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Bradley Arena is a Bradley vs Player battlefield.
Inspired by the popular Helldivers game, this Arena contains a large Helldivers style decoration.
Bradley Arena is ready to use in Rustedit and has all the modifiers to apply easily: Terrain Height, Splats and the Bradley Path.

HOW DOES IT WORK?
To access the inside of the Arena you will need to follow these steps:
 Go to the top of the Arena, climb up the legs of the building. At the top you will find three red card readers. These card readers are numbered 1 to 3, insert your red cards to activate the red button.  Press the red button, an alarm will sound throughout the complex, the red lights will turn on to warn other players that the dome is occupied, access to the red card reader will be blocked by electricity so that other players do not use the card reader, the hatch will open for 2 minutes.  Access the inside of the Arena, the hatch will remain closed. After 25 minutes the electricity of the red card reader will be activated giving access to other players.  Fight against NPCs and destroy the three tanks that will impede your mission objective. On the walkways you will find food, medicine and glass walls that will protect you from your enemies.  Use the zip lines or climb the walls to access the underground. In the underground you will face NPCs and sometimes a Bradley.  It's time to leave, press the red button, the hatch will open for 5 minutes, climb the walls, follow your steps to the exit. CONTAINS:
Puzzles Parkour Ziplines Loots, Locked crates and Elites crates Two kinds of NPCs Alarm sound Automatic lighting for the night Traps Three Bradleys

Experience TRUE "Creative Mode" With Placery
-WIP - Getting Mountable Items Or Deployables to correctly be indentified to players can mount chairs on walls
-WIP - Futher improvements + Correction to any deployables/items that was looked over
-WIP - Allowment Of Placement of deployables on Terrain
-WIP - WallPaper Compability
 
Preview Video To Show Some Of The Possibilites With The Plugin - Video is from before most recent update so things not working or been incorrect here have been fixed with the new version 1.0.7 of PlaceryExtended
 
Placery Extended is a powerful Rust plugin designed to enhance your building experience by allowing players to place any deployable item directly onto walls, roofs, and other surfaces, both inside and outside your base. Whether you're fortifying your base or adding aesthetic touches, this plugin grants you precise control over where and how deployables are placed. The plugin includes advanced correction and snapping features to ensure deployables like auto turrets, mines, barricades, and even seeds are placed seamlessly, even upside down on roofs.
 
Key Features:
Extended Placement Options: Place any deployable, with support for walls, roofs, and various surfaces. Customize your base to your liking by placing items in unconventional ways, such as flameturrets on walls or metal barricades upside down on roofs. Even seeds can be placed on walls or roofs, allowing you to grow plants without the need for a planter or ground placement. User Permissions: Manage who can utilize these placement features with a simple permission system. Fine-tune access with permissions like placeryextended.use, or grant admin-level access for bypassing restrictions. Bypass Cooldown Permission: Admins or players with the bypass permission can skip the deployable placement cooldown. However, be aware that this could potentially allow players to write messages using seeds on walls, which may cause server lag if many players do this simultaneously. Admin Placement on Player Bases: Admins with the appropriate permissions can place deployables on players' bases, bypassing standard building privileges, allowing for greater flexibility in administrative tasks. Configurable Blacklist: Customize which items can be placed on certain surfaces using an intuitive blacklist feature to prevent overpowered or unintended gameplay mechanics. Advanced Snap-to-Surface Placement: Deployables automatically align and snap to supported surfaces, ensuring they don’t float or misalign. The plugin uses custom alignment logic for different types of entities, ensuring items like beds, signs, frames, and towers are placed correctly based on the environment. Skins Support for Deployables: Deployables placed with skins will retain the selected skin when deployed, enhancing customization and allowing players to further personalize their base aesthetics. NoEscape Compatibility: Support for NoEscape plugins includes options to block deployable placement during combat, raids, or escape attempts, ensuring balanced and fair gameplay. Language File Customization: All in-game messages sent to players are stored in a language file, making it easy for server administrators to customize or translate messages. Optimized for Performance: Placery Extended is lightweight and optimized, performing real-time checks on player actions without straining server resources. Placement Toggle Command: Players with permission can toggle the plugin on and off for their personal use via the /toggleplacery command, allowing for more control over when they use the extended placement features.  
Admin Commands:
/addblacklist <item> – Add an item to the blacklist, preventing it from being placed on certain surfaces. /removeblacklist <item> – Remove an item from the blacklist, allowing it to be placed again. /getblacklist – View the current blacklist of restricted items. /clearblacklist – Clear all items from the blacklist. /reloadplacery – Reload the plugin configuration without restarting the server, applying any changes made to the config file immediately.  
Player Commands:
/placeryhelp – Display a list of available commands for both regular users and admins. /toggleplacery – Enable or disable the placement functionality for individual players based on permissions.  
How It Works:
Placery Extended introduces a special right-click placement process, allowing players to place deployables in areas that are normally restricted, such as walls, roofs, and other unconventional surfaces. To place items using Placery Extended, players must right-click or hold right-click during the placement process. This ensures the plugin’s enhanced features are only used when needed. For players who prefer the traditional Rust placement logic, left-click can still be used as usual, allowing them to place items in the default Rust-approved areas. This dual system ensures that Placery Extended does not interfere with Rust’s default mechanics, giving players the flexibility to choose when to use the extended placement options and when to stick to the standard behavior.  
New Updates:
Skins Support for Deployables: Deployables placed with skins will display the selected skin when deployed, allowing players to personalize the appearance of deployable items. Seed Placement: Seeds can be placed on walls or roofs, allowing players to grow plants without needing a planter or ground placement inside their compound. NoEscape Integration: With the NoEscape support, admins can block placement during specific events, such as combat, raid, or escape scenarios, providing better control over gameplay. Language File Support: All in-game messages are stored in an easily editable language file, allowing for seamless customization or translation to match server preferences. Admin Placement on Player Bases: Admins can now place deployables on player-owned structures, bypassing standard building privilege checks, allowing for more control and flexibility. Dynamic Deployable Blacklist: Blacklisted items can be dynamically added or removed by players with admin permission, streamlining configuration management without server restarts.  
Configuration:
The plugin includes a user-friendly configuration file where you can:
Blacklist specific items from being placed on walls, roofs, or other surfaces to maintain balance. Define eligible surfaces for deployables (e.g., "wall," "roof," "foundation," "shelf," "stair"). Control placement cooldowns and specify the radius around players for placement. Configure NoEscape settings to block placement during combat, raids, or escape attempts.  
Example Configuration:
{ "Blacklist": [ "wall.external", "wall.frame", "wall.window", "ladder.wooden.wall", "chineselantern", "chineselanternwhite", "xmas.lightstring", "xmas.lightstring.advanced", "ceilinglight", "gunrack_stand", "xylophone", "piano", "pinata", "discoball", "microphonestand", "sled", "sled.xmas", "cupboard.tool", "cupboard.tool.shockbyte", "cupboard.tool.retro", "elevator", "generator.wind.scrap", "lock.code", "lock.key", "door.closer" ], "Placement": [ "floor", "wall", "foundation", "ceiling", "stair", "shelve", "roof" ], "PlacementCooldown": 2.0, "PlacementRadius": 4.0, "IsCombatBlocked": false, "IsEscapeBlocked": false, "IsRaidBlocked": false }  
Blacklist: Items listed here (e.g., "wall.external") cannot be placed on specified surfaces. Placement: Specify the surfaces where deployables can be placed (e.g., "floor," "roof," "wall"). Cooldown & Radius: Set the cooldown and radius around the player for deployable placement. NoEscape: Define whether placement is blocked during combat, escape, or raids.  
 
Perfect For:
Creative Base Building: Offer your players greater creative freedom with more versatile placement options, perfect for elaborate base designs. Roleplay Servers: Create immersive, dynamic environments with unrestricted deployable placements. Competitive Servers: Maintain balance with customizable restrictions and NoEscape integration to ensure item placements remain fair.  
Installation:
Drag and drop the plugin into your Rust server’s plugin directory, adjust the configuration to your needs, and you’re all set!  
Compatibility:
Placery Extended is compatible with most Rust mods, including NoEscape, and requires Oxide/uMod for installation. Note: UberTool may cause conflicts with this plugin, so it is recommended to disable UberTool for better functionality.  
Get Started: Transform your server’s building mechanics with Placery Extended! Purchase now and unlock new possibilities for your Rust community.
 
 
 
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Step into this medieval-inspired outpost, a unique safezone where players can come together to mingle, trade, and form alliances. Designed with towering stone walls and a fortified gate, this outpost offers a secure environment for friendly interactions in the otherwise harsh world of Rust. Whether you're looking to meet new allies, share resources, or simply relax in peace, this outpost provides a safe retreat from the chaos of the wilderness and raiders. Perfect for building connections and taking a break from the action, it’s the ideal spot for players to gather and socialize.

Prefab Count: 6365
 
Installation Guide Prefab & Automatic Lights Setup:
After extracting the files, you will find two folders for CustomPrefabs and two vending preset options. Additionally, there is an optional Automatic Lights plugin.
 
Automatic Lights Plugin (optional) Included:
This plugin automatically turns on all torch holders at night and off during the day, preventing constant fires at the outpost. It only affects non-player torches (e.g., those at monuments), adding to the medieval atmosphere.
To install the plugin, simply place it in your Rust server's /oxide/plugins folder. Upon server restart, the plugin will activate.
- If you wish to use the Automatic Lights plugin, select the CustomPrefabs (With AutomaticLights) folder and drag its contents into your RustEdit directory, specifically inside the CustomPrefabs folder.
- If you do not want to use the Automatic Lights plugin, choose the CustomPrefabs (Without AutomaticLights) folder and drag its contents into the RustEdit directory, inside the CustomPrefabs folder.
 
Vending Presets Setup:
The Medieval Outpost contains 7 vendor shops, and there are two sets of vending presets available:
Default Compound Loot – This matches the standard Rust loot for a more traditional experience.
Primitive Loot – This gives the vendors a more primitive feel, perfect for servers running a primitive-themed setup.
- For Default Compound Loot, drag the contents of the vendingpresets (Default Compound Loot) folder into your RustEdit directory under the vendingpresets folder.
- For Primitive Loot, drag the contents of the vendingpresets (Primitive Loot) folder into your RustEdit directory under the vendingpresets folder.
Important: Only choose one loot profile (Default Compound Loot or Primitive Loot). Dragging both sets together may cause issues, as the vendors are configured to automatically use the selected loot profile.
 
Final Step:
Once the files are placed in their correct directories, open RustEdit, and you're ready to place the monument on your map. All splat maps, topology, and layers are included—just drop and go!