Welcome to ThemePark Island An expansive and meticulously crafted custom map for Rust, brought to you by the combined efforts of Silent Creations and Explosive Shart. This map blends high-octane thrill-seeking with gritty, urban survival. Whether you’re riding a functional coaster or navigating the trap-filled halls of a medical center, ThemePark Island offers a fresh gameplay loop for PVP and PVE servers alike. 🎡 Featured Custom Monuments The Theme Park The crown jewel of the island. This isn't just a static monument—it features a fully functional, custom-coded rollercoaster. Scale the heights for a view of the island before diving into the chaos below. Loot: High-density loot spawns throughout the park. Puzzles: Includes both Green and Blue keycard puzzle rooms. The 2 Gorges Dam A massive, custom-built architectural marvel. The dam dominates the landscape, offering scenic vistas and deep, dark secrets. Underground Puzzles: Navigate multiple puzzle rooms hidden deep within the structure. Tactical Depth: Perfect for long-range engagements or sneaky subterranean looting. Black Rock City A sprawling urban center that feels like a lived-in wasteland. Black Rock Medical Center: Enter at your own risk. This landmark is rigged with traps, multiple puzzles, and enough loot to supply an entire clan. Lazarus Automotive: A unique urban addition for those looking to secure high-tier parts. Pine Bluff A smaller, dense city center for quick skirmishes and essential supplies. Interiors: Explore a replica McDonald’s and a completely custom Supermarket. Puzzles: Features multiple puzzles and heavy loot concentrations. Mills Trailer Park An eerie, abandoned residential area. Puzzles: Features 2x Green Card puzzles and 1x Blue Card puzzle, making it a high-value stop for progression. Additional Points of Interest 7-Eleven: That’s right—a faithful replica of the iconic convenience store for all your raiding snack needs. Fuel Depot: An abandoned facility located in the snow biome, featuring a working Pumpjack and a Green Card puzzle. Rose Hill Development: An unfinished construction site offering unique verticality and parkour opportunities. Green Houses: Small botanical structures perfect for picking up plants and quick loot. Map Size 4500 Prefab Count #38450   🏛️ Facepunch Monuments Launch Site Arctic Research Large Oil Rig Small Oil Rig Military Tunnel Giant Excavator Airfield Trainyard Artic Research Ferry Terminal RadTown Jungle Ziggurat Large Harbor Small Harbor Bandit Camp Outpost The Dome Sewer Brach LightHouse Oxum's Gas Station x3 Mining Outpost x3 Ranch Abandoned SuperMarket x2 large Barn Fishing Village x2 Large Fishing Village Stone, Sulfer, & HqM Quarries Water Wells x3 Abandoned Cabins Custom Monuments Theme Park Island Black Rock Pine Bluff Fuel Depot 2 Gorges Dam 7-11 Sewage Treament Plant Fort Sentinel Heli Tower V2 Large Mod/Staff Room Mills Trailer Park Rose Hill Development Outpost Addition The 2 Cities Black Rock and Pine Bluff Include these monuments as a part of them Black Rock Medical Silents SuperMarket McDonalds Lazarus Automotive     🙏 Acknowledgements A massive thank you to those who helped bring this project to life: Substrata: For the incredible work on the custom rollercoaster plugin. Milky: For the stellar work on the promotional video. MrLiquid & the Luffy Map Testing Team: For their dedication to polishing and balancing the map.   For any Assistance or questions Please contact me on Discord @ https://discord.gg/THf6dGN8eW

Allows both PVE and PVP players to exist on a server at the same time. PVE players will have certain configurable protections and restrictions. You can have players use a command to flag themselves as PVP/PVE or you can assign it to them when they first spawn. If you have ZoneManager you can also designate specific zones to force player's to be PVE or PVP. Plugin is also compatible with SimpleStatus. Note: Video is outdated, see documentation for a full list of new features! Documentation: A full readme including permissions, commands, and config options is available in  this google doc link. Disclaimer: Like all of my plugins - this plugin is sold as is. I will be happy to take feature requests into consideration but make no guarantees about which ones get implemented. Please refer to the feature list before you make your purchase! Developer API: API Methods // Returns the mode of the given entity. Also takes into account if the entity is in a forced mode zone. string GetEntityMode(BaseEntity entity); // Returns the group name for the given mode. For example if given 'pve' will return 'warmodepve' string GetModeGroup(string modeId); // Returns the target type for a given entity. Target types are the category that an entity falls into. // For example, if given a BasePlayer entity, it will return 'players'. If given a horse entity is will // return 'horses'. string GetEntityTargetType(BaseEntity entity); Hooks - place these in your plugin and WarMode will call them. // Called when a player's mode has been updated or config changes have ocurred that may affect the mode. private void WarMode_PlayerModeUpdated(string userid, string modeId) // Used to override WarMode logic for taking damage. // If true/false is returned then WarMode logic will be skipped. Return null to continue WarMode logic. private object CanEntityTakeDamage(BaseCombatEntity target, HitInfo info) // Used to override WarMode logic for targeting. // If true/false is returned then WarMode logic will be skipped. Return null to continue WarMode logic. private object CanEntityBeTargeted(BasePlayer target, BaseEntity attacker, bool skipVendingCheck) // Used to override WarMode logic for triggering a trap. // If true/false is returned then WarMode logic will be skipped. Return null to continue WarMode logic. private object CanEntityTrapTrigger(BaseTrap trap, BasePlayer basePlayer) // Used to override WarMode logic for looting an entity. // If true/false is returned then WarMode logic will be skipped. Return null to continue WarMode logic. private object CanEntityLoot(BasePlayer looter, BaseEntity target, bool skipVendingCheck) FREE Extension Plugins: War Mode Admin Panel Use the /warmode.config or /wmc command to open a panel that allows admins to update mode rules in game without having to reload the pluign. Requires the warmode.admin permission to use. I HIGHLY recommend you use this extension! WarModeAdminPanel.cs War Mode Spawn UI Provides a UI that is shown to players when they first spawn that prompts them to choose whether they want to be PVP or PVE.   Also supports custom modes. Localization and config options available. This can also be configured to appear when players use the /flag command. WarModeSpawnUI.cs     War Mode Rules UI Using the /rules command (which is configurable) players can see a list of what restrictions they have for their current mode. These ruling will update dynamically based on your config settings. WarModeRulesUI.cs   War Mode Badges Customizable UI elements that will appear on the player's HUD to indicate what their current mode is. WarModeBadges.cs  

Welcome to "Decay: The Last Haven," a custom map for the game RUST that immerses players in a post-apocalyptic world where survival is a luxury. This expansive map, with a size of 4500, boasts around 70,000 prefabs, creating a rich and detailed environment. It's fully compatible with BetterNPC plugins(Config for bots in the  file), and Train Homes, featuring three stations for the plugin. The map showcases a double-track surface railway, offering two metro entrances with separate branches for spawning trains, complemented by an intricate underground railway system. The layout includes evenly spaced monuments to optimize the FPS load for clients, ensuring smooth gameplay. Players can find custom building spots in the subway, marked as 'XU' on the minimap, amidst a network of bridges that are navigable by tugboats. The map's design incorporates a multitude of rivers, allowing tugboats and other water transport to access any point on the map with ease. For those seeking a strategic advantage, the map presents custom monuments in ample quantity for a comfortable and engaging gaming experience. Builders will appreciate the custom sites, indicated by 'X' on the minimap, while the heart of the map features fresh water and lush vegetation, ideal for farmers. Explorers can discover a large number of small settlements and standalone buildings, not marked on the road map, offering hidden gems throughout the landscape. Adventurous players can delve into underwater farm zones, denoted by 'O' on the minimap, and explore the depths of an underwater laboratory. To add to the excitement, the map is equipped with ziplines, providing a thrilling way to traverse this desolate yet captivating world. "Decay: The Last Haven" is not just a map; it's a testament to the resilience of humanity in the face of desolation, offering a sanctuary for those brave enough to claim it. Features: Map size:  4500; Prefabs count:  ~65K; Compatible with BetterNPC plugins (Config for bots in the  file) & Train Homes ( 3 stations for plug-in ); Double-track surface railway with 2 entrances to the metro with separate branches for spawn trains; Underground railway; Evenly spaced monuments to spread the FPS load of client; Custom places for building in the subway (XU on the minimap); A lot of bridges ( The tugboat passes ); A large number of rivers, tugboats and other water transport can pass to any point on the map; Designed custom monuments in sufficient quantity for a comfortable game; Custom building sites (X on the minimap); Fresh water and vegetation for farmers are in the center of the map; A large number of small settlements/single buildings not marked on the road map by road; Underwater farm zones (O on the minimap); Underwater Laboratory; Ziplines. Custom monuments: Nuclear Cargo; Settlement; Bandit Settlement; Wood Industry; Industrial Settlement; Office Area; Reverpost; Shorpek; Warehouse Settlement; Bandit Ship; Slave Ship; Rebel Ship; RW Station; A large number of small settlements/single buildings not marked on the road map by road; A lots custom places to build a base. ( "X"/"XU"  on map  ); Underwater farm zones ( "O" on map ). Monuments: Combined Outpost; Launch Site; The Dome; Apartments complex; Ziggurat; PowerPlant; JunkYard; Harbor; Airfield; Arctic Research Base; Desert Military Base; Ferry Terminal; Large fishing village; Oxum`s Gas Station; Abandoned supermarket; Fishing villages; Lighthouses; Satellite Dish; Nuclear Missile Silo; Water Treatment Plant; Train Yard; Giant Excavator Pit; Underwater laboratory; Ranch; Underground railway; Quarries(HQM,Stone, Sulfur); Large oilrig; Oilrig. My Discord: shemov A password is attached to the map.  You can edit it.

Basements lets players build underground rooms beneath their bases. Place a hatch on your foundation and dig straight down into a hidden basement with walls, ceilings, and full building privileges. Great for stashing loot, setting up secret bunkers, or just adding extra space. Readme Link - Click Here for Instruction and Documentation 👆Highly recommend reading the FAQ section! BUILD Build basements easily from your tool cupboard. Just place an entrance to get started.  EXPAND Expand your basement by drilling underground. But don't forget to bring a headlamp - its dark down there! TRAVERSE Place multiple entryways, building out your labyrinth of tunnels beneath your base.  DECORATE All deployables, electricity, and storage items can be placed in your basement. Take advantage of your new space! RAID Nothing is safe in Rust, including your basement. If all the entrances are destroyed, then the basement is too. Any loot below will float to the surface. Protect the entrance at all costs! API METHODS (For Plugin Developers) // Returns true if the given entityId is part of a basement. bool IsBasementEntity(ulong entityId) // Returns the building ids of the basements connected to a given surface building id. uint[] GetBasementBuildingIds(uint surfaceBuildingId) // Returns the building ids of the surface buildings connected to a given basement building id. uint[] GetSurfaceBuildingIds(uint basementBuildingId) Extension Plugins These are free plugins that add additional functionality to Basements. BasementsManager Provides a UI for admins to view and manage the basements on the server. Useful for debugging & fixing issues. Use with the /bm command, requires the basements.admin permission to use. BasementsManager.cs

Team HUD  ·  Rust  ·  Oxide Rust tells you who your teammates are, and nothing about what is happening to them BetterTeams puts a live panel on screen with every mate's health, state, held weapon and grid square. It adds a team-only voice channel that ignores distance, a map ping on one key, and automatic authorization on every cupboard, lock, turret and SAM site your team builds. Every part is a config switch, and every player decides what they use. See it What it looks like on the server       How it goes From dropping the file in to the night the server dies MINUTE ONE Nothing to set up The panel is already there Drop the file in and anyone who is in a team sees their mates on screen. Where it sits, how large it is and how many rows before it starts a second column are config values. Everything else is each player's own choice. Health as a bar, not a number. It slides toward red as they lose health, and it redraws the moment their health actually changes rather than on a timer. State takes over when it matters. WOUNDED, DEAD and OFFLINE replace the bar on that row, so a mate who is down is unmistakable without reading anything. What they are holding. The active item's icon, with its skin, sits at the end of every row and follows each weapon swap. Grid square, on your own refresh rate. Five seconds by default. A player who would rather not broadcast theirs switches it off for themselves. The leader keeps a star. One glance tells you who can change the team's settings, and offline mates stay listed instead of vanishing. IN A FIGHT Nobody types grids Talk across the map, ping what you are looking at Team voice replaces the vanilla proximity channel for the players who switch it on. Distance stops mattering, nobody outside the team hears it, and a speaker icon lights up on the row of whoever is talking. bind h ftmark Voice at any range, team only. Off per player until they enable it, so nobody has their voice chat changed without asking for it. One key, no binoculars. Bind the command once and the ping lands wherever you are aiming, up to fifty metres by default. The ping knows what it hit. An enemy player, an ore node, a storage box and a dropped gun each get their own marker icon and colour. Anything else drops a plain point. On a cooldown you set. Ten seconds by default, and the time left comes back as a game tip instead of the key doing nothing. SOMEONE JOINS One shared list Authorized everywhere, in one pass The moment an invite is accepted that player is added to every cupboard, code lock, turret and SAM site the rest of the team owns, and everyone else is added to theirs. Leaving or being kicked takes all of it back in the same pass. Five places, five switches. Tool cupboards, code locks, key locks, auto turrets and SAM sites, each turned on or off for the whole server. Key locks without the key. A teammate opens a key-locked door because they are on the team, not because you handed them anything. SAM sites check who is aboard. A teammate's SAM holds fire on a helicopter with an authorized member in a seat, instead of shooting down your own minicopter. Bases that already exist are picked up on boot. Everything placed before the install is registered when the plugin loads, so this works on a server mid-wipe and not only on what gets built next. THE LEADER Decided in game The random you just invited is not automatically trusted Taking a stranger into the team is where convenience turns into risk, so the whole authorization list is editable per ally from the menu. No config file, no restart. Revoke without breaking the rest. A blocked ally loses access everywhere except the locks and cupboards they placed themselves, and the team keeps access to those. Kick from the same screen. Pick the ally, kick, and every authorization they were given through the team is pulled as they go. Friendly fire off with one toggle. Only the leader can flip it; everyone else sees it locked and is told why rather than wondering if it is broken. A team skin per item type. The leader picks it, and anything a mate picks up gets it automatically. Thirty-five item types ship in the config with their own skin lists, and both are yours to cut or extend. AFTER A CRASH Teams survive it A bad shutdown should not disband half the server Rust loses teams when a server goes down badly, and the tickets land on you. This one writes the roster and the leader to disk and puts them back on start. Rosters restored on boot. Members and leader are recreated, including the players who are offline at the time, so nobody logs in teamless. Optional leader hand-off. If the leader disconnects the next online member is promoted, and the original takes it back when they return. Off by default, because not every server wants it. A wipe clears it properly. A new wipe id drops the saved teams and skin choices rather than dragging last wipe's data onto a fresh map.   While you are not looking Built to be left alone The parts you will never notice unless they are missing. ✓  ImageLibrary is the only dependency, and Clans is used if you have it   ✓  A missing dependency is named in console and the plugin unloads, instead of half-running ✓  Switching a feature off unsubscribes its hooks rather than leaving them running   ✓  Panel updates are batched into one message per team per tick, not one per player ✓  Grid squares only redraw for the players who actually changed square   ✓  A burst of joins and kicks collapses into a single data file write ✓  Every player choice is stored by Steam ID and survives restarts and reloads   ✓  Clan tags are stripped from names in the panel when the Clans plugin is loaded   Reference One command in chat, one to bind Each permission is only enforced if you switch its requirement on. All four are off by default, which means the feature is simply available to everyone. Chat /bt Open the menu: info, allies, skins, settings. The command name is a config value. Console ftmark Drop a team ping where you are looking. Meant to be bound to a key. Permission betterteams.hud The on-screen panel Permission betterteams.voice Team voice chat Permission betterteams.skins Choosing the team skin. One player in the team holding it is enough for the whole team. Permission betterteams.marker Easy team markers   Straight answers The questions people ask before buying Do my players have to install anything? No. It runs entirely on the server and the panel is drawn through the normal game UI. The only install is ImageLibrary, on the server, once.   Does team voice take over normal voice chat? Only for a player who turns it on themselves, and it is off by default. Everyone else keeps vanilla proximity voice untouched. Can a random I invite loot everything I own? Only if you leave them authorized. The leader can revoke any of the five places for one specific ally from the menu, and they keep access to nothing but what they placed themselves.   Will the panel sit on top of my other UI? Its offset from the top and left, its scale and how many rows it stacks before starting a new column are all config values, so it can be moved out of the way. What if I do not want half of these features? Panel, voice, skins, markers, friendly-fire toggle, grid positions, team restore and each of the five authorization places are separate switches. Turning one off also stops the hooks behind it.   What happens if ImageLibrary is missing? It waits and retries a few times in case load order put it second, then prints the download link in server console and unloads itself rather than throwing errors on every hook.   5 authorization places covered 35 item types with team skins 50m default ping range, configurable 1 dependency, ImageLibrary

Combined Storage lets players connect multiple storage containers so they function as one large inventory. Includes automatic item sorting, search functionality, and filtering to keep storage clean and efficient.   Readme Link - Click Here for Instruction and Documentation 👆 Highly recommend reading the FAQ section!   All Your Items - In One Place Link multiple containers so they all share a single organized inventory.   Automatic Sorting Items are automatically sorted as they are inserted, no manual effort required. Search Functionality Quickly find any item across all linked containers using a fast, built-in search bar.   Simple Setup Simply press Link in a container to hook it up with the rest of them in your base. Unique View for Each Player Each player sees their own automatically sorted and filtered view of the shared inventory based on their preferences, without affecting anyone else.    

Gather & loot rates Rates that belong to the player, not to the server Server-wide multipliers give everyone the same wipe. This plugin attaches rates to permissions instead: a default tier, a VIP tier, as many tiers as you sell. Every gather source is covered — nodes, quarries, the excavator, the metal detector, farming, tea, even NPC corpses — and every loot container is multiplied per item category, or per exact item. All of it edited in a UI, applied the moment you type the number. 14 Item categories, each with its own rate 7 Production sources with their own multiplier 4 Fields on every per-item override 0 Dependencies ✓ Unlimited permission tiers — a different wipe for every rank you sell ✓ Every source, not just trees and nodes — quarries, excavator, metal detector, farming, tea, NPC corpses ✓ Guaranteed drops per item — "always 5 scrap, 10% chance of 20" without touching a loot table ✓ Loot and junk pile respawn speed — separately, live, no map restart ✓ Edited in-game — type a number, it's live and saved   01 — Tiers One server, as many rate sets as you sell A tier is a permission plus a full set of rates. Two come preconfigured — a 2x/3x default and a 3x/5x VIP — and you add as many as your shop needs. No permission, no change Players outside every tier play vanilla rates, untouched. Nothing is applied server-wide, so you can run the plugin on a 1x server and sell 2x as a rank. Stack tiers, or don't By default a player with several tiers gets one of them. Flip a single switch and every rate they hold is summed instead — so a booster permission can add on top of a rank rather than replace it. Everything from one screen Page through your tiers with two arrows. Global rates, every production source, all 14 categories and the per-item list are on the same screen, each an input field. Type a value and it's active and written to the config — no reload, no o.reload, no file editing.   02 — Loot Containers that pay what you decide Barrels, crates, elite crates, hackable crates, supply drops — anything with loot in it goes through a global rate multiplied by the rate of that item's category. 14 categories, 14 dials Triple the components but leave weapons alone. Halve ammunition while resources stay at 5x. Weapons, construction, items, resources, attire, tools, medical, food, ammunition, traps, misc, components, electrical and fun each carry their own multiplier on top of the global one. NPC corpses count the killer Scientists, tunnel dwellers and every other NPC drop loot scaled to the rates of whoever killed them — tracked from the kill to the corpse, so a VIP's kill pays VIP rates even if someone else opens the body. Shot open or opened by hand Barrels broken with a rock and crates opened normally both go through the same multipliers, credited to the player who did it — and each container is processed exactly once, never twice. Respawn speed, live Two multipliers — one for junk piles, one for crates and barrels — and the world's spawn timers are rebuilt the moment you change them. No wipe, no restart, and the vanilla values are put back when the plugin unloads. An exclusion list for the things you don't touch Name a container prefab and it stays vanilla — useful for event crates and custom loot that another plugin already fills.   03 — Gathering Every way a player earns a resource Most rate plugins stop at trees and ore. This one follows the resource wherever it comes from, and gives the slow, expensive sources their own multiplier on top. Nodes, trees and the finishing bonus Every hit, the bonus for finishing a node, and the leftovers that spill when it breaks — all three are scaled, so the numbers stay consistent instead of the bonus quietly staying at 1x. Quarries and the excavator pay their operator A mining quarry, a survey-charge pump jack and the Giant Excavator each have their own production multiplier — and the output is scaled by the rates of the player who switched it on, not by a server-wide number. Jackhammer, chainsaw and the metal detector Power tools get a multiplier of their own, so you can make them worth their fuel — or deliberately not. Metal-detector digs are boosted too, which almost nothing else covers. Tea strength as a rate The tea multiplier scales the effect value of the tea itself, not the number of leaves. A VIP's ore tea simply works harder than everyone else's. Farming and hand-picked resources Harvested plants and everything picked up off the ground — hemp, mushrooms, corn, wood piles — run through the same rates as everything else.   04 — Per item One item out of step with the rest Category rates handle the broad strokes. When a single item needs its own rule, it overrides everything above it. Its own multiplier, ignoring everything else Run resources at 10x and keep sulfur at 2x. An item with an override takes its own number and nothing else — no compounding surprises. Guaranteed amounts with a jackpot chance For loot, set a minimum and a maximum with a percentage chance for the big one. Every barrel gives exactly 5 scrap, and 10% of them give 20 — a flat, predictable economy you can actually price your shop against. Added by clicking an icon The picker filters by all 15 categories and searches display names and shortnames as you type. Click an item to add it, type its rate under the icon, click the red cross to drop it. Long lists paginate at 29 per page.   Reliability Built to be left alone ✓ No dependencies — nothing to install alongside it ✓ Vanilla respawn timings are restored on unload — the plugin remembers what they were before it touched them ✓ Every UI change is written to the config immediately — a crash can't lose the tier you just built ✓ A bad shortname tells you in chat instead of failing silently or throwing errors into console ✓ Respawn boosting is opt-in — off by default, with the safe range stated in the config   Command & permissions One command, and the tiers you invent The command name and the setup permission are both configurable. Admins have access regardless. /rs Open the rate editor gatherlootmultiplier.setup Access to the editor gatherlootmultiplier.default Preconfigured tier — 2x loot, 3x gather gatherlootmultiplier.vip Preconfigured tier — 3x loot, 5x gather. Rename both, or add ten more   Questions Before you buy What happens to players with no permission? Nothing at all — they get vanilla rates. That's the point: grant the default tier to the default group for a server-wide rate, or keep it for ranks only. A player has two tiers. Which one wins? The one further down the config list — so keep your tiers in ascending order and the highest rank ends up last. Alternatively, turn on rate summing and every tier they hold is added together instead. Do I have to restart or reload after changing a rate? No. Values from the UI take effect immediately and are saved to the config as you type them. Even loot respawn timing is rebuilt live. Whose rates apply to a quarry or the excavator? The player who switched it on. A VIP's quarry produces at VIP rates while it runs. Can I make a resource drop a fixed amount instead of a multiplied one? Yes, for loot: give the item a minimum, an optional maximum and a chance for the maximum. The multiplier is then ignored for that item and the amount is rolled between the two. Is faster loot respawn safe for my server? It's off by default and it scales the game's own spawn timings rather than spawning extra entities. Stay near the suggested values — extremely low numbers mean more entities alive at once, which costs frames on any server. Will it fight with my other loot plugin? Add that plugin's container prefabs to the ignore list and they pass through untouched.

Optimize A stylishly designed plugin that boosts player FPS and includes a wide range of performance optimizations. 15+ optimization settings Oxide & Carbon English · Russian Supports Community Servers Depending on the hardware, client FPS either goes up or becomes noticeably more stable. Goals Before developing any plugin, we define the goals it should achieve when running on your game server. Improve players FPS Make your project stand out Improve the overall quality Features and Capabilities We provide extensive functionality for both server owners who purchase the plugin and the players who use it. General Polished and thoughtfully designed interface Extensive plugin customization Players One time notification when low FPS is detected Numerous optimization settings Optimization Settings Players enable exactly what they need — every option is toggled individually, and choices are saved automatically. World Around You Draw distance The server stops sending buildings, boxes and other objects that are far away. Distant trees Trees load only around you instead of the whole map — as you move, they stream in on their own. Saves memory and speeds up joining the server. Images and drawings Drawings on signs, photos, paintings and spray art stop loading. Saves memory and bandwidth. Unapproved Skins Disables skins that have not been accepted into the game but may still be used by other players. Fire, Light & Animations Destruction debris No debris flies around when walls and structures collapse. The difference is most noticeable during raids. Flames Furnaces, campfires, and torches will no longer display flames. The difference is especially noticeable in large, heavily built-up bases. Wind turbine rotation Wind turbines stop spinning. They generate power just like before. Turret lasers Laser sights on turrets and SAM sites are turned off. Falling trees A chopped tree simply disappears — no falling animation, no cracking sounds. Construction smoke Smoke and effects from placing, upgrading and repairing structures are no longer shown. Lights Lamps and searchlights will no longer emit light. The difference is especially noticeable in large, heavily built-up bases. Electricity & Industrial Items in industrial pipes Item animation inside industrial conveyors and pipes is turned off. The conveyors themselves keep working as usual. Recyclers and quarries Recyclers, quarries and pumpjacks stop shaking and animating. They keep on working. Water flow Water inside hoses and pipes is no longer rendered. Sprinklers and water supply work as usual. Effects & Sounds Distant effects Explosions, muzzle flashes and smoke from other players' distant fights are hidden. Everything happening near you stays visible as usual. Voice chat You won't hear other players' voice chat, or will hear it only at a reduced range. Frequently Asked Questions We have anticipated your questions and answered the most common ones below. You can ask any additional questions in the plugin's discussion section. Do you accept suggestions for improving the plugin? Sure! To submit an idea, join our Discord Server obtain the required role, and post your suggestion in the #suggestions channel. What should I do if the plugin is not working? Create a support ticket on our Discord Server and we will help you resolve the issue. Does the plugin require a powerful game server? No. The plugin is well optimized and will not place a significant load on your server, even on low-end hardware or with a high player count. Permissions and Commands Below is a list of the permissions and commands available in the plugin. Permissions optimize.use Grants players access to the plugin Commands /fps Opens the plugin menu Console Commands optimize.wipe Clears the player settings database Join our Click on this text to join our server, get support, updates, and more. Developed in Authors Code by DezLife Design by Illumination

AI-Powered Anti-Cheat & Moderation Galium: the automated anti-cheat & moderation platform for Rust organizations Detection, intelligence, and enforcement, automated and unified in one organizational dashboard. Galium reads live, server-side gameplay to catch cheaters, teamers and rule-breakers from the way they play, then enforces automatically, 24/7, across every server you run. No client install. Works alongside EAC. Request Access Join Discord 40,000+ players monitored live 2021 protecting Rust since 24/7 automated enforcement Your browser does not support the video tag. One automated layer over your whole operation Galium is an anti-cheat at its core, designed to detect behavioral abuse through live production signals, risk modeling, and automated enforcement workflows. Everything runs server-side, so there is no client for players to install or tamper with, and detection runs off your game server without taxing your tick rate at peak population. It analyzes four live behavioral signal streams in real time, and acts the moment a player crosses the line you set: Combat Aim, recoil & hit patterns Movement Speed, flight & position Chat, voice & signs AI toxicity & NSFW Teams Cooperation & grouping Automated Pillar 01 Server-side anti-cheat Galium flags the full range of Rust cheats from live gameplay, not from the player's machine, from blatant aimbot to the subtle no-recoil that slips past everything else. Every flagged player carries a single risk score and tier, so your staff review who matters first. Detects in real time Aimbot, triggerbot & aim assistance No-recoil & no-spread Spinbot, flyhack & speedhack Scripting & automation Risk scoring & tiers One risk score per player, not per detection Severity tiers prioritize who to review first Explainable & auditable, never black-box Weighting refined through years of real outcomes Automated Pillar 02 Teaming detection, in 3D Teaming beyond your group limit is the hardest rule on Rust to police, and the easiest to hide. Galium surfaces the relationships behind it and maps who is actually cooperating with whom, so you can act on evidence instead of suspicion. ✓ Flags cooperation that exceeds your group limit ✓ Player-to-player, player-to-clan & clan-to-clan scoring ✓ Weighted by interaction and proximity over time Teaming on the 3D map · by RankEval Automated Pillar 03 AI Moderation Toolkit One AI-driven toolkit reads everything players type, say and draw. Language models score chat, speech models transcribe and judge voice, and computer vision scans every spray and sign. It acts in-game the moment something crosses the line, without a moderator in the loop. Chat AI toxicity scoring + word filters Auto-mutes offenders instantly Every action logged to Discord Voice AI transcribes voice in real time Flags toxic & abusive players Optional auto-enforcement & logs Images AI vision scans every spray & sign Flags NSFW & offensive imagery Auto-removed, no manual review Automated enforcement that never sleeps Detection only matters if something happens next. Build no-code rules (trigger, condition, action) and Galium bans, mutes, kicks or alerts the moment a player crosses your threshold, across every server, 24/7. ✓ No-code automation rules: trigger → condition → action ✓ Bans, mutes, kicks and alerts fire automatically, 24/7 ✓ Two-way BattleMetrics ban sync ✓ Full Discord moderation bot, with actions & alerts posted live ✓ Ban history, mute history, evidence linkage & full audit trails From a single server to a whole organization Run one server or fifty. Galium fits both, and grows with you. Where most plugins stop at a single server, Galium gives every player one identity, one risk score and one enforcement history that follows them across everything you run. ✓ One player identity across your entire org ✓ Risk follows the player, not the server they join ✓ Behavioral profiles persist beyond wipe cycles ✓ Staff actions are fully traceable across teams No silos. No per-server blind spots. One structured organizational view. Plugs into the tools you already run Discord A full moderation bot with live alerts, actions and logs in your server. BattleMetrics Two-way ban sync keeps enforcement consistent everywhere. RankEval Player-position tracking and the 3D teaming map. Automated moderation at scale starts here If you operate Rust servers and need cross-server cheat detection, teaming intelligence and automated enforcement that runs itself, and Galium is the infrastructure to support it. Request Access Join Discord See every feature in detail at galium.gg/features Automated Rust anti-cheat since 2021 · 40,000+ players monitored live · Built by CyberSynthetics Solutions LLC

Enjoy a highly customizable Shop that can be configured in game! Use NPCs as shopkeepers, and set up a shop with ease using the game interface to add, edit, or remove items on the fly!     ⭐ Features of Shop Beautiful user interface with multiple templates (Fullscreen, In-Menu V1/V2/V4) Shopping Basket - add multiple items to cart and purchase them all at once Search functionality - search for items by name across all categories Pagination - efficient item browsing with page-by-page navigation Discount system (by permissions) with per-item custom discounts Automatic shop filling (+ the plugin has support for the ItemCostCalculator plugin) Selling items (players can sell items to the store and receive money for it) Sell containers configuration - choose which containers (main, belt) players can sell from Blocked skins - prevent selling of specific item skins High performance with optimized item loading Adding/editing/removing items IN GAME with visual editor Supports NPC shops (HumanNPC integration) Supports Custom Vending Machines Supports NoEscape plugin integration Supports Duel/Duelist - blocks shop access during duels Convert from ServerRewards Favorite items system - players can mark items as favorites Buy Again feature - quick repurchase of previously bought items By default, the plugin has English, Russian and Chinese translations LangAPI integration for custom translations Transfer money between players directly in the plugin (including offline players option) Shop allows you to use multiple economy plugins at once (players can choose what they want to pay with) For each item, you can choose which payment methods are available and how much they will cost, based on the selected method Cooldown system - per-item buy/sell cooldowns with per-permission overrides Wipe cooldown - block items for purchase/sale after server wipe Respawn cooldown - prevent shop access immediately after respawn Buy/Sell limits - lifetime and daily limits per permission Max buy/sell amount - limit items per transaction Force buy - fast purchase without confirmation dialogs Plant genes configuration for plant items Weapon configuration - spawn weapons with ammo and attachments Content system - configure container contents (liquid, weapon mods, etc.) Customizable UI - full color customization and formatting options Offline Image Mode - use local images instead of downloading from internet Image loading on login - preload images when players connect Console and file logging - comprehensive logging system ServerPanel integration - add Shop to ServerPanel menu Notify/UINotify integration for notifications Auto-wipe settings - automatically reset cooldowns, limits, and player data on wipe Discord Logging - Track all purchases, sales, and transfers directly in your Discord server via webhooks with customizable embeds API methods for other plugins to interact with Shop   🎮 Commands shop  - open shop interface   shop.install – starts the shop installation process shop.refill <recovery_rate> -  refill shop again recoveryRate: A value between 0 and 1 that determines the multiplier for the cost of selling items. For example, shop.refill 0.5 means that items will have a sale cost of 50% of their purchase cost. shop.convert.sr [clear]  - convert items from ServerRewards to Shop. The option clear means clearing Shop items before converting shop.setvm [categories: cat1 cat2 ...]  - add custom VM in config shop.setnpc  [categories: cat1 cat2 ...]  - add  NPC in config shop.remove all - a console command to remove all items and categories from the plugin shop.remove item [category name/all] - a console command to remove an item (or all items) shop.remove category [category name/all] - a console command to remove a  category (or all categories) shop.fill.icc  [all/buy/sell] - a console command for updating prices of items in the store using ItemCostCalculator. all - updates both Price and SellPrice, buy - updates Price, sell - updates SellPrice shop.convert.from.1.2.26 –  command to convert Shop plugin version 1.2.26 to version 1.3.0+ shop.reset – resets store data, including templates, configurations, and items. shop.reset template – resets the store interface template data. shop.reset config – resets store configuration data. shop.reset items – resets store items data. shop.reset full – completely resets all store data (templates, configurations and items). shop.manage  – used to manage the Shop plugin. shop.manage economy list – displays a list of all available economic systems in the plugin. shop.manage economy set <economy_ID> <name>  – sets the selected economic system by plugin ID and name. The command updates the corresponding economic system on the server and saves the changes in the configuration. FOR EXAMPLE: shop.manage economy set 0 Economics – sets the main economy plugin to "Economics". shop.manage economy set 1 ServerRewards – sets the additional economy system with ID 1 to "ServerRewards". shop.wipe – manually trigger wipe (resets cooldowns, limits, and player data) shop.change – change item category (used in editor) shop.item – console command for item actions   🛡️ Permissions shop.setvm  - for  command "shop.setvm" shop.setnpc  - for  command "shop.setnpc" shop.free  - for free item purchases shop.admin  -  admin permission shop.bypass.dlc - allows bypassing Facepunch ToS item restrictions (WARNING: your server may be banned for this)   📈 API Methods The Shop plugin provides API methods for other plugins to interact with it: API_OpenPlugin(BasePlayer player) – opens the shop UI for a player. Returns empty string if failed, or UI data if successful. API_GetShopPlayerSelectedEconomy(ulong playerID) – returns the economy ID (0 = main, 1+ = additional) that the player has selected for shopping. Note: Other plugins can call these methods using Shop.Call("API_MethodName", ...) syntax.   ⚖️ Sort Types None Name Amount PriceDecrease PriceIncrease   🧬 Category Types None – normal category for items Favorite – category for favorite items Hidden  – hidden category, available only in NPC stores or Vending Machines   🎥 Video P.S. Video of the old version, video for the V2+ version is now in development 🖼️  Showcase Full screen Templates Template OLD STYLE Template NEW RUST In-Menu Templates Template V1 (V1.1) Template V1 (V1.1) with BASKET Template V2 Template V2 with BASKET Template V4 Template V4 with BASKET Installer Editor   📢 Discord Logging Track all shop activity via Discord webhooks: purchases, sales, and money transfers.   🧪  TEST SERVER Join our test server to view and experience all our unique features yourself! Copy the IP Address below to start playing! connect 194.147.90.239:28015   📚 FAQ Q: I get the message "The plugin does not work correctly, contact the administrator!”. What should I do?   A: This means that your plugin is not installed. To install the plugin, use the command "/shop.install”. You need to have "shop.admin” permission to access this command.   Q: Where can I see an example of a config? A:    Config Q: How to use BankSystem to store the economy A:   "Economy": { "Type (Plugin/Item)": "Plugin", "Plugin name": "BankSystem", "Balance add hook": "Deposit", "Balance remove hook": "Withdraw", "Balance show hook": "Balance", "ShortName": "", "Display Name (empty - default)": "", "Skin": 0, "Lang Key (for Title)": "LangTitle", "Lang Key (for Balance)": "BalanceTitle" }, Q: How to use ServerRewards to store the economy A:   "Economy": { "Type (Plugin/Item)": "Plugin", "Plugin name": "ServerRewards", "Balance add hook": "AddPoints", "Balance remove hook": "TakePoints", "Balance show hook": "CheckPoints", "ShortName": "", "Display Name (empty - default)": "", "Skin": 0, "Lang Key (for Title)": "LangTitle", "Lang Key (for Balance)": "BalanceTitle" }, Q: How to use Economics to store the economy A:   "Economy": { "Type (Plugin/Item)": "Plugin", "Plugin name": "Economics", "Balance add hook": "Deposit", "Balance remove hook": "Withdraw", "Balance show hook": "Balance", "ShortName": "", "Display Name (empty - default)": "", "Skin": 0, "Lang Key (for Title)": "LangTitle", "Lang Key (for Balance)": "BalanceTitle" },  Q: How to use IQEconomic  to store the economy A:   "Economy": { "Type (Plugin/Item)": "Plugin", "Plugin name": "IQEconomic", "Balance add hook": "API_SET_BALANCE", "Balance remove hook": "API_GET_BALANCE", "Balance show hook": "API_REMOVE_BALANCE", "ShortName": "", "Display Name (empty - default)": "", "Skin": 0, "Lang Key (for Title)": "LangTitle", "Lang Key (for Balance)": "BalanceTitle" }, Q: How to use scrap to pay for items A:   "Economy": { "Type (Plugin/Item)": "Item", "Plugin name": "", "Balance add hook": "", "Balance remove hook": "", "Balance show hook": "", "ShortName": "scrap", "Display Name (empty - default)": "", "Skin": 0, "Lang Key (for Title)": "LangTitle", "Lang Key (for Balance)": "BalanceTitle" }, Q: How to add KIT as shop item A:  https://pastebin.com/4szBQCgz Q: How to add Command as shop item A:  https://pastebin.com/bcCkzBEL Q:  How do I make a weapon spawn with ammo in it? A:  You need to configure the "Weapon" section in the item config: "Weapon": { "Enabled": true, "Ammo Type": "ammo.rifle.explosive", "Ammo Amount": 128 } Q:  How do I make items spawn some content (liquid, weapon modifications)? A:  You need to configure the "Content" section in the item config: "Content": { "Enabled": true, "Contents": [ { "ShortName": "weapon.mod.lasersight", "Condition": 100.0, "Amount": 1, "Position": -1 } ] }, Q: How to turn off the sell feature?   A: You need to turn off "Enable item selling” in the config, or do it in the item setting in the game.   "Enable item selling?": false, Q: How to use the ItemCostCalculator with Shop?   A: You need to use command "shop.refill" (command to refill the Shop) Q: What should be the size of images for item icons? A:  Typically, the image dimensions for item icons are 512x512 pixels, but any square image can suffice. Q: I get the error "UI is unavailable for player. Reason: Menu UI is not initialized". How to fix it? A: This error occurs when the interface template is not installed or configured. Follow these steps: 1. Reset the template using the command: shop.reset template (use only template to avoid data loss). 2. Install the interface via shop.install in the game (to visually select a template) or through the console. Note: Ensure you have the shop.admin permission to execute these commands. Q: How do I add Shop to the ServerPanel menu? A: Follow these simple steps: 1. Open ServerPanel menu in-game and click "+ADD CATEGORY" button 2. Set these exact parameters: Type: Plugin Plugin Name: Shop Plugin Hook: API_OpenPlugin 3. Click "SAVE" button to create the category 4. Reset Shop template and install it: Type in console: shop.reset template (IMPORTANT: use only "template"!) Then type: shop.install Note: If Shop doesn't appear in ServerPanel menu, make sure both plugins are loaded and you typed the parameters exactly as shown above. Q: I see black images with Rust logo or get error 429 when loading images. What should I do? A: These issues occur when there are problems downloading images from the internet. The Shop plugin sends images to ImageLibrary but is not responsible for the downloading process itself. Error 429 typically occurs due to rate limits imposed by image hosting services like Imgur (see HTTP 429 documentation for more details). To fix this, enable Offline Image Mode which will use local images instead: Enable the mode in config: Open "oxide/config/Shop.json" (or "carbon/config/Shop.json" for Carbon) Set "Enable Offline Image Mode": true Set up the images: Create folder "TheMevent" in "oxide/data" (or "carbon/data" for Carbon) Download PluginsStorage (click "CODE" → "Download ZIP") Extract the ZIP and copy all contents to the "TheMevent" folder Reload the plugin: Type o.reload Shop (Oxide) or c.reload Shop (Carbon) Note: If you want to add your own custom images, place them in the "TheMevent" folder and reference them with the "TheMevent/" prefix. For example: "TheMevent/Icon1.png", "TheMevent/MyCustomIcon.jpg", etc. Q: What placeholders are available for commands and what do they do? A: You can use these placeholders in shop commands and they will be automatically replaced when a player purchases a command item: %steamid% - Replaced with the player's Steam ID (e.g., "76561198000000000") %username% - Replaced with the player's display name (e.g., "PlayerName") %player.x% - Replaced with the player's X coordinate position %player.y% - Replaced with the player's Y coordinate position %player.z% - Replaced with the player's Z coordinate position Example usage in shop commands: "Command (%steamid%)": "say Welcome %username%!|teleport %steamid% %player.x% %player.y% %player.z%" Note: Multiple commands can be separated by the "|" character, and they will be executed in sequence when the item is purchased. Q: How to set different prices for different currencies (RP and balance)? A: You can configure separate currency prices for each item. Edit the file oxide/data/Shop/Shops/Default.json and find the item you want to modify. In the "Currencies" section, set different prices for each economy: "Currencies": { "Enabled": true, "Currencies": { "0": {"Price": 1000}, "1": {"Price": 500} } } This means players pay 1000 from their main balance (Economics) or 500 RP from their ServerRewards balance. Economy ID 0 = main economy, ID 1 = ServerRewards. Q: How to create a shop using HumanNPC plugin and set specific categories? A: To create a shop with HumanNPC, follow these steps: Create an NPC using HumanNPC plugin Get the NPC ID (you can find it in the HumanNPC config or use the command humannpc.list) Use the Shop command to add the NPC: shop.setnpc [categories: cat1 cat2 ...] Example: shop.setnpc categories: Weapon Ammunition Tools - adds the NPC with Weapon, Ammunition, and Tools categories shop.setnpc categories: * - adds the NPC with all available categories Note: You need the shop.setnpc permission to use this command. Make sure both HumanNPC and Shop plugins are loaded on your server. Q: How to add Custom Vending Machines to Shop plugin? A: To add Custom Vending Machines to Shop, follow these steps: Place a Custom Vending Machine in your world Look at the vending machine and use the command: shop.setvm [categories: cat1 cat2 ...] Example: shop.setvm categories: Weapon Ammunition - adds the vending machine with Weapon and Ammunition categories shop.setvm categories: * - adds the vending machine with all available categories Note: You need the shop.setvm permission to use this command. The vending machine will be automatically added to the Shop configuration. Q: How does the Shopping Basket feature work? A: The Shopping Basket allows players to add multiple items to a cart before purchasing. Players can add items to the basket, review their selection, and purchase everything at once. The basket shows the total cost and allows players to remove items before checkout. This feature must be enabled in the template settings. Q: How does the Search functionality work? A: The Search feature allows players to search for items by name across all categories. Simply type in the search box and the shop will filter items matching your query. Search works across all enabled categories and respects permission settings. The search feature can be enabled/disabled in the template configuration. Q: What are Wipe Cooldown and Respawn Cooldown? A: These are time-based restrictions: Wipe Cooldown: Blocks items from being bought/sold for a specified time after a server wipe. This is useful for preventing powerful items from being purchased immediately after wipe. Configure in config: "Wipe Cooldown": true and "Wipe Cooldown Timer": 3600 (seconds). Respawn Cooldown: Prevents players from opening the shop immediately after respawning. Helps prevent abuse. Configure in config: "Respawn Cooldown": true and "Respawn Cooldown Timer": 60 (seconds). Q: How do Daily and Lifetime Limits work? A: Limits control how many times players can buy/sell items: Lifetime Limits: Total number of times a player can buy/sell an item across their entire account. Set to 0 for unlimited. Daily Limits: Maximum number of times per day a player can buy/sell an item. Resets daily. Set to 0 for unlimited. Limits are per-permission, so you can set different limits for VIP players, regular players, etc. The plugin uses the highest limit among all permissions the player has. Q: What is the "Buy Again" feature? A: Buy Again allows players to quickly repurchase items they have bought before. This feature shows a history button in the shop UI (if enabled) and requires a permission. To enable, set "Buy Again Settings": {"Enabled": true, "Permission": "shop.buyagain"} in the config. Q: How do I configure blocked skins for selling? A: You can prevent players from selling specific item skins. In the config, add entries to "Blocked skins for sell": "Blocked skins for sell": { "rifle.ak": [52, 25], "pistol.m92": [100, 200] } Q: How do I configure which containers players can sell from? A: In the config, set "Settings available containers for selling item": "Settings available containers for selling item": { "Enabled": true, "Containers": ["main", "belt"] } Available container names: "main" (inventory), "belt" (hotbar), "wear" (clothing), etc. Q: What are Auto-Wipe Settings? A: Auto-Wipe Settings automatically reset certain data when you run the shop.wipe command. Configure in config: "Auto-Wipe Settings": { "Cooldown": true, "Players": true, "Limits": true } Cooldown: Resets all item cooldowns Players: Resets all player data (favorites, economy selection, etc.) Limits: Resets all buy/sell limits Q: How do I customize price formatting? A: In the config, set "Formatting Settings" to control how prices are displayed: "Formatting Settings": { "Buy Price Format": "G", "Sell Price Format": "G", "Shopping Bag Cost Format": "G", "Balance Format": "G" } Format options: "G" (general), "N" (number with separators), "C" (currency), "F" (fixed-point), etc. See .NET number formatting for all options. Q: How do I enable transfers to offline players? A: In the config, set "Allow money transfers to offline players?": true. By default, this is disabled for security reasons. Q: How do I configure Duel/Duelist integration? A: To block shop access during duels, set "Blocking the opening in duels?": true in the config. Make sure you have the Duel or Duelist plugin loaded. Q: What do all shop item settings mean and how should I configure them? A: Below is a short explanation of the most important item fields and how they affect the plugin. Type – what this entry does: Item (gives an in-game item), Command (runs server commands), Plugin (calls another plugin hook), Kit (gives a kit). ID – unique numeric ID of the item inside Shop. Used internally (for logs, favorites, editor); normally you don’t change it manually. Image – custom UI icon key. If empty, Shop will try to use the item icon found by ShortName. Permission – Oxide/Carbon permission required to see and use this item. Leave empty to make the item available to everyone, or set e.g. shop.vip for VIP‑only items. Title – custom title shown in the UI. If empty, the plugin will try to use DisplayName, then the in‑game display name of the item, or fall back to an empty string. Description – additional text shown in the item window. Optional, purely visual. Command (%steamid%) – used when Type = Command. The plugin will execute this command on the server. You can use placeholders like %steamid%, %username%, %player.x%, %player.y%, %player.z%. Each purchase can run multiple commands (split internally by |). Kit – kit name for Type = Kit. The plugin will give a kit with this name when the player buys the item. Plugin – used for Type = Plugin. Contains plugin name, hook name and amount. When the item is purchased, the specified hook will be called in the target plugin. DisplayName (empty – default) – overrides the in‑game item name shown to the player (for Type = Item). If empty, the plugin uses the original item display name (optionally via Lang API). ShortName – shortname of the item (e.g. rifle.ak). This is required for Type = Item; it is used to find ItemDefinition, icon, stack size, etc. Skin – workshop skin ID for the item. Only used when Type = Item. Is Blueprint – if enabled, Shop will give the item as a blueprint instead of the regular item. Amount – how many items are given/sold per one purchase. For blueprints this is how many separate blueprint items are created. Enable item buying? (CanBuy) – if disabled, the item cannot be bought (only sold, if selling is enabled). Price – default purchase price. Can be overridden per‑economy in Currencies – if a currency is configured for buying, its price will be used instead of this value. Enable item selling? (CanSell) – if disabled, players cannot sell this item back to the shop. Sell Price – default sell price. Can also be overridden in Currencies for selling. Buy Cooldown / Sell Cooldown – base cooldown in seconds between purchases/sales of this item. Can be overridden by per‑permission cooldowns below. Buy Cooldowns / Sell Cooldowns – per‑permission cooldowns. Keys are permission names (e.g. shop.vip), values are cooldown seconds. The plugin uses the lowest cooldown among permissions that the player has. Use custom discount? – if enabled, the item will use its own Discount map instead of the global discount configuration. Discount (%) – per‑permission discount percentages for this item (only if custom discount is enabled). The highest discount from permissions that the player has will be applied. Sell Limits / Buy Limits – global lifetime limits per permission. A value of 0 means “no limit”. The plugin selects the highest limit among permissions the player has. Daily Buy Limits / Daily Sell Limits – per‑day limits (reset by the plugin’s daily logic). 0 means “no daily limit”. Max Buy Amount / Max Sell Amount – maximum number of items that can be bought/sold in a single transaction (0 disables this limit). Force Buy – if enabled, the item will use fast purchase flow (without extra confirmation windows, depending on UI settings). Prohibit splitting item into stacks? – if enabled, the plugin will try to give the item in a single stack instead of splitting it into multiple stacks, when possible. Purchase/Sale block duration after wipe – time (in seconds) after a wipe during which this item cannot be bought/sold. Useful for limiting powerful items early in the wipe. Localization – per‑language messages for the item title. If enabled and a translation exists for the player’s language, it will override the normal title. Content – configuration of contents for containers (e.g. boxes, weapons with attachments, etc.). You can add inner items (shortname, amount, condition, position). Weapon – additional settings for weapons (ammo type, ammo amount, etc.). Applied when the item is created. Genes – plant gene configuration. If enabled, the plugin will set specified genes on the created item. Currencies – per‑economy price configuration. You can set different prices for each enabled economy plugin (by economy ID) for both buying and selling. If a currency is configured and enabled for the player’s selected economy, its price takes priority over the default Price/Sell Price. Q: What do shop category settings mean and how should I configure them? A: Categories group your shop items and control how they are shown, sorted and filtered for players. Enabled – turns this category on or off. If disabled, the category and all its items will not appear in the shop UI at all. Category Type – controls special behavior of the category: None – a normal category that shows the items you added to Items. Favorite – a virtual category that shows each player’s favorite items (based on their own favorites list). Items here are taken from other categories the player marked as favorite. Hidden – a hidden category. It is stored in data and can be used for management, but is not shown in the normal category list in UI. Title – the name of the category displayed in the UI. If Localization is enabled and contains a translation for the player’s language, that localized text will be shown instead of this value. Permission – permission required to see and use this category. If you leave it empty, all players can see the category (subject to item‑level rules). If you set e.g. shop.category.vip, only players with that permission will see this category in the shop. Sort Type – how items inside the category are sorted: None – items are shown in the order they are stored/edited. Name – items are sorted alphabetically by their PublicTitle (what the player sees). Amount – items are sorted by Amount (stack size) in ascending order. PriceIncrease – items are sorted by price from cheaper to more expensive. PriceDecrease – items are sorted by price from more expensive to cheaper. Sorting is applied every time the category items are requested. Items – the list of ShopItem entries that belong to this category. For normal categories (Type = None/Hidden) this is what will be displayed in the item grid. For Favorite categories this list is not used for display – the plugin uses the player’s favorites instead. Localization – optional localized title for the category. When enabled, the plugin will try to show a translated title based on the player’s language. If no translation is found, it falls back to the Title field. How visibility and filtering work – when the shop builds a category: For normal categories, only items that are available for the player (permission, currencies, buy/sell rules, etc.) are included. Skip/take pagination is applied on top of that filtered list to show items page by page. For favorite categories, the plugin takes the player’s favorite items, applies sorting, and displays them in this special category. Reordering categories and items – categories and items can be moved up/down (or left/right) in the in‑game editor. This changes the order in which categories are shown in the UI and the default order of items when Sort Type = None. Q: How do I enable and use ADMIN MODE? A: ADMIN MODE is a visual in-game editor that allows you to manage your shop without editing files manually. Step 1: Enable ADMIN MODE Ensure you have the shop.admin permission Open shop with /shop command Click the "ADMIN MODE" button in the header (shows "■" when active) Step 2: Create/Edit Categories To create a new category: With ADMIN MODE enabled, click the "+" button in categories list Fill in category details (Title, Enabled, Type, Permission, Sort Type) Click "SAVE" To edit an existing category: Click the "Edit" button (pencil icon) next to the category Modify settings Click "SAVE" or "CANCEL" Step 3: Create/Edit Items To create a new item: Open the target category Click "+ADD ITEM" button Select item from the selection panel Configure all item properties (price, amount, permissions, etc.) Click "SAVE" To edit an existing item: Click the "Edit" button on the item Modify properties Click "SAVE" or "CANCEL" Additional ADMIN MODE Features: Use ↑↓ arrows to reorder categories Use ←→ arrows to reorder items within categories Use "DELETE" button in editor to remove categories/items All changes save automatically - no manual file editing needed Q: Where are shop files stored and what do they contain? A: Shop plugin data is organized in the following structure: 📁 Configuration (oxide/config/Shop.json or carbon/config/Shop.json) Plugin settings (permissions, commands, economy configuration) Notification settings Discord logging configuration Global plugin options 📁 Shop Data (oxide/data/Shop/Shops/Default.json or carbon/data/Shop/Shops/Default.json) This is the main shop inventory file All categories and their settings All items with prices, permissions, cooldowns, limits Item configurations (weapons, content, currencies, etc.) Edited through ADMIN MODE or manually 📁 UI Template (oxide/data/Shop/UI.json or carbon/data/Shop/UI.json) Interface template configuration Colors, sizes, positions Display settings Reset with: shop.reset template then shop.install 📁 Player Data (oxide/data/Shop/Players/ or carbon/data/Shop/Players/) Individual player files (one per player)