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Custom XP Scaling

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Custom XP Scaling

By harrynullOwner

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Change how much experience is required to level up

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Minecraft
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Description

Allow you to customize the XP scaling in the game. You can set the XP scaling to be linear, exponential, or any custom curve you want.

In mod configuration, you can use a math formula to describe the relationship between the level and the XP required to reach the next level.
Available operations and functions can be found [here](https://ezylang.github.io/EvalEx/references/references.html).

Here is an example of what the vanilla XP scaling looks like:
```IF(level >= 31, level * 9 - 158, IF(level >= 16, 5 * level - 38, 2 * level + 7))```

This mod is licensed under the MIT license.

Allow you to customize the XP scaling in the game. You can set the XP scaling to be linear, exponential, or any custom curve you want.

In mod configuration, you can use a math formula to describe the relationship between the level and the XP required to reach the next level. Available operations and functions can be found here.

Here is an example of what the vanilla XP scaling looks like: IF(level >= 31, level * 9 - 158, IF(level >= 16, 5 * level - 38, 2 * level + 7))

This mod is licensed under the MIT license.