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We are excited to present our revamped plugins for Rust. Previously bundled as VoteReward, we've now separated the functionalities into two distinct plugins: VoteSystem and CustomRewards. This division offers users enhanced flexibility and customization options. Upon purchasing our product, you will receive both plugins, along with the original VoteReward, giving you the freedom to update at your own pace. VoteReward is a plugin for Rust, specifically designed to encourage players to vote for their server on various ranking sites. By offering in-game rewards for each vote, VoteReward turns voting into an interactive and rewarding experience, reminiscent of the battle pass systems found in many games. Documentation: More informations on VoteSystem and CustomRewards Documentations Command: To access the VoteReward user interface, players need to use the command /votes Compatibility with ranking sites: VoteReward currently supports the following ranking sites: rust-servers.net top-games.net top-serveurs.net If you wish to add more ranking sites, feel free to contact us. Features: VoteReward stores players' votes and allows them to claim their rewards at their own pace, even several days after voting. The user interface is fully customizable: colors, positions, sizes, and texts can all be modified via the Configuration and Lang files. You can set the number of points awarded per vote for each ranking site. Rewards can be in-game items or commands from other plugins, offering a wide variety of rewards. Each reward can be associated with a custom image. You can set the rarity of rewards, which changes the background color of the user interface. Configuration To configure the Vote System, navigate to Oxide/Config/VoteSystem.json. Below are the fields you can adjust: Vote Servers Settings: This represents the list of ranking sites. Please refrain from altering the key names. Enabled: Set this to true if you want votes from this site to be counted. API url: Do not modify this unless the URL changes. API token: Enter your unique token, which can be obtained from the respective ranking site. Points by vote: This determines the number of points awarded per vote (acts as a multiplier). Check Interval: Specifies the number of seconds between each API check. Ensure you save any changes made to the configuration file and reload the pluging for them to take effect. Reward Configuration: Customizing rewards is made easy with the configuration file. UI Settings: Max Reward By Page: Maximum number of rewards displayed per page. Window Rect: Position and size of the window. Top Rect: Position and size of the title bar. Close Rect: Position and size of the close button. Description Rect: Position and size of the description root. Rewards Rect: Position and size of the rewards root. Line Rect: Position and size of the progress line. Reward Margin: Margin between each reward. Show Description: Option to display or hide the description. Description font size: Font size of the description. Title font size: Font size of the title. Background Url: URL of the background image for a reward. New Icon Url: URL of the icon when the reward is new. Check Icon Url: URL of the icon when a reward has been claimed. Lock Icon Url: URL of the icon when a reward is locked. Prev Icon url: URL of the previous arrow. Next Icon url: URL of the next arrow. Theme: Color palette with available colors such as Surface, SurfaceDisabled, Background, TextPrimary, TextOnSecondary, Primary, Secondary, and Danger. Rewards Settings Rarity: Reward rarity (Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary). Quantity: Displayed quantity; for an item, the player will receive this quantity. Item Name: Item to be received (optional). Server Commands: List of commands to execute when the player claims the reward. Grant Permissions: List of permissions to grant (or remove) to the player when they claim the reward. Grant Groups: List of groups to grant (or remove) to the player when they claim the reward. Need Permissions: List of permissions required to unlock the reward. Need Groups: List of groups required to unlock the reward. If you're using a command rather than an item as a reward, leave the "Item Shortname (optional)" field blank. Optimization: VoteReward has been designed to have a minimal impact on server resources. Beta Phase: VoteReward is currently in the final beta phase. Although problems are rare, we advise you to exercise caution when configuring the plugin. Support: I am available to answer any questions or address any issues you may encounter when using VoteReward. Do not hesitate to contact me. With VoteReward, stimulate your players' engagement and enrich their gaming experience! More informations on VoteSystem and CustomRewards Documentations VoteReward.json

English Description (Deutsche Beschreibung weiter unten): With the ItemPost plugin for Rust, players can claim items sent to them by administrators via the console or RCON. The ItemPost plugin is a practical solution for Rust server administrators to send items to players that they can claim later. Integration with other plugins, such as Azuriom's Vote plugin, expands the possibilities and offers server operators additional incentives for their players. How it works: The plugin allows administrators to send items to players by using the givepost command in the console or via RCON. The command syntax is: givepost <playerID> <itemName> <amount> Once an item is sent to a player, it is stored in the plugin's internal list (_claimedItems), and the affected player is notified. Players can view and claim their claimable items by using the /claim chat command. When they have successfully claimed items, they will receive a confirmation message. Every 5 minutes, the plugin automatically checks if players have items to claim and notifies them accordingly. Language file: The plugin supports multiple languages and allows customizing messages. The following messages are available in the default settings: NoItemsToClaim: "You have no items to claim." ItemsAvailable: "You have items available to claim! Type /claim to claim your items." ClaimSuccess: "Claimed all your items!" ClaimFull: "Your inventory is full." Integration with Azuriom's Vote plugin: To combine the ItemPost plugin with Azuriom's Vote plugin, administrators can use the givepost command to send rewards for voting to players. For example, when a player votes for the server, the administrator can execute a command like givepost {steam_id} stones 150 to send a reward to the player. Deutsche Beschreibung: Mit dem ItemPost-Plugin für Rust können Spieler Gegenstände beanspruchen, die ihnen von Administratoren über die Konsole oder RCON gesendet wurden. Das ItemPost-Plugin ist eine praktische Lösung für Rust-Server-Administratoren, um Gegenstände an Spieler zu senden, die sie später beanspruchen können. Die Integration in andere Plugins wie das Vote-Plugin von Azuriom erweitert die Einsatzmöglichkeiten und bietet Serverbetreibern zusätzliche Anreize für ihre Spieler. Funktionsweise: Das Plugin ermöglicht es Administratoren, Gegenstände an Spieler zu senden, indem sie den Befehl givepost in der Konsole oder über RCON verwenden. Der Befehl hat die Syntax: givepost <playerID> <itemName> <amount> Sobald ein Gegenstand an einen Spieler gesendet wird, wird er in der internen Liste des Plugins (_claimedItems) gespeichert und der betroffene Spieler wird benachrichtigt. Spieler können ihre beanspruchbaren Gegenstände einsehen und beanspruchen, indem sie den Chat-Befehl /claim verwenden. Wenn sie erfolgreich Gegenstände beansprucht haben, erhalten sie eine Bestätigungsnachricht. Alle 5 Minuten überprüft das Plugin automatisch, ob Spieler Gegenstände zum Beanspruchen haben und benachrichtigt sie entsprechend. Sprachdatei: Das Plugin unterstützt mehrere Sprachen und ermöglicht es, Nachrichten anzupassen. In der Standardeinstellung sind folgende Nachrichten verfügbar: NoItemsToClaim: "You have no items to claim." ItemsAvailable: "You have items available to claim! Type /claim to claim your items." ClaimSuccess: "Claimed all your items!" ClaimFull: "Your inventory is full." Integration mit dem Vote-Plugin von Azuriom: Um das ItemPost-Plugin mit dem Vote-Plugin von Azuriom zu kombinieren, können Administratoren den Befehl givepost verwenden, um Belohnungen für das Abstimmen an Spieler zu senden. Zum Beispiel, wenn ein Spieler für den Server abstimmt, kann der Administrator einen Befehl wie givepost {steam_id} stones 150 ausführen, um dem Spieler eine Belohnung zu senden.