Mineplex EXP Hud

A HUD mod requested by a cat which features ways for you to track your EXP and leveling.

Some notable features:

Updates depending on the interval you set or when the world changes
EXP and levels gained over a session (note: it does not account if you leave the server! Might be an option in the future!)
Send the HUD anywhere you'd want it to be by using a percentage-based offset so that whenever you resize the screen, it doesn't stay stuck in a particular location
Position the HUD text
A fully customizable text hud by either using your formatting or language-dependent should your display text fail to parse (do keep in mind that in order for your format to be seen and used, it must follow Java Formatting Standards and will let you know if there are any known errors by highlighting the line red.)
Customize the formattings of decimals, individually (which means you can customize both percentage or seconds) but there is no way at the moment to edit those preferences other than the configuration file
Customize colors, including borders

Display Formatting

Suppose you want to know your actual EXP, received from the server, without having to input a fake number. This is where the mod will allow you to do this along with many other supported formats in the most rough way (this mod was rather "rushed").

Let's say you want format it something along like this: You have <current exp> EXP and have it show as the current EXP that you have, which would be 11111, and results as You have 11111 EXP. You'd have to use, in the actual display formatting line, You have %1$s EXP.

As this uses Java's String formatting, you will have to learn how to apply formatting in a way the mod does not error out from making the editing line's highlight be red.

Color Formatting (introduced in v0.1.0)

To format the text you're dealing with, use &<color>.
- This behaves the same way as it would by using §<color> from the vanilla game.

Some small tips:

To show a simple percent % while avoiding an error, use %%.
Rather than use %<number>$s (which specifically targets which format index to use and is the preferred method), you could instead use %s to do an incremental formatting (just keep in mind that all of the lines you're dealing with are all parsed at once as the mod connects your multi-line texts into a single line which is why the numeric route is better-suited to avoid confusion. You'll see this as you experiment around with your multi-line strings).
To show &<color> in the end result, just perform &&<color>.

Examples:

EXP: %1$s/%2$s | Progress: %5$s results in EXP: 11111/50000 | Progress: 22.22%
Session: %9$s EXP | Set Time: %11$s EXP results in Session: 100 EXP | Set Time: 5 EXP
Until Next Update: %6$s results in Until Next Update: 3 seconds

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