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How do I create a kit with EssentialsX?

Creating an EssentialsX kit is quite simple! There are actually multiple ways this can be done.

EssentialsX:
https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/essentialsx.9089/

Creating A Kit From In Game



First off, you will want to have the items in your inventory.
At this stage before creating the kit, you will want to enchant any items like armour that you would like to be enchanted in the kit.

You are also able to name the items as well at this state.

Once your inventory is filled up with the kit, you can proceed to using the create kit command.

The command is as follows:
/createkit <name> <time>


You would want to replace <name> with the kits name. As for the time, that is the cooldown between each use. This is counted in seconds.

Using A Plugin To Create A Kit



You are able to use a plugin to create a kit. Which is basically the same as using the built in method with EssentialsX. Though this plugin adds a couple of features so you do not have to touch a config file.

KitCreator:
https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/kitcreator.11896/

When creating the kit, you will want to enchant any items like armour that you would like to be enchanted in the kit. You are also able to name the items as well at this state.

Once your inventory is filled up with the kit, you can proceed to using the create kit command.

The command is as follows:
/createkit <name> <time>


The name would be the kits name and time would be the cooldown. Which is counted in seconds.

You are also able to delete the kit, add items to a kit, and rename the kit. Which is useful for later use down the road.

If you need to add an item to the kit from your inventory, do the following.
/addtokit <kitname>


Though if you are wanting to add to a kit using the item ID, you do do the following.
/idadd <kitname> <itemid> <quantity>


For example, if I wanted to add 64 grass blocks to kit starter, I would do:
/idadd starter 2 64


To rename a kit, you can do this command.
/renamekit <oldkitname> <newkitname>

Updated on: 06/11/2020

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