Build Refund

Build Refund 1.1.0

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Demolishing structures returns some of the original cost
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Better No Escape
This plugin refunds a percentage of the materials used to upgrade a structure when it's demolished. The percentage refunded can be adjusted in the config.

Players do not get refunded the base twig cost but instead what they spent to upgrade it. For example, demolishing a metal wall does not return 50 wood (twig cost) but instead 200 metal fragments—the cost of upgrading a wall to metal.




Potential Conflicts

If you're using the No Gibs plugin, this plugin won't work correctly unless Disable Debris Spawn For Demolished Structures is set to false in No Gibs' settings.

Recommended Plugins

  • Extended Demolish - Lets you change how long players can demolish their own structures.

Permissions

  • buildrefund.use - Allows a player to receive refunds when demolishing structures.

Configuration

JSON: 
{
  "Version": "1.1.0",
  "Refund Percentage": 100,
  "Block Refund During Raid Block (Better No Escape)": false
}
  • Refund Percentage - The percentage of upgrade materials refunded when demolishing a structure.
  • Block Refund During Raid Block - If enabled, players will not receive a refund for demolishing structures while they are raid-blocked by the Better No Escape plugin. Has no effect if that plugin isn't installed.

Localization

JSON: 
{
  "RefundSummary": "Refund issued for demolishing {0} (Grade: {1}):\n{2}",
  "RefundBlocked": "You won't receive a refund for demolishing while raid-blocked."
}
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