#======MobBountyReloadedDrops Setup======#
Version: 80

Setting up MobBountyReloadedDrops is extremely easy.

Step One: Make sure that you're running a 1.4 version of Minecraft with Bukkit and have MobBountyReloaded running.
Step Two: Drop the MobBountyReloadedDrops_v80.jar into your plugins folder.
Step Three: Restart your server.
Step Four: Edit your configs.
Step Five: Type "/mbdl" to reload them.

You're done!

#======MobBountyReloadedDrops Configuration======#
You'll find in your Drops.yml a listing that looks like this:

Default:
  Bat:
    dropModifyingEnabled: false
    cancelNormalDrops: false
    drops:
    - i:0;d:0;a:0;p:0.0
    
Here's an explanation. Default is your world here. If the plugin doesn't find a world name
  elsewhere in the configuration, it checks here for the information it wants.
dropModifyingEnabled controls whether or not drops are modified for this creature.
cancelNormalDrops controls whether or not only the drops specified in this file are dropped.

drops are done like above. Here is a breakdown of what it means.

  i:388 - The ID of the item is 388 (emerald)
  d:0 - The data value of the item is 0
  a:1 - The amount of items
  p:100.0 - The chance that an item will be dropped (out of 100.0)
  
You can combine any of the four above flags in any order or way you'd like. You could do:

  i:388;p:100.0
  i:388;a:5
  a:20;i:388
  d:0;a:50;p:20.0;i:388
  
All of them would work. The amount parameter can handle ranges. To include that, just add a "-".

  i:388;d:0;a:1-5;p:100.0
  
  Drops 1-5 emeralds 100% of the time.
  
To have a special drop in a world, add this to your config:

worldnamehere:
  creaturenamehere:
    dropModifyingEnabled: trueorfalsehere
    cancelNormalDrops: trueorfalsehere
    drops:
    - dropformulahere
  

#======MobBountyReloadedDrops Commands======#

Here is a list of all of the commands that come with MobBountyReloadedDrops.

    mobbountydropsload:
        description: Reloads the MobBountyReloadedDrops configs.
        aliases: [mbdl, mbdload, mbdropsl, mobbdl, mbountydl, mbountydropsl]
        usage: /<command>
    mobbountydropssave:
        description: Reloads the MobBountyReloadedDrops configs.
        aliases: [mbds, mbdsave, mbdropss, mobbds, mbountyds, mbountydropss]
        usage: /<command>
    mobbountydropscheck:
        description: Reloads the MobBountyReloadedDrops configs.
        aliases: [mbdc, mbdcheck, mbdropsc, mobbdc, mbountydc, mbountydropsc]
        usage: /<command>
    mobbountydropsdrops:
    	description: Allows the user to modify drop strings for a creature.
        aliases: [mbdd, mbddrops, mbdropsd, mobbdd, mbountydd, mbountydropsd]
        usage: /<command> <creature> <drop string 1> [drop string 2] [etc.]
    mobbountydropsworlddrops:
    	description: Allows the user to modify drop strings for a creature.
        aliases: [mbdwd, mbdwdrops, mbdropswd, mobbdwd, mbountydwd, mbountydropswd]
        usage: /<command> <creature> <world> <drop string 1> [drop string 2] [etc.]
        
#======MobBountyReloadedDrops Permissions======#

Here is a list of all MobBountyReloaded permissions.

    mbrd.admin.command.load:
        description: Allows the use of the load command.
        default: op
    mbrd.admin.command.save:
        description: Allows the use of the save command.
        default: op
    mbrd.admin.command.check:
        description: Allows the use of the check command.
        default: op
    mbrd.admin.command.modifydrops:
        description: Allows the use of the modify drops command.
        default: op
    mbrd.admin.command.modifyworlddrops:
        description: Allows the use of the modify world drops command.
        default: op
    mbrd.admin.command.*:
        description: Gives all MBRD command permissions.
        default: op
        children:
            mbrd.admin.command.load: true
            mbrd.admin.command.save: true
            mbrd.admin.command.check: true
            mbrd.admin.command.modifydrops: true
            mbrd.admin.command.modifyworlddrops: true
            