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To use this loot tables pack, you need to purchase the paid Raidable Bases plugin if you do not already own it: https://codefling.com/plugins/raidable-bases This Raidable Bases 3x+ Loot Tables (Easy to Nightmare) package includes: - Easy Bases - Base_Loot (3x+ tables) - Medium Bases - Base_Loot (3x+ tables) - Hard Bases - Base_Loot (3x+ tables) - Expert Bases - Base_Loot (3x+ tables) - Nightmare Bases - Base_Loot (3x+ tables) Beware: Our loot table package includes only the 5-tier loot tables within the Base_loot folder, ranging from easy to nightmare. It does not include the loot tables from the Difficulty_Loot or Weekday_Loot folders. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: Extract the downloaded zip file using WinRAR. Then, move the files to the following location, ensuring a clean setup without any other files: data/RaidableBases/Base_Loot You need to place the five prepared .json files for Easy through Nightmare bases into the Base_Loot folder. Important Note: The number of items that spawn in crates is determined not by the loot table but by five different configs found in the data/RaidableBases/Profiles directory, using the code below. For example, open Easy Bases.json inside the Profiles folder with Notepad, press CTRL+F, and search for "Amount Of Items To Spawn" In the example below, the spawn amount is set to 90. You can adjust this number to your preference, either increasing or decreasing it. Keep in mind that changing this will affect the drop rates in the loot table. These loot tables do not work like a BetterLoot or AlphaLoot system. They are more complex and may distribute loot based on higher loot rates, so it is difficult to predict the exact item drop rates. You may need to balance them yourself using the setting below. "Amount Of Items To Spawn": 90, You may also open the individual base profile files (e.g., Easy Bases.json, Medium Bases.json, Hard Bases.json, Expert Bases.json, Nightmare Bases.json) located in data/RaidableBases/Profiles and adjust the "Loot Amount Multiplier" to values such as 2.0 or 5.0. This will alter the existing loot balance. However, we recommend keeping this setting at 1.0, as changing it may disrupt the intended loot balance: "Loot Amount Multiplier": 1.0

What is a Merged Outpost: A Merged Outpost combines multiple monuments into a single safe zone to improve server performance. My custom Merged Outpost includes the features of Bandit Camp, Stables, and a working car lift. Bringing those safe zone features together into one seamlessly functional Outpost. Designed for all Rust servers, this monument provides a Safe Trading Zone, Stables/Airwolf Vendors, and All NPC Quest Givers. It can also be easily placed manually in RustEdit. Merged Outpost Features: All Original Outpost features. All Vending Machines from Bandit Camp. Airwolf Vendor with a Custom Helipad. Bot prevention for Produce exchange vending machine. Garage building with 2 vehicle lifts and a vehicle parts vending machine. Stables with 4 horses, Shop keeper plus a vending machine (Ranch Loot). Added Colliders so players don't get stuck. Seating Area outside with a hobo barrel. Gambling Wheel with plenty of seating. 5 Slot Machines. 3 Poker Tables. 2 Blackjack Tables. 6 Recyclers with chairs. 3 Repair Benches. 2 Refineries with chairs. 2 Research Tables. 4 Private Trading Areas. All quest givers added. Total Prefabs: 518 RustEdit Installation Guide: Extract the Merged Outpost prefab from Merged Outpost\RustEdit\CustomPrefabs into your RustEdit installation folder, RustEdit\CustomPrefabs. Then, add the vending machine loot tables to: RustEdit\VendingPresets Launch RustEdit. Click "Prefabs" in the top menu, then open the Prefab List. Locate the prefab in the "Custom" category, or search Merged Outpost / MrLou Double-click the prefab file to spawn it into the map you’ll use for wipe. Position it over the Outpost. Use the prefab "Cover E" near the poker tables to line everything up correctly. (This might take a couple of tries make sure it’s as close as possible so everything works correctly.) Look around the outpost and make sure everything is in the correct location. Save your changes to the map, then upload it to Dropbox (or a similar service). Add your custom link to the custom map URL in RSM (or any other program you use). At the end, remove the "0" and replace it with a "1", then save. Start your server and enjoy your custom merged Outpost. If you need any help, message me on Codefling and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible. If you enjoy my work, please leave a 5* review. Thank you!