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Make the Cargo Ship a real challenge. Cargo Ship Radiation adds a configurable radiation zone directly to the Cargo Ship. The zone follows the ship as it moves, exposing players on board to the radiation intensity you choose. Set any non-negative numeric radiation value in the configuration, from mild exposure to a serious hazard. Players will need suitable radiation protection before attempting to secure the cargo. WHY RADIATION? The idea comes from the Cargo Ship’s radioactive cargo. With containers carrying radioactive barrels, radiation adds another reason to prepare before boarding. This plugin makes the event more challenging and gives radiation protection a practical role during Cargo Ship runs. FEATURES Fully configurable numeric radiation intensity. Supports whole numbers and decimals, such as 10, 25, 40, or 40.5. Automatically creates a radiation zone when a Cargo Ship spawns. Supports Cargo Ships already present when the plugin loads. Radiation zone follows the ship’s movement and rotation. Automatic cleanup when the ship despawns or the plugin unloads. Preserves vanilla Cargo Ship departure radiation. Lightweight operation without plugin timers or polling loops. No gameplay commands or permissions required. CONFIGURATION { "Radiation Level": 50.0 } Radiation Level controls the custom zone’s radiation intensity. Example values: 0, 2, 10, 25, 40, 51, 75. Default: 20.0 Accepted values: finite, non-negative numbers. Zero: produces no custom radiation; vanilla departure radiation remains active. Change the value, then reload the plugin or restart the server. HOW IT WORKS The plugin attaches a native radiation trigger and a box collider directly to the Cargo Ship. The zone moves with the ship automatically. Exposure follows Rust’s normal radiation protection and edge falloff behavior. The configured value controls the zone’s intensity; actual player exposure depends on protection and position within the zone. The custom zone operates separately from the ship’s vanilla departure radiation. Where radiation zones overlap, Rust uses the strongest exposure rather than adding their values together. No more naked Cargo runs. Bring proper gear—or a very good reason to get irradiated.

Ballistic Armor Slots gives Ballistic Vests and Ballistic Leg Armor a random number of insert slots when they spawn inside loot crates, so players can slot protective plates (lead, asbestos, etc.). You decide how common each amount is with simple percentage chances. Features Random 0 to 3 insert slots on armor found in loot crates Per-amount percentage chances, fully configurable Make 3-slot armor rare loot, or keep it always maxed Console warning if your chances don't add up to 100% Never overwrites armor that already has slots How it works When ballistic armor is generated inside a loot container (Locked / Hackable Crates, Supply Drops, Elite Crates, Underwater Lab crates, etc.), the plugin rolls a slot count from your chances and applies it once, the moment the crate fills its loot. Player storage is never touched. Always 3 slots Set the 3-slot chance to 100 and the rest to 0. Configuration { "Chance (%) - 0 slots": 50, "Chance (%) - 1 slot": 30, "Chance (%) - 2 slots": 10, "Chance (%) - 3 slots": 10 } Each value is the % chance that armor spawns with that many slots; they should total 100. If they don't, the plugin still works (it treats them proportionally) and prints a warning so you can fix it. Reload the plugin after editing. Note: Ballistic Helmet is excluded, armor slots for it are not implemented in the game by Facepunch.