      break: 10.0
      place: 0.0


# Set your message in the message field. Use the text $$ where you want to put your amount
# your currency units are automatically picked up. Coloured messages are currently not supported
# set enabled to false if you do not want to get the payday messages sent to your players.

PaydayMessage:
   message: "It's payday! You earned $$"
   enabled: true

# The PaydayInterval is how often your players get paid and it is in second. Only put integers (whole numbers) in here
# the buffer size dictates how many blocks are recorded as being placed or broken and thus have no value if broken or palced at any one time
# now this buffer lives in memory on your server so if you don't want to pwn your server I suggest you keep this modest
# at a guess I'd say 1000 is reasonable for most servers without causing too much trouble but if you find you are getting
# performance issues after installing this plugin then I'd say reduce the buffer size
# by default the buffer runs a moving window so when it hits the max size the first entry is deleted to make room for the last one
# the buffer is cleared by default whenever there is a payday but if you want to keep your rolling window constant then change
# your clearBufferOnPayday value to false. Its true by default to give your poor server memory a break from time to time
# rather than being at max capacity all the time but if you think your server can hack it then you can set it there
# debugType takes three different values and is just used to make sure that your payday is firing correctly
# you can use none, simple or verbose. Simple will tell only when the payday task fires and verbose
# will show you when it fires and also how much each player is paid

PaydayInterval:
   interval: 6
   clearBufferOnPayday: false
   debugType: none
   bufferSize: 1000