TBMC-Blueprint/Plugins/World/Per-World.md

the basic functionality is done it can store and retrieve inventories, playerdata, and player locations

THINGS I WILL ADD:

            "OBJECT-BASED" CONFIGURATION

LOCATIONS: world-specific, or categorical (ie "spawn" - every world has one)

  able to create, if you want, entire unique trees of defaults for each location category,
   to be used when a world does not have a coordinate set for the location category
   DEFAULT default is server spawn.
   
  A teleport command to that location can be given its own per-command defaults
   including "none" - ie, cancel the teleport if the target world has no coords set
   for that category

EXCURSIONS: an excursion is an ongoing "visit" to a world. each player can have multiple stored excursions per world every excursion has its own inventory and/or data

world-specific
categorical

  excursion tracking: some excursions might terminate if the player dies, respawning them elsewhere,
   or, perform some other action in response to an event occuring within the excursion

STORYLINES: a player can have multiple storylines, each one a separate path through the server, almost like multiple accounts per player. There could be, for example, a utility admin storyline, a path completely separate from the admin's journey as a player

world scope: for each storyline, set which worlds are, or are not, part of the storyline.
 those worlds when entered might default you to a different storyline, or deny your entry entirely
 until you switch to an allowed storyline for that world.

PLAYER TRACKING: certain player data points must be tracked and stored, such as last known location, last death, number of deaths, etc. These are all stored in the following way:

per player
per storyline per player
per world per storyline per player
per excursion per world per storyline per player

And the incomplete list of automatically tracked data points:

LAST KNOWN LOCATION

(PLAYER)
LAST DEATH
LAST KILL
# DEATHS
# KILLS

(MOB) ...?
LAST DEATH
LAST KILL
# DEATHS
# KILLS

maybe just implement a sort of "per-world scoreboards" type thing allowing for arbitrary named objectives with arbitrary integer values