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    v3.1.1
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About Duel Fuel Quarries & Pumpjacks

The Dual Fuel Quarries & Pumpjack system introduces a new layer of realism and flexibility to Rust’s industrial gameplay. Players can now power Pumpjacks and Mining Quarries using either Diesel Fuel or Low Grade Fuel, giving server owners full control over resource balance and progression.

This mod expands the vanilla mechanics with configurable options, dynamic fuel consumption, and visual feedback — all wrapped in a clean, performance‑optimized script.

🧩 Key Features

  • 🛢️ Dual Fuel Support — Use Diesel or Low Grade Fuel interchangeably.
  • ⚙️ Dynamic Efficiency — Diesel yields higher output per tick; Low Grade offers slower but accessible operation.
  • 💡 Smart Detection — Automatically detects which fuel is loaded and switches operation mode.
  • 🧱 Quarry Integration — Works seamlessly with all quarry types (Stone, Sulfur, HQM).
  • 🧠 Performance Optimized — Lightweight tick logic with minimal overhead.
  • 🧾 Full Configuration File — Fine‑tune every parameter to fit your server’s economy.

Configuration

{
  "Diesel Work Multiplier": 1.0,
  "Low Grade Work Multiplier": 0.25,
  "Fuel Consumption Per Tick": 1,
  "Allowed Fuel Types": [
    "diesel_barrel",
    "lowgradefuel"
  ],
  "Version": {
    "Major": 3,
    "Minor": 1,
    "Patch": 1
  }
}

 


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