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# ⚡Boosters

Boosters provide temporary enhancements to players or the entire server. The plugin supports economy boosters and effect boosters.

**Activating Boosters**

Admins can activate boosters using `/booster activate <booster> <player|-GLOBAL> <duration>`.

* For individual players: `/booster activate economy_money_booster Player123 1h 30m`
* For the entire server: `/booster activate haste_effect_booster -GLOBAL 2h`

**Booster Types**

1. **Economy Boosters**
   * Example: `economy_money_booster`
   * Multiplier: 1.5x (50% bonus)
   * Affects: Money earnings
   * Permission Required: `vortexprisoncore.economy_money_booster`
2. **Effect Boosters**
   * Example: `haste_effect_booster`
   * Provides Haste II effect
   * Improves mining speed

**Booster Settings**

* **Global + Personal Stacking**: If enabled, global booster multipliers are added to personal multipliers when both are active
* **Multiple Boosters**: The system can allow multiple personal and/or global boosters simultaneously
* **Boss Bar Display**: Boosters show remaining time and effect on a boss bar


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