Shop & Achievements

The Mod Editor includes dedicated pages for managing the Token Shop and Achievement definitions.

Token Shop

The shop editor manages items that players can purchase with quest tokens.

Shop Overview

At the top you see:

• Total item count in the shop
• Currency ID -- the token type used for purchases (e.g. quest_token)
• Search bar -- filter items by ID or name

Item Table

Each shop item displays in a table with columns:

Column	Description
Item	Item ID (monospaced), display name, and category badge
Cost	Token price
Qty	Quantity given per purchase
Weight	Sort weight in the shop UI

Custom items (marked C) can be removed with the X button.

Adding a Shop Item

1. Click + Add Item
2. Item ID -- type or use the autocomplete to find valid item IDs from your server
3. Cost -- set the token price
4. Quantity -- how many the player receives per purchase
5. Click Add to Shop

info

The autocomplete pulls item IDs from your server's /ksdev export. If you have not imported reference data, you can still type IDs manually.

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Achievements

Achievements are organized into three categories, each in a separate tab:

Tab	Description
Standard	General gameplay achievements
MMO	Multiplayer and social achievements
RPG	Character progression achievements

Achievement List

The left sidebar shows achievements for the selected category. Each entry displays:

• Achievement ID
• Source badge -- C for custom, M for modified
• Trigger summary -- abbreviated trigger types and targets

Use the Search bar to filter by ID, or click + New Achievement to create one.

General Properties

When you select an achievement, the detail panel shows:

• ID -- unique identifier (not editable after creation)
• Icon Item -- item displayed as the achievement icon (with autocomplete)
• Category -- combat, gathering, crafting, exploration, social, or progression
• Difficulty -- easy, normal, hard, or legendary
• Name Key / Description Key -- i18n localization keys
• Requires -- prerequisite achievement ID (must be completed first)
• Title Reward -- an optional title granted on completion, with color
• Hidden -- whether the achievement is hidden until unlocked

Triggers

Triggers define what the player must do to earn the achievement. Each trigger has:

• Type -- one of: kills, blocks_mined, blocks_chopped, blocks_dug, blocks_placed, blocks_harvested, items_collected, items_crafted, flowers_picked, interact_npc, zone_discovered, distance_traveled, playtime_minutes, damage_dealt, damage_taken
• Count -- how many times the action must be performed
• Target -- the specific entity, block, or item (with autocomplete for applicable types). Comma-separated for multiple targets.

tip

Some trigger types like distance_traveled and playtime_minutes do not require a target -- the target field is automatically hidden for these.

Rewards

Each achievement can grant one or more rewards:

Reward Type	Fields
item	Item ID (autocomplete) + amount
quest_tokens	Amount of quest tokens
currency	Amount of currency
mmo_xp	Amount of MMO experience
lootbag	Lootbag ID
title	Title text
command	Server command + executor (console or player)

Base vs. Custom

• BASE achievements are read-only. Click Clone to Custom to make an editable copy.
• CUSTOM achievements are fully editable with all fields unlocked.

Creating an Achievement

Select the target category tab, click + New Achievement, enter a unique ID, and configure triggers, rewards, and properties in the detail panel.

warning

Achievement IDs must be unique across all three categories. The editor checks for duplicates globally.