View milestones in /vote gui

[TomLewis]

Can we please get a way to check milestones in-game as a player, via maybe /vote gui, so that they can see how far they have come and to track how many more they can do.

Also when I add new vote milestones, are these atomatically given to players that supassed the milestones already? How/when are these milestones being triggerd when the vote?

You could add lore to the milestone yaml so thats shown as the lore:

  '15000':
    Enabled: true
    DisplayName: '&a&lVote 21'
    DisplayLore:
    - '&7You have voted 21 times!'
    - '&7Click to receive your reward!'
    Rewards:
      Money: 15000
      Messages:
        Player: '&8[&3VOTE&8] &aYou got %milestone% milestone votes!'
      Commands:
        Console:
        - crate give to %player% vote 21

[BenCodez]

These placeholderapi placeholders are available

votingplugin_milestonecount - User milestonecount
votingplugin_milestone_numberofvotesuntil_20 - Get number of votes until milestone
votingplugin_milestone_numberofvotesuntil_1 - Get number of votes until milestone
votingplugin_nextmilestone_votes_required - Get number of votes required for next available milestone
votingplugin_nextmilestone_votes_until - Get number of votes until next available milestone

[TomLewis]

I started making a custom GUI for this out of those placeholders, but theres an issue. The first time you load these placeholders, they do not work. It shows some dots.

This happens every single time you log out and in-again, which means if I have a dynamic Deluxe Menus that shows custom blocks based on if you have unlocked a milestone or not, it will show incorrectly with nothing, you would have to as a user open the GUI, close it and open it again for these to load...

If I close the panel and re-open it, its fine, until I relog.

[BenCodez]

https://github.com/BenCodez/VotingPlugin/wiki/PlaceHolderAPI-Expansion

Add _process to the end of the placeholder.

After a server restart it should stay cached though without that

[TomLewis]

Fantastic, that worked without having to restart, doing this all on my local dev server atm.

Are there any performance issues with this?

[BenCodez]

It just might trigger a mysql query, so try to avoid using that on the main thread, it can crash the server in rare cases. That's why it's disabled by default