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Skill Tree Items: Pro
By imthenewguy in Plugins
The Ultimate Expansion for Skill Tree Progression
Skill Tree Items: Pro is a powerful DLC plugin for the Skill Tree system that breathes new life into your server's loot tables. Instead of players just earning XP through grinding, they can now discover unique, consumable items that boost their progression, provide instant rewards, or grant temporary buffs directly from Skill Tree.
Whether it’s a rare XP injection found on a Scientist or a biome-specific gathering boost hidden in an Arctic crate, this plugin adds a layer of excitement and strategy to every lootable object on your map.
Advanced Consumable Types
This plugin introduces four distinct item categories, each fully customizable to fit your server's economy:
XP Boosters: Provide temporary XP multipliers. Go granular with filters for specific gather types, time-of-day restrictions (e.g., "Night Owl" boosts), or biome-specific requirements. XP Injections: Instant gratification. Set up various "vials" or "manuals" that grant a flat or randomized range of XP upon consumption. SP Injections: Extremely rare rewards that grant Skill Points directly, bypass the grind, and give players a reason to hunt for high-tier loot. Temporary Buffs: Grant any buff from the Skill Tree—including Ultimates—for a limited time. These stack with existing skills, allowing players to feel the power of high-level perks early on.
Dynamic Loot Distribution
The core of Skill Tree Items: Pro is its highly sophisticated loot engine. You aren't limited to just crates and barrels; you can inject these items into almost every interaction in Rust.
See a comprehensive list of supported LootSources below.
Granular Configuration
For the power users, the LootProfile system allows for surgical precision. You don't just set "Crates"; you can target specific prefab names, specific NPC profiles, or even the tier of a Raidable Base.
Key Profile Features:
Identifier System: Target specific entities (e.g., only "Elite" crates or a specific Boss from BossMonster). Skin ID Filtering: Require specific skin IDs for the source to trigger. Blacklisting: Exclude specific items or entities from dropping loot. Modifier Integration: Toggle whether player "ItemPerk" modifiers should influence the drop rates. Weight-Based Tables: Use a weighted dictionary system to determine exactly which items drop and how often.
Command: stip.give <target> <profile>
Tyoe: Console
Permission required: skilltreeitemspro.admin
Action: Gives the target player the specified item.
Command: stip.giveall
Tyoe: Chat
Permission required: skilltreeitemspro.admin
Action: Gives the user all items in the config.
Command: stip.moveicon
Tyoe: Chat
Permission required: skilltreeitemspro.admin
Action: Moves the active boost icon for all players.
This is a comprehensive list of loot sources that can be used to setup loot profiles.
Crate: Triggered when a player opens a crate for the first time. Barrel: Triggered when a player breaks a barrel. BossMonster: Triggered when a boss monster is killed by a player. Event: Triggered when an event is completed (Convoy, SurvivalArena, Armored train, Powerplant etc). ScientistNPC: Triggered when a scientist NPC is killed. HumanNPC: Triggered when a human npc, such as a tunner dweller, is killed. BetterNPC: Triggered when a NpcSpawn npc is killed. Woodcutting: Triggered when a tree is fully cut down. Mining: Triggered when a node is fully mined out. Skinning: Triggered when an animal is fully skinned. Foraging: Triggered when the player collects a map collectible (hemp, pumpkins, diesel barrels etc). Farming: Triggered when the player collects a player-grown collectible. Fishing: Triggered when the player catches a fish. Crafting: Triggered when an item is successfully crated. BotReSpawn: Triggered when an BotReSpawn npc is killed. NpcRaider: Triggered when an npc from NpcRaider is killed. RaidableBase: Triggered when a Raidable Base is spawned.
The effect types dictate how the item will behave. You can have any number of effect types attached to an item. For example, you can create an item that gives the player 1000xp with the XPInjection type, gives them a temporary boost with the XPBoost type, and gives them access to the Raiding Ultimate from Skill Tree with the TemporaryBuff type.
XPInjection: Provides the player with an injection of xp when consumed. SPInjection: Provides the player with an injection of skill points when consumed. TemporaryBuff: Provides the player with temporary access to any Skill Tree buff (including ultimates). XPBoost: Provides the player with a temporary xp boost when consumed. XP Source can be set so only the specified xp source provides the bonus. Timeframe can be set, so the player can only get xp during the specified time of day (ie 6pm to 6pm etc). Multiple Biomes can be added to restrict the xp bonus to sources inside of those biome types (ie a player can only gain xp while in the Arctic or Jungle). Biomes: Any, Arid, Temperate, Tundra, Arctic, Jungle.
Here is a list of Skill Tree XP Sources that can be used with the XPBoost effect.
All NodeHit NodeHitFinal TreeHit TreeHitFinal SkinHit SkinHitFinal CollectWildPlant CollectGrownPlant BuildingBlockDeployed FishCaught CatchOrangeRoughy CatchSalmon CatchSmallShark CatchSmallTrout CatchYellowPerch CatchAnchovy CatchHerring CatchSardine CatchTrash Crafting ScientistNormal TunnelDweller UnderwaterDweller ScientistHeavy SmallAnimal MediumAnimal LargeAnimal RoadSign Barrel Scarecrow Mission BradleyAPC LootHackedCrate LootHeliCrate LootBradleyCrate CookingMealXP RaidableBaseCompletion_Easy RaidableBaseCompletion_Medium RaidableBaseCompletion_Hard RaidableBaseCompletion_Expert RaidableBaseCompletion_Nightmare Win_HungerGames Win_ScubaArena Win_Skirmish Gut_Fish default_botrespawn crate_basic crate_elite crate_mine crate_normal crate_normal_2 crate_normal_2_food crate_normal_2_medical crate_tools crate_underwater_advanced crate_underwater_basic crate_ammunition crate_food_1 crate_food_2 crate_fuel crate_medical supply_drop detect_diggable Harbor_Event_Winner Junkyard_Event_Winner PowerPlant_Event_Winner Satellite_Event_Winner Water_Event_Winner Air_Event_Winner Armored_Train_Winner Convoy_Winner SurvivalArena_Winner swipe_card_level_1 swipe_card_level_2 swipe_card_level_3 boss_monster Zombie Raider JetPilot ArcticBaseEvent_Winner GasStationEvent_Winner SputnikEvent_Winner ShipWreckEvent_Winner Triangulation_Winner Caravan_Winner SupermarketEvent_Winner GingerbreadNPC PVP AutoTurret
You can get a list of Skill Tree Buffs from the Skill Tree plugin page.
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Better Body Bags
By Whispers88 in Plugins
Better Body Bags optimizes server and client side performance of ragdolls and body bags. This is done by custom handeling of physics and streamlining native methods to assist with server performance and reduce the heavy networking impacts to clients, causing client side lag.
Stop client side lag in high deathtoll zones Stabalize fps dips caused by ragdolls and bodybags Hookless - This plugin uses harmony for the best performance Configurable - Customize despawn times per item, dropping of weapons & burying of items
Performance will vary depending on the number of players, client hardware and server hardware. If you have a high pop server, low end client hardware or low end server hardware then this plugin is for you.
{ "Corpse Removal Time": 10.0, "Block Active Item Drop": true, "Bury Leftover Items": true, "Despawn Time Tier 0 (seconds)": 30.0, "Despawn Time Tier 1 (seconds)": 300.0, "Despawn Time Tier 2 (seconds)": 600.0, "Despawn Time Tier 3 (seconds)": 1800.0, "Ground Watch - Updates bag position if ground is missing": true, "Advance mode (reload on first true)": false, "CustomTimes": {} }
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Enchanting
By imthenewguy in Plugins
Enchanting adds the ability for different types of weapons to be enchanted with over 29 specialized, unique abilities from freezing your target in place, to increasing the speed of your horse. Each enchantment is configurable and can be added to any weapon type, or even multiple times under the same weapon type with different durations/effect modifiers.
Enchanting an item requires a cost of runes, which are found from different sources. See the "Runes" section below for more information on how players obtain runes.
The plugin comes with a number of pre-made enchanted weapons, but you can add, remove or edit your own via the config file, allowing you to tailor this plugin for your on worlds.
Runes are required to enchant a weapon. The enchantment costs can be seen under each weapon, and must be in the players inventory when they attempt to enchant their weapon.
Runes drop from multiple sources, but each rune type has a uniquely flavoured drop source by default:
Ice Runes: Obtained while mining, woodcutting or picking floora (hemp, mushrooms, pumpkins etc) in the acrtic biome. Life Runes: Obtained from collecting floora in any biome. Death Runes: Obtained while harvesting the flesh of NPCs and animals. Fire Runes: Obtained while mining, woodcutting or picking floora in the arid biome (desert). Dark Runes: Obtained while mining, woodcutting or picking plants during the night (after 6pm, before 6am). Light Runes: Obtained while mining, woodcutting or picking plants during the day (between 6am and 6pm). Water Runes: Obtained while gutting fish or harvesting flesh from sharks. Runes can be adjusted, renamed and changed in the config file, and additional rune types can also be added, all of which can be assigned to any of the 15 drop sources.
There are 29 enchantments available as of version 1.0.0. These enchantements can be placed onto most held items, and can be activated as long as the player is not on cooldown.
The cooldown works as a global cooldown, meaning that if a player uses any enchantment, they cannot use another enchantment until their cooldown finishes.
Each weapon can have a unique cooldown period, allowing for more powerful enchantments to cause a longer cooldown, while having a shorter cooldown for less powerful ones.
To enchant an item, simply place it into a repairbench, which will trigger the "Enchanting" button to appear. Clicking this button will display all available enchantments for that particular item. Click the desired enchantment, click enchant and you are done!
All abilities require activation by pressing MOUSE3 (default) while the weapoin is active. Stowing or swapping the weapon so something else cancels the ability.
Command: inspect
Action: Shows the enchantment info for the active weapon.
Permission: none
Command: giverunes
Parameters: <Optional: quantity>
Action: Gives the user x amount of each rune.
Permission: enchanting.admin
Command: giverandomweapon
Action: Gives the user a random enchanted weapon.
Permission: enchanting.admin
Command (CONSOLE): generaterandomweapon
Parameters: <target name/ID>
Action: Gives the user a random enchanted weapon.
Permission: enchanting.admin
enchanting.admin - required for admin commands. enchanting.free - enchanting requires no runes. enchanting.create - required to see the enchanting menu appear in the repairbench menu. enchanting.nocooldown - no cooldown is applicable after activating an ability.
[1] Freeze: Freezes the target in place when hit for x seconds. [2] Slow: Prevents the target from running when hit for x seconds. [3] Inferno: Sets the target on fire when hit for x seconds. [4] Bleeding: Applies x bleeding stacks when hit for the duration. [5] Radiation: Applies x radiation stacks when hit for the duration. [6] Poison: Poisons the target, dealing x damage every y seconds for z cycles. They also vomit. [7] Indestructable: Prevents condition loss on the weapon for the duration. [8] Lifesteal: Returns x% of the damage dealt to a target, back to the attacker. [9] PVPDamage: Increases the damage versus players by x% for the duration. [10] PVEDamage: Increases the damage versus animals and scientists by x% for the duration. [11] Blind: Blinds the player for x seconds when hit. [12] Splinter: Damages all players within x meters of the target for y% of the damage dealt to the target. [13] Explosive: Spawns and detinates an explosive at the landing point of a projectile weapon for the duration. [14] Healing: Prevents the damage that would be done to the target by the attacker, instead healing them for x% of the damage that would have been done. [15] Sleep: Forces the target into the sleep state for x seconds when hit. [16] Fumble: The target's active item is moved into their inventory when hit. It is dropped to the ground instead of there is no room in the inventory. [17] Curse: When the target is hit, their screen quickly flashes purple and black and they take 0.6 damage every 0.2 seconds for the duration. [18] GatherYield: Gather yield is increased by x% for the duration when using this enchanted tool to harvest. [19] AnimalSpawn: Spawns an animal at the hit market (default wolf) for the duration. [20] ReduceDamage: While active, this ability will reduce incoming damage by x% for the duration. [21] HealSelf: Instantly heals the player for x health. [22] HealOthers: Instantly heals other players for x health that are within y meters. [23] BradleyCloak: Makes the player invisible to bradley tank for the duration. [24] FeatherFall: Prevents fall damage while active. [25] RadiationResist: Removes all radiation stacks once per second for the duration. [26] Spectre: Makes the player invisible to turrets and base defences for the duration. [27] HorseCrop: Increases the horses stats by x for the duration. Will affect any horse that the player climbs onto while active. Horses the player dismounts from will no longer be affected. [28] ScientistCloak: Makes the player invisible to scientists for the duration. [29] ElementalDamageResist: Makes the player immune to fire and cold damage for the duration. [30] DamageIncrease: Increases the damage of the weapon to everything by x% for the duration.
void GenerateRandomWeapon(BasePlayer player) //gives the player a random weapon.
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Item Perks
By imthenewguy in Plugins
Item Perks is a plugin that enhances everyday weapons, tools and armour with over 50 different types of perks.
Items with perks can be obtained a variety of ways, including:
Finding them randomly in crates or barrels during your morning scrap farm. Randomly crafting an enhanced version of your equipment while you roof camp noobs from your base. Recycling enhanced equipment and finding enhancement kits stuck in the teeth of the recycler. Using a console or chat command that can be ran through seedy plugin traders like GUIShop.
The plugin gives a large amount of control to server owners when it comes to implementation. You can:
Enable/disable perks, or modify the minimum and maximum values that they roll when applied to gear. Blacklist or whitelist items to each perk, so they will be exclusively excluded or included (based on the list you choose). Adjust the weight of each perk, so it is more or less likely to be seen on gear., or adjust the chances amount of perks that items can potentially have. Fully adjust or disable the chance for item drops to be found, or enable the enhancement kit system so players can recycle gear. So much more (watch the configuration section of the video below to see the full extent).
There are over 50 perks included with the plugin. The following list will describe briefly what each perk does.
Name: Prospector Description: This perk increases your mining yield when mining stone, metal and sulfur nodes. Name: Lumberjack Description: This perk increases your woodcutting yield when chopping living or dead trees. Name: Butcher Description: This perk increases the resources gained from skinning humans and animals. Name: Horticulture Description: This perk increases the amount of resources gained when harvesting grown plants. Name: Forager Description: This perk increases the amount of resources gained when picking up map generated collectibles. Name: Angler Description: This perk increases the amount of fish you receive upon a successful catch. Name: BeastBane Description: This perk increases the damage dealt to animals. Name: ScientistBane Description: This perk increases the damage dealt to scientists. Name: FlakJacket Description: This perk reduces the damage received from explosions. Name: Elemental Description: This perk reduces damage from received from cold and heat sources. Name: Scavenger Description: This perk provides you with a chance to find additional scrap from crates and barrels. Name: Manufacture Description: This perk increases the speed of your crafting. Name: Durable Description: This peark reduces the durability damage of all equipped items. Name: BeastWard Description: This perk reduces the damage received from animals. Name: ScientistWard Description: This perk reduces the damage received from scientists. Name: Builder Description: This perk provides you with a chance for your building upgrades to be free. Name: Thrifty Description: This perk provides you with a chance for your crafting components to be refunded upon a successful craft. Name: Fabricate Description: This perk provides you with a chance to duplicate an item upon a successful craft. Name: Pharmaceutical Description: This perk increases the amount of healing received from all sources. Name: MeleeWard Description: This perk reduces the damage received from melee weapons. Name: Academic Description: This perk provides you with a chance to receive a scrap refund when researching an item at the research bench. Name: FallDamage Description: This perk reduces the impact damage received from falling. Name: Lead Description: This perk reduces the damage from radiation. Name: Smasher Description: This perk will provide you with a chance to instantly destroy barrels with any amount of damage. Name: Environmentalist Description: This perk will increase the speed of recyclers that you activate. Name: Smelter Description: This perk will increase the smelting speed of furnaces you activate. Name: Paramedic Description: This perk provides players that you revive with additional health. Name: Prepper Description: This perk provides you with a chance to not consume food when eating. Name: Regeneration Description: This perk will passively regenerate you. Name: SharkWard Description: This perk will reduce the amount of damage received from sharks. Name: SharkBane Description: This perk will increase the amount of damage dealt to sharks. Name: Deforest Description: This perk provides you with a chance to cut down nearby trees when successfully cutting a tree down. Name: BlastMine Description: This perk provides you with a chance to mine out nearby nodes when successfully mining out a node. Name: Tanner Description: This perk provides you with a chance to skin nearby corpses when successfully skinning out a corpse. Name: Vampiric Description: This perk will heal you for a percentage of the damage dealt to certain enemies. Name: Reinforced Description: This perk will reduce the the amount of damage that your vehicles receive when mounted. Name: ComponentLuck Description: This perk will provide you with a chance to receive additional components when looting barrels and crates. Name: ElectronicsLuck Description: This perk will provide you with a chance to receive additional electronics when looting barrels and crates. Name: UncannyDodge Description: This perk provides you with a chance to dodge incoming damage, reducing it to 0. Name: LineStrength Description: This perk increases the tensile strength of your fishing line. Name: HealShare Description: This perk will share healing effects with nearby players. Name: Attractive Description: This perk will provide you with a chance to automatically pick up components when destroying barrels. Name: WoodcuttingLuck Description: This perk provides you with a chance to find a random item when you cut down a tree. Name: MiningLuck Description: This perk provides you with a chance to find a random item when you mine out a node. Name: SkinningLuck Description: This perk provides you with a chance to find a random item when you skin out a corpse. Name: FishingLuck Description: This perk provides you with a chance to find a random item when you catch a fish. Name: Sated Description: This perk will increase the amount of calories and hydration you receive from food and water sources. Name: IronStomach Description: This perk provides you with a chance to negate negative effects when consuming food. Name: TreePlanter Description: This perk will provide a chance for a tree to instantly regrow when cut down. Name: RockCycler Description: This perk will provide a chance for a node to instantly respawn when mined out. Name: BradleyDamage Description: This perk increases the damage dealt to Bradley Tanks. Name: HeliDamage Description: This perk increases the damage dealt to Patrol Helicopters. Name: Thorns Description: This perk reflects a % of the damage done back to the attacker
Command: ipgive
Type: console/chat
Parameters: <target ID/Name> <optional: shortname> <optional: perks>
Description: Gives the target player an enhanced item. If shortname is specified, it will base the enhancement off of that item. If perks are specified, it will add only those perks to the item.
Command: ipgivekit
Type: console/chat
Parameters: <target ID/Name> <perk>
Description: Gives an enhancement kit to the target.
itemperks.use - Required to receive any benefit from enhanced items. itemperks.loot - Required to loot enhanced items from crates and barrels. itemperks.craft - Required for a chance to received enhanced versions of crafted gear. itemperks.admin - Required to use admin commands. itemperks.enhance - Required to add enhancement kits to items via the workbench. itemperks.recycle - Required to receive enhancement kits from recycling enhanced items.
IPAPI_CreateItem - creates and returns an enhanced item using the details fed into the method. If shortname is left blank, it will pick a random valid item. If api_perks is null it will pick random perk(s) and add them.
Returns Item
[HookMethod("IPAPI_CreateItem")] public object IPAPI_CreateItem(string shortname = null, ulong skin = 0, Dictionary<string, float> api_perks = null) { List<KeyValuePair<Perk, float>> perks = Pool.GetList<KeyValuePair<Perk, float>>(); foreach (var perk in api_perks) { Perk _perk; if (parsedEnums.TryGetValue(perk.Key, out _perk)) perks.Add(new KeyValuePair<Perk, float>(_perk, perk.Value)); } var result = CreateItem(shortname, skin, perks); Pool.FreeList(ref perks); // Returns an Item class return result; } Example usage:
[ChatCommand("testipapi")] void TestIPAPI(BasePlayer player) { Dictionary<string, float> perks = new Dictionary<string, float>() { ["Prospector"] = 1f, ["Lumberjack"] = 1f, ["Butcher"] = 1f, ["Horticulture"] = 0.5f }; var item = (Item)ItemPerks.Call("IPAPI_CreateItem", "hammer.salvaged", (ulong)2830083288, perks); if (item == null) { Puts("Failed"); return; } item.name = "tool of the trade"; player.GiveItem(item); }
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Item Perks: Legendary Items
By imthenewguy in Plugins
Item Perks: Legendary items is a plugin that allows you to create and fully customize legendary named items on your rust server.
It uses the perk sets available from the Item Perks plugin, allowing for the creation of some very unique items in Rust.
The fields for creating a new item are:
Name: Give the item a unique name that captures it's essence Skin: Assign a skin that matches what the item does. Description/Story: Add some flavor to the item and write a short blurb or backstory for the item, which will display when the player mouses over the ownership banner, along with the buffs. Buffs: Add as many or as few ItemPerk buffs as you would like, with any amount of buff values. Restrict enhancement: Prevent or allow enhancement kits to affect each Legendary item. Global chat announcement: Announce in chat when a player finds a really rare or powerful item. Amour slots: Set the amount of armor slots the item spawns with (if applicable).
There are a number of drop sources that can be selected for your legendary items to drop. Along with the source, you can specify which item/prefab shortname you want to restrict the drop to, or which shortnames you want it to exclude.
The shortname will depend on the loot source. Loot sources with the type "Prefab" will need to use the prefab shortname, where as those with the "Item" type will need to use item shortnames.
Type: Prefab
Example: crate_normal_2, heli_crate, crate_elite.
Type: Prefab
Example: loot-barrel-2, loot-barrel-1
Type: Boss name
Example: scarecrow the destroyer.
Type: Event name
Supports:
Harbor Event: "Harbor" Junkyard Event: "Junkyard" Satellite Dish Event: "SatDish" Water Event: "Water" Air Event: "Air" Arctive Base Event: "Arctic" Gas Station Event: "GasStation" Sputnik Event: "Sputnik" Shipwreck Event: "Shipwreck" Triangulation Event: "Triangulation" Supermarket Event: "Supermarket" Caravan Event: "Caravan" Powerplant Event: "Powerplant" Armored Train Event: "ArmoredTrain" Convoy Event: "Convoy" Ferry Terminal Event: "FerryTerminal" SurvivalArena: "SurvivalArena"
Type: Prefab
Example: scientistnpc_arena, scientistnpc_heavy.
Type: Prefab
Example: npc_tunneldweller, npc_underwaterdweller.
Type: Npc name
Example: military defenders.
Type: Prefab
Example: oak_b, swamp_tree_a, pine_dead_snow_c.
Type: Prefab
Example: stone-ore, sulfur-ore, metal-ore.
Type: Prefab
Example: chicken.corpse, shark.corpse, player_corpse.
Type: Prefab
Example: hemp-collectable, berry-red-collectable, corn-collectable.
Type: Prefab
Example: hemp.entity, pumpkin.entity, wheat.entity.
Type: Item
Example: rifle.ak, axe.salvaged, icepick.salvaged.
