Contract Score

Grants an amount of Contract Score (CS) to the player when the reward is claimed. CS is the plugin’s own points system.

Note

At this time, Contract Score is purely cosmetic and has no meaningful value for the player. Later features may use CS, such as leaderboards or a prestige system. Players can still view their CS with the /contracts score chat command!

{
  "type": "Score",
  "title": "",
  "description": "",
  "eligiblePermissions": [],
  "amount": 100
}

Fields

Field	Type	Description
type	string	Exactly 'Score'
amount	integer (min 1)	Amount of Contract Score (CS) granted.

Shared fields (5)

Field	Type	Description
title	string	Display name. May be empty to use the reward type's default name (recommended for most rewards).
titleTranslations	map | null	Per-language overrides for title, mapping a language code (like "fr" or "zh-CN") to the translated text. Players whose language has no entry (matched case-insensitively, no region fallback) or a blank one see title instead. null when there are none.
description	string	A short blurb of 1 to 3 sentences. May be empty.
descriptionTranslations	map | null	Per-language overrides for description, mapping a language code (like "fr" or "zh-CN") to the translated text. Players whose language has no entry (matched case-insensitively, no region fallback) or a blank one see description instead. null when there are none.
eligiblePermissions	string[]	Permission strings that gate this reward, using any-of logic: a non-empty list grants the reward to any player holding at least one of the listed permissions. An empty array means everyone is eligible.

Notes

• amount is a whole number of CS (no decimals) and must be at least 1.
• If title is left empty, the reward displays as Score.
• Score is not to be treated as a currency. It is not spendable and will not become spendable. There’s already Economics and Server Rewards which are much better suited for that purpose, work with almost every other plugin and is free.

Not the reward you’re looking for?

If you need something else that doesn’t look supported by Contracts, you may be able to use a Command Reward to run a command that gives your players the reward you want.