zEvolutiveToolsPlaceholders
The PlaceholderAPI placeholders zEvolutiveTools gives you for scoreboards, holograms, and tab lists.
With PlaceholderAPI installed, zEvolutiveTools adds a zet expansion. Every placeholder reads from memory, never a database query, so they are safe to use in scoreboards, holograms, and tab lists that refresh often.
The held-tool placeholders read the tool in the player's main hand. They return an empty string when no tool is held.
The placeholders
| Placeholder | Returns |
|---|---|
%zet_tool_currency% | Balance of the held tool |
%zet_tool_id% | Id of the held tool, for example pickaxe |
%zet_tool_enchant_<id>% | Level of the named enchant on the held tool |
%zet_tool_effect_<id>% | Tier of the named effect on the held tool |
| Placeholder | Returns |
|---|---|
%zet_stats_currency% | Lifetime currency earned across all of your tools |
%zet_stats_blocks% | Lifetime blocks mined |
%zet_stats_quests% | Lifetime quests completed |
| Placeholder | Returns |
|---|---|
%zet_top_<metric>_<n>_name% | Name of the player ranked n in the metric |
%zet_top_<metric>_<n>_value% | Value of the player ranked n in the metric |
%zet_rank_<metric>% | Your own place in the metric, if you are ranked |
<metric> is currency, blocks, or quests. <n> starts at 1.
Testing a placeholder
The fastest way to check a placeholder without a scoreboard plugin is PlaceholderAPI's own preview command:
/papi parse me %zet_tool_currency%Run /papi list and check that zet appears. If it does not, make sure PlaceholderAPI loaded before zEvolutiveTools, and look in the console for the "Hooked into PlaceholderAPI" line at start-up.