Jerimiah

Custom chinook allows you to create custom drop points for the chinook to drop crates off. This plugin is helpful for custom maps/monuments where the default chinook won't visit these destinations. Custom destinations can be added in the configuration file, along with interval between this event occurring. Additionally there is a setting for forcing the drop to the coordinates to get the coordinates of your drop location stand directly where you want it and run printpos in the console. Usage Permissions: CustomChinookCrate.call CustomChinookCrate.calloff Commands: /Call <- Triggers the calling of the chinook useful for testing drop positions. /Calloff <- Calls off the chinook sending it back into the abyss of the ocean. Config: bool ForceDrop; <- Forcefully spawns a crate at the specific position when chinook is overhead. float DropInterval; <- Interval between each chinook visit to default is 0 seconds which won't spawn any. List<Vector3> DropPositions; <- List of drop locations default is the center of the map but multiple can be specified.

Base fixer is a rust plugin that allows you to repair your entire base from one spot, it aims to be a lightweight and performant plugin. It is very simple to configure to your server needs and it feels as though it was a feature within Rust itself. Features - Ability to be enabled by default. - Will repair entire bases entities included (External tcs not included). - Players must have the exact number of resources to completely fix everything (Components included). - Repairing bases doesn't impact the performance of your server in any way. - A very lightweight plugin that doesn't take up much space only ~8kB. Permissions basefixer.use <- Required for players to use the plugin. basefixer.NoPlayerTax <- Players with this permission don't use resources. Commands /br <- Toggles Base Fixer Config bool EnabledByDefault <- Makes it so when players join Base Fixer is on by default. int EntitiesPerSecond <- Defines how many entities will be repaired at once (Higher number more resource intensive). float DamageRepairCooldown <- The cooldown it should take before repairing after an entity has been damaged. int RepairCostMultiplier <- Multiplying the cost of resources needed to repair the base. Demo