Player Progress
LevelCraft has a custom progression system.
The mineral item sets used for weapons, armor, and tools are limited to the player's skill level. The player's progress depends on the level of skills they have, that is, they will not be able to use an item that is above their skill level. It will be explained in more detail below.
The requirements for mineral tiers are as follows:
- Leather: 10
- Wood: 15
- Stone: 25
- Iron: 50
- Diamond: 75
- Netherite: 150
- WHEAT: 1
- CARROTS: 2
- POTATOES: 2
- BEETROOTS: 3
- PUMPKIN: 5
- MELON: 5
- SWEET_BERRIES: 4
- COCOA: 6
- NETHER_WART: 7
- BAMBOO: 3
- SUGAR_CANE: 2
- CACTUS: 3
- GLOW_BERRIES: 8
You can view and track the progress of your skills with the /lc stasts or /stats command
In this menu you can track the progress of each skill. You will be able to see the scope of the skill. You will be able to see how much experience you have accumulated for each skill. The levels needed to unlock a perk.
This menu allows you to forge new items to make them more powerful. You need a core and a permitted item to be able to forge it.
Mobs will rarely drop items with rarity, quality and power. These can be improved with cores. The rarity of the item can be leveled up. If you want to improve an object that does not have a tier (vanilla), you must use a common core to be able to give it statistics and make it a little more powerful. If the object already has a rarity, a higher rarity core must be used to improve it.
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Common(vanilla) → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → MasterCraft
Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mastercraft
In short, an item's level needs a higher Core level to be upgraded.
Note: Every time you improve an item, its probability of being able to be improved will decrease. A common item has a 100% probability of improvement. This probability decreases depending on the rarity of the item.
Cores are valuable items used to upgrade your weapons, armor and tools, each core has its own level, from a Common core with low stats to a Master core that grants even higher stats.
