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I have moved them to a more reliable location. I host them myself, that is what the local option is for. Once you setup your server to local host (which I have it auto detect but the instructions are there for verification and troubleshooting) your server will download them automatically from my host to yours and then your server will have them. Then you will no longer have to rely on a remote server period for the images as they will be on your server. The fastest rendering you could have. You don't have to change the URLs or anything as it will do that automatically as well.

This plugin is not an out-of-box ready to go plugin. This is why is has an ingame admin panel with live adjustments and is highly recommended to setup on a test server first to get the correct environment you want. This plugin changes way too much in the game to have a basic ready to go default. If changing the images from remote to local within the ingame UI is too much then this is definitely not the plugin for you as the settings pages and amount of adjustments are far more detailed

You can do this in the UI within the game. Best option is to use the local hosting which allows your server itself to host the images.

All image URLs can be changed: https://www.rustlevels.com/XPerience/index.php/setup/image-urls

There are setup instruction on the plugin page showing how to setup the markers step by step for each area type. It cannot be done in the config directly as it uses your player position to set the markers.

I need a little more info than this and our discord is a much better place for reporting issue or help. The plugin loads with the latest Rust update without issues so please report what issues your having.

examples? I have this running on several servers and so far it renames every NPC without issues.

updated, should be fixed now

The CloseRangeAddition, MediumRangeAddition, and LongRangeAddition values modify the weapon's effectiveness at different ranges when used by NPCs. CloseRangeAddition – This value could enhance the weapon's performance at short distances, possibly increasing accuracy, damage, or attack frequency when an NPC is within close range. MediumRangeAddition – This might adjust the weapon’s effectiveness at mid-range, potentially affecting accuracy, damage scaling, or AI behavior when engaging targets at moderate distances. LongRangeAddition – This could influence how well the weapon performs at long distances, possibly reducing accuracy drop-off, increasing damage scaling, or modifying AI targeting behavior. These values likely work in conjunction with other AI-related parameters (aiAimCone, aiAimSwayOffset, CanUseAtMediumRange, CanUseAtLongRange) to determine how NPCs wield the weapon across different engagement distances. If you’re testing or modifying these values, tweaking them could help balance NPC combat behavior in your game.

This works for projectile weapons only not throwables.