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# Config.yml

```yml
Config:
  time-format:
    year: 'y'
    month: 'm'
    week: 'w'
    day: 'd'
    hour: 'h'
    minute: 'm'
    second: 's'
  # This interval is used to update the item lore, name of active armor
  update-armor-info-interval: 5
  # It is used for check and save in cache the active armor if for some reason the detectors do
  # not detect the armor pieces.
  check-armor-interval: 5
  # Disable the actions of the items and don't receive rewards.
  actions: true
  # Disable the option to receive exp in items and level up items.
  upgrades: true

  # These two options are to activate only certain classes of the events, if in exp-events
  # is only BLOCK_BREAK, only that way of raising exp will be activated, or if in actions-events
  # is only PLAYER_ATTACK, only the combat class will be activated.
  exp-events:
    - 'BLOCK_BREAK'
    - 'PLAYER_KILLS'
  actions-events:
    - 'BLOCK_BREAK'
    - 'PLAYER_ATTACK'
Armors:
```


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