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On this page, you will find how to turn a hologram into a top list built from any plugin's placeholders.
A leaderboard is saved in its hologram's own file in the holograms folder. It needs PlaceholderAPI and a plugin with top-list placeholders.
#Leaderboards
A leaderboard is a hologram that shows a top list instead of its pages: a header, one row per rank and a footer. The rows are filled from two placeholders of any plugin, one for the name and one for the value at each rank.
Make one from the lime pane in Editor > Leaderboards, which creates it where you stand, or turn an existing hologram into one from its editor. Its pages are kept, and come back when it is turned back into a hologram. Everything else about the hologram, such as its appearance, visibility, clicks and attachment, still applies.
#Name Placeholder
The placeholder that gives the name at each rank. {rank} becomes the row number, such as %ajlb_lb_statistic_player_kills_{rank}_alltime_name%.
#Value Placeholder
The placeholder that gives the value at each rank, written the same way.
#Rows
How many ranks are shown, from 1 to 100.
#Refresh Interval
How many seconds pass between updates of the rows, from 1 to 3600. It replaces the hologram's Update Interval.
#Empty Names
Names that mean nobody holds the rank yet, such as ---. A rank whose name is one of these, is blank, or is the placeholder left unfilled uses the Empty Row Format.
#Header
The lines above the rows. Placeholders work, so a header can show the player's own score.
#Row Format
How a filled row looks, with {rank}, {name} and {value}.
#Empty Row Format
How a rank with nobody looks, with {rank}.
#Footer
The lines below the rows.
#Turn Back Into Hologram
Stops showing the top list and shows the pages again.