Placeholder API Compatibility

Mythic Dungeons now comes with limited PlaceholderAPI support. So far, a collection of valid placeholders have been implemented, and placeholders will be parsed in message and title functions.

Instance Placeholders

These placeholders can be used when a player is in an instance.

Dungeon Info Placeholders

• %md_dungeon_name%
  The name of the dungeon the player is currently in.

• %md_dungeon_display_name%
  The formal, presentable display name of the dungeon the player is currently in.

Instance Info Placeholders

• %md_dungeon_id%
  The instance ID of the dungeon. This is the dungeon name plus a number.

• %md_dungeon_players%
  The number of players in the dungeon instance, including dead players.

• %md_dungeon_players_living%
  The number of living players in the dungeon instance.

• %md_dungeon_lives_left%
  The number of lives the player has left.

• %md_dungeon_time_left% How many hours, minutes and seconds there are left until the dungeon ends automatically. (For example, 01:35:15 for 1 hour, 35 minutes, and 15 seconds remaining.)

Dungeon-Specific Placeholders

These placeholders can be used by specifying a dungeon name. (Replace [dungeon] with the name of the dungeon.)

• %md_dungeon_[dungeon]_lives%
  How many lives players will start with in this dungeon.

• %md_dungeon_[dungeon]_min_players%
  The minimum number of players needed in a party to enter this dungeon.

• %md_dungeon_[dungeon]_max_players%
  The maximum number of players allowed in a party for this dungeon.

• %md_dungeon_[dungeon]_unlock_time%
  When the player can access this dungeon again as a formatted date.

• %md_dungeon_[dungeon]_unlock_time_seconds%
  How long until the player can access this dungeon again in seconds.

Party Placeholders

These placeholders can be used when a player is in a party.

• %md_party_leader%
  The name of the current party's leader.

• %md_party_size%
  The number of players in the current party.

• %md_party_member_[##]%
  The name of the player in the party corresponding with the provided number. (##) For example, %md_party_member_1% would show the name of the first player in the party.

Recruitment Placeholders

These placeholders can be used by specifying a recruiting player's name. (Replace [player] with the name of the player.)

• %md_recruitment_[player]_host%
  The name of the player hosting this recruitment. Which... you should already have if you've gotten this far. But it's there.

• %md_recruitment_[player]_label%
  The label of this player's recruitment listing.

• %md_recruitment_[player]_description%
  The description of this player's recruitment listing.

• %md_recruitment_[player]_total_players%
  How many players this recruitment listing needs in total.

• %md_recruitment_[player]_players_present%
  How many players this recruitment listing already has.

• %md_recruitment_[player]_players_needed%
  How many players this recruitment listing still needs. (Basically, the amount of spots still available in the party.)

• %md_recruitment_[player]_needs_password%
  "Yes" or "No" depending on if this listing requires a password to join.