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Agency-Minerjob V2 Configuration

Un métier de mineur pour FiveM sur QBCore, Qbox, ESX ou en mode totalement autonome, réparti sur trois sites.

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--[[ ============================================================================ AGENCY MINERJOB V2 · config.lua ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- A mining job in three places: the Davis Quartz quarry, the mine shaft in the hills and the foundry in the city. Players break real rocks with pickaxes and a drill, smelt ore into bars, cut rough gems, take contracts from the foreman and sell on a market whose prices move. Finds QBCore, Qbox or ESX by itself and runs fully standalone without any of them, with or without a database or an inventory. Admins change the most used values in the menu (/mineradmin). Those are saved for the whole server and win over this file until "Reset to config.lua" is pressed. ============================================================================ ]] Config = {} -- ============================================================================= -- 1. GENERAL -- ============================================================================= Config.Framework = 'auto' -- 'auto' | 'qbcore' (also Qbox) | 'esx' | 'standalone' Config.Locale = 'en' -- en de fr es it pt nl pl cs sv da no fi ro hu hr bg el tr ru uk ar hi ja ko zh -- Debug mode: every request and every reward in the server console. -- Admins can switch it in the menu as well. Config.Debug = false -- Where levels, tools, furnaces and contracts are saved. 'auto' uses oxmysql -- when it runs (one table, created by itself) and otherwise the server's own -- key value store, so a server without a database works too. Config.Storage = 'auto' -- 'auto' | 'mysql' | 'kvp' -- Who keeps the items: -- 'auto' ox_inventory, qs-inventory, then the framework (qb-inventory, -- ps, lj, jpr and other QB forks, ESX), then the miner's own -- satchel in the menu (standalone without an inventory) -- 'own' always the satchel in the menu, even with an inventory Config.Inventory = 'auto' -- 'auto' | 'ox' | 'qs' | 'framework' | 'own' -- Item pictures in the menu: 'auto' takes them from the inventory that runs -- and falls back to the pictures in html/images. A link ('https://...' or -- 'nui://my-inventory/images/') uses that folder instead. Config.Images = 'auto' -- Messages: Agency-Notify when it runs (free: https://agencyscripts.dev/en/product/notify), -- otherwise the Agency style cards of this script. Config.UseAgencyNotify = true -- ============================================================================= -- 2. LOOK -- ============================================================================= Config.UI = { accent = '#E2B649', -- accent colour of the menu (Agency gold) scale = 1.0, -- size of the menu, 0.8 to 1.3 } -- ============================================================================= -- 3. KEYS AND COMMANDS -- ============================================================================= Config.Keys = { interact = 38, -- E: mine, talk to the foreman, use the furnace or the bench } Config.Commands = { menu = 'miner', -- the menu, from anywhere (selling, buying and the furnace need the place) level = 'mininglevel', -- level and progress (V1 command) admin = 'mineradmin', -- admin page of the menu } -- ============================================================================= -- 4. PLACES -- ============================================================================= -- Seven mining areas, each with its own blip, lowest level and ore. Six of -- them are the terraces of Davis Quartz (the quarry east of Sandy Shores), -- the seventh is the old mine shaft in the Tataviam Mountains. -- -- A foreman buys ore, sells and repairs tools and hands out contracts; the -- foreman of the pit serves every area of Davis Quartz. Rocks appear for -- players within `radius` of `center`. -- `ores`: weight at the area's first level, change per level and the bounds, -- like V1. The weights of an area always add up to 100 %. Config.Zones = { quarry = { label = 'Davis Quartz Pit', center = vec3(2941.0, 2792.2, 41.5), radius = 55.0, level = 1, -- lowest level to mine here blip = { sprite = 618, colour = 5, scale = 0.8 }, foreman = { model = 's_m_y_construct_01', coords = vec4(2956.95, 2744.58, 43.56, 286.29) }, ores = { stone = { weight = 60.0, perLevel = -0.4, min = 20.0, max = 60.0 }, coal = { weight = 25.0, perLevel = -0.2, min = 10.0, max = 35.0 }, silver = { weight = 10.0, perLevel = -0.1, min = 8.0, max = 25.0 }, copper = { weight = 4.0, perLevel = 0.2, min = 4.0, max = 20.0 }, diamond = { weight = 0.8, perLevel = 0.3, min = 0.8, max = 15.0 }, emerald = { weight = 0.2, perLevel = 0.2, min = 0.2, max = 10.0 }, }, rocks = { vec3(2951.82, 2769.76, 39.03), vec3(2969.16, 2777.00, 38.43), vec3(2973.73, 2775.26, 38.20), vec3(2939.32, 2772.49, 39.27), vec3(2929.48, 2788.70, 39.91), vec3(2926.46, 2794.93, 40.77), vec3(2930.37, 2811.02, 43.47), vec3(2925.04, 2807.35, 42.93), vec3(2927.23, 2799.80, 41.33), vec3(2930.23, 2794.45, 40.64), vec3(2935.81, 2795.59, 40.69), vec3(2940.86, 2800.04, 40.95), vec3(2935.34, 2802.25, 41.30), vec3(2932.22, 2806.70, 42.23), vec3(2941.54, 2805.18, 41.19), vec3(2938.45, 2811.39, 42.57), vec3(2944.70, 2817.50, 42.73), vec3(2947.33, 2819.38, 42.68), vec3(2954.88, 2819.88, 42.52), vec3(2953.42, 2756.13, 43.52), vec3(2943.83, 2742.77, 43.37), vec3(2929.83, 2761.15, 44.70), }, }, quarry_south = { label = 'Davis Quartz South Bench', center = vec3(2993.2, 2758.9, 43.3), radius = 30.0, level = 3, blip = { sprite = 618, colour = 47, scale = 0.8 }, ores = { stone = { weight = 35.0, perLevel = -0.3, min = 15.0, max = 35.0 }, coal = { weight = 25.0, perLevel = -0.15, min = 12.0, max = 25.0 }, silver = { weight = 20.0, perLevel = 0.05, min = 20.0, max = 28.0 }, copper = { weight = 18.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 18.0, max = 28.0 }, diamond = { weight = 1.5, perLevel = 0.1, min = 1.5, max = 8.0 }, emerald = { weight = 0.5, perLevel = 0.06, min = 0.5, max = 5.0 }, }, rocks = { vec3(2991.07, 2777.86, 43.28), vec3(2998.41, 2759.32, 42.95), vec3(2983.30, 2761.86, 42.79), vec3(2977.84, 2741.26, 44.74), vec3(2980.57, 2748.40, 43.20), vec3(2985.72, 2750.95, 43.26), vec3(2990.25, 2750.40, 43.60), vec3(3000.97, 2753.95, 43.70), vec3(3004.29, 2761.18, 43.84), vec3(3006.38, 2768.63, 42.79), vec3(3005.94, 2773.78, 42.51), }, }, north_face = { label = 'Davis Quartz North Face', center = vec3(2954.5, 2847.9, 47.2), radius = 15.0, level = 5, blip = { sprite = 618, colour = 17, scale = 0.8 }, ores = { stone = { weight = 25.0, perLevel = -0.2, min = 12.0, max = 25.0 }, coal = { weight = 15.0, perLevel = -0.1, min = 8.0, max = 15.0 }, copper = { weight = 45.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 45.0, max = 55.0 }, silver = { weight = 12.0, perLevel = 0.05, min = 12.0, max = 18.0 }, diamond = { weight = 2.0, perLevel = 0.08, min = 2.0, max = 8.0 }, emerald = { weight = 1.0, perLevel = 0.05, min = 1.0, max = 5.0 }, }, rocks = { vec3(2949.88, 2851.03, 48.35), vec3(2955.06, 2850.16, 47.60), vec3(2959.48, 2848.07, 46.81), vec3(2952.21, 2847.91, 47.25), vec3(2956.31, 2845.92, 46.56), vec3(2947.42, 2848.02, 47.75), vec3(2961.44, 2844.13, 46.06), }, }, east_ridge = { label = 'Davis Quartz East Ridge', center = vec3(3027.2, 2760.2, 56.3), radius = 20.0, level = 8, blip = { sprite = 618, colour = 55, scale = 0.8 }, ores = { stone = { weight = 20.0, perLevel = -0.15, min = 10.0, max = 20.0 }, coal = { weight = 12.0, perLevel = -0.08, min = 6.0, max = 12.0 }, silver = { weight = 45.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 45.0, max = 55.0 }, copper = { weight = 18.0, perLevel = 0.05, min = 18.0, max = 24.0 }, diamond = { weight = 3.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 3.0, max = 10.0 }, emerald = { weight = 2.0, perLevel = 0.06, min = 2.0, max = 6.0 }, }, rocks = { vec3(3027.83, 2772.18, 55.48), vec3(3030.89, 2767.52, 56.47), vec3(3028.25, 2764.44, 56.07), vec3(3030.58, 2760.33, 57.46), vec3(3025.91, 2756.87, 56.01), vec3(3026.10, 2751.26, 57.28), vec3(3020.68, 2748.78, 55.54), }, }, south_terrace = { label = 'Davis Quartz South Terrace', center = vec3(2960.5, 2697.5, 54.8), radius = 18.0, level = 12, blip = { sprite = 618, colour = 25, scale = 0.8 }, ores = { stone = { weight = 25.0, perLevel = -0.2, min = 12.0, max = 25.0 }, coal = { weight = 10.0, perLevel = -0.05, min = 6.0, max = 10.0 }, silver = { weight = 15.0, perLevel = 0.0, min = 15.0, max = 15.0 }, copper = { weight = 15.0, perLevel = 0.0, min = 15.0, max = 15.0 }, diamond = { weight = 18.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 18.0, max = 26.0 }, emerald = { weight = 12.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 12.0, max = 20.0 }, ruby = { weight = 5.0, perLevel = 0.08, min = 5.0, max = 12.0 }, }, rocks = { vec3(2969.42, 2697.80, 54.51), vec3(2966.65, 2694.42, 54.66), vec3(2962.93, 2697.26, 54.66), vec3(2953.25, 2697.23, 55.14), vec3(2950.21, 2700.96, 54.86), }, }, high_ridge = { label = 'Davis Quartz High Ridge', center = vec3(3053.3, 2731.7, 63.8), radius = 28.0, level = 20, blip = { sprite = 618, colour = 46, scale = 0.8 }, ores = { stone = { weight = 15.0, perLevel = -0.1, min = 8.0, max = 15.0 }, coal = { weight = 8.0, perLevel = -0.05, min = 4.0, max = 8.0 }, gold_ore = { weight = 40.0, perLevel = 0.15, min = 40.0, max = 55.0 }, silver = { weight = 12.0, perLevel = 0.0, min = 12.0, max = 12.0 }, copper = { weight = 10.0, perLevel = 0.0, min = 10.0, max = 10.0 }, ruby = { weight = 8.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 8.0, max = 16.0 }, diamond = { weight = 5.0, perLevel = 0.08, min = 5.0, max = 12.0 }, emerald = { weight = 2.0, perLevel = 0.05, min = 2.0, max = 6.0 }, }, rocks = { vec3(3041.40, 2719.44, 63.18), vec3(3047.69, 2717.88, 62.76), vec3(3045.97, 2722.41, 63.17), vec3(3052.43, 2721.98, 63.14), vec3(3052.26, 2728.10, 63.63), vec3(3058.06, 2731.15, 64.68), vec3(3056.00, 2737.53, 64.32), vec3(3060.63, 2741.50, 64.53), vec3(3058.53, 2746.53, 64.35), vec3(3060.26, 2750.58, 64.33), }, }, mineshaft = { label = 'Mine Shaft', center = vec3(-527.3, 1998.7, 126.7), radius = 85.0, level = 10, blip = { sprite = 618, colour = 40, scale = 0.8 }, foreman = { model = 's_m_y_construct_02', coords = vec4(-594.96, 2091.30, 131.47, 67.65) }, ores = { stone = { weight = 30.0, perLevel = -0.25, min = 10.0, max = 30.0 }, coal = { weight = 20.0, perLevel = -0.1, min = 8.0, max = 20.0 }, copper = { weight = 15.0, perLevel = 0.05, min = 15.0, max = 20.0 }, silver = { weight = 12.0, perLevel = 0.0, min = 12.0, max = 12.0 }, gold_ore = { weight = 12.0, perLevel = 0.15, min = 12.0, max = 24.0 }, diamond = { weight = 4.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 4.0, max = 12.0 }, emerald = { weight = 3.0, perLevel = 0.08, min = 3.0, max = 10.0 }, ruby = { weight = 4.0, perLevel = 0.1, min = 4.0, max = 12.0 }, }, rocks = { vec3(-589.25, 2050.53, 130.11), vec3(-580.30, 2037.82, 128.80), vec3(-572.68, 2022.37, 127.93), vec3(-563.00, 2011.85, 127.45), vec3(-548.99, 1996.56, 127.28), vec3(-534.22, 1982.90, 127.18), vec3(-531.53, 1978.88, 127.35), vec3(-523.71, 1981.21, 126.75), vec3(-516.25, 1977.32, 126.49), vec3(-506.58, 1980.66, 126.14), vec3(-499.52, 1981.87, 125.88), vec3(-488.44, 1982.74, 124.64), vec3(-469.78, 1993.57, 123.86), vec3(-458.53, 2003.33, 123.73), }, }, } -- The foundry: a buyer who pays for everything, the furnaces and the cutting -- benches. Ore can be sold to every foreman as well. Config.Foundry = { label = 'LS Foundry', blip = { coords = vec3(1090.18, -1999.51, 30.93), sprite = 473, colour = 47, scale = 0.8 }, buyer = { model = 'g_m_m_chemwork_01', coords = vec4(1090.18, -1999.51, 30.93, 146.24) }, furnaces = { vec3(1112.29, -2009.90, 31.46) }, benches = { { coords = vec4(1077.11, -1984.22, 31.02, 235.8), prop = 'gr_prop_gr_speeddrill_01c' }, { coords = vec4(1075.19, -1985.45, 30.92, 144.89), prop = 'gr_prop_gr_speeddrill_01c' }, }, } Config.Blips = { places = true, -- a blip for every mining area and the foundry foremen = true, -- a blip for every foreman foremanBlip = { sprite = 207, colour = 5, scale = 0.7 }, rocks = true, -- a small dot for every rock, only while you are near its area rockDistance = 150.0, -- metres from an area where its rocks show on the map } -- Arrows above the rocks while you are close: gold where you can mine now, -- grey where the rock is broken or needs a higher level. Config.Markers = { enabled = true, distance = 30.0, -- metres type = 2, -- GTA marker type, 2 is the arrow size = 0.45, ready = { 226, 182, 73, 210 }, waiting = { 150, 155, 165, 120 }, } -- ============================================================================= -- 5. ITEMS -- ============================================================================= -- The names of the items in your inventory. V1 names are kept (stone, coal, -- copper, silver, diamond, emerald), the rest is new in V2: see install/ for -- ox_inventory, qb-core and ESX. `ox` sets another name for ox_inventory only. -- `price` is the range the market moves in, per piece. Config.Items = { stone = { kind = 'ore', price = { 250, 500 } }, coal = { kind = 'ore', price = { 500, 1000 } }, copper = { kind = 'ore', price = { 2000, 3000 } }, silver = { kind = 'ore', price = { 1000, 2000 } }, gold_ore = { kind = 'ore', price = { 3500, 5000 } }, diamond = { kind = 'gem', price = { 3000, 5000 } }, emerald = { kind = 'gem', price = { 8000, 10000 } }, ruby = { kind = 'gem', price = { 5000, 7000 } }, copper_bar = { kind = 'bar', price = { 11000, 15000 } }, silver_bar = { kind = 'bar', price = { 6500, 10000 } }, gold_bar = { kind = 'bar', price = { 20000, 26000 } }, cut_diamond = { kind = 'cut', price = { 6500, 9000 } }, cut_emerald = { kind = 'cut', price = { 15000, 19000 } }, cut_ruby = { kind = 'cut', price = { 9000, 12000 } }, pickaxe = { kind = 'tool' }, reinforced_pickaxe = { kind = 'tool' }, mining_drill = { kind = 'tool' }, } -- QBCore with its own inventory: items qb-core does not know yet are added -- while the server runs, so nothing has to be edited in qb-core. Pictures for -- your inventory are in install/images. Config.RegisterItems = true -- ============================================================================= -- 6. TOOLS -- ============================================================================= -- Sold and repaired by every foreman. A better tool means fewer and easier -- rounds of the mining game and more ore per rock. `uses` is how often it -- works before it breaks; the foreman repairs it for `repair`. Config.RequireTool = true -- false: without a tool players mine like with the basic pickaxe (V1 style) Config.Tools = { { item = 'pickaxe', price = 750, level = 1, uses = 60, rounds = 3, zone = 1.0, yield = 0, repair = 150, prop = 'prop_tool_pickaxe', style = 'pickaxe' }, { item = 'reinforced_pickaxe', price = 3500, level = 10, uses = 150, rounds = 3, zone = 1.3, yield = 1, repair = 600, prop = 'prop_tool_pickaxe', style = 'pickaxe' }, { item = 'mining_drill', price = 12500, level = 25, uses = 300, rounds = 2, zone = 1.55, yield = 2, repair = 2000, prop = 'hei_prop_heist_drill', style = 'drill' }, } -- ============================================================================= -- 7. MINING -- ============================================================================= Config.Mining = { distance = 2.4, -- metres to a rock difficulty = 'normal', -- 'easy' | 'normal' | 'hard': size and speed of the gold zone hitsPerRock = 3, -- times a rock can be mined before it breaks respawn = 300, -- seconds until a broken rock is back cooldown = 3, -- seconds between two minings of one player amount = { min = 1, max = 2 }, -- pieces per mining; tools add their yield on top failWear = true, -- a lost mining game costs one use of the tool too rockModels = { 'cs_x_rubweec' }, -- base game props, one is picked per rock brokenModel = 'prop_rock_5_a', -- what is left of a broken rock, '' = nothing } -- ============================================================================= -- 8. LEVELS -- ============================================================================= -- Same curve as V1. V1 levels are taken over on the first start. Config.Levels = { max = 100, xpMining = 8, -- XP per mining xpPerLevel = 1.5, -- plus this much per level xpFormula = function(level) return math.floor(120 * (level ^ 1.8)) end, } -- ============================================================================= -- 9. SMELTING (foundry furnaces) -- ============================================================================= -- Ore goes in, bars come out after a while, also while the player is away. -- They are picked up at the furnace. Config.Smelting = { enabled = true, level = 5, -- lowest level to use a furnace seconds = 20, -- per bar maxQueue = 20, -- bars in the furnace at once per player fuel = { item = 'coal', amount = 1 }, -- per bar xp = 12, -- per bar picked up recipes = { { from = 'copper', amount = 4, to = 'copper_bar' }, { from = 'silver', amount = 4, to = 'silver_bar' }, { from = 'gold_ore', amount = 4, to = 'gold_bar' }, }, } -- ============================================================================= -- 10. GEM CUTTING (foundry benches) -- ============================================================================= -- A precise game: every round has to hit. A miss can break the stone. Config.Cutting = { enabled = true, level = 15, rounds = 3, difficulty = 'hard', breakChance = 25, -- % that a miss breaks the rough gem xp = 20, gems = { { from = 'diamond', to = 'cut_diamond' }, { from = 'emerald', to = 'cut_emerald' }, { from = 'ruby', to = 'cut_ruby' }, }, } -- ============================================================================= -- 11. CONTRACTS (foreman) -- ============================================================================= -- Each player gets a few offers that change every `refresh` minutes. One can -- be taken at a time; delivered in time at any foreman, it pays the market -- value times `bonus` and XP. Config.Contracts = { enabled = true, offers = 3, refresh = 20, -- minutes minutes = { min = 20, max = 45 }, -- time to deliver bonus = 1.35, xp = 60, pool = { { item = 'stone', min = 15, max = 30, level = 1 }, { item = 'coal', min = 10, max = 20, level = 1 }, { item = 'silver', min = 6, max = 14, level = 1 }, { item = 'copper', min = 5, max = 12, level = 3 }, { item = 'copper_bar', min = 2, max = 6, level = 5 }, { item = 'silver_bar', min = 2, max = 6, level = 5 }, { item = 'gold_ore', min = 4, max = 10, level = 10 }, { item = 'gold_bar', min = 1, max = 4, level = 12 }, { item = 'cut_diamond', min = 1, max = 3, level = 15 }, { item = 'cut_ruby', min = 1, max = 3, level = 15 }, { item = 'cut_emerald', min = 1, max = 2, level = 20 }, }, } -- ============================================================================= -- 12. MARKET AND MONEY -- ============================================================================= -- Prices move within the range of each item every `update` minutes, by up to -- `swing` percent (V1 dynamic pricing). Config.Market = { dynamic = true, update = 10, -- minutes swing = 20, -- percent payTo = 'cash', -- what selling and contracts pay into: 'cash' | 'bank' buyWith = 'cash', -- what tools and repairs are paid with: 'cash' | 'bank' currency = '$', } -- ============================================================================= -- 13. ADMINS -- ============================================================================= -- Players with the ACE below, group.admin or group.superadmin, one of the -- framework groups, or one of the identifiers. Config.Admin = { ace = 'agency.minerjob.admin', groups = { 'admin', 'god', 'superadmin' }, identifiers = { -- 'license:xxxxxxxx', 'discord:xxxxxxxx', }, } -- ============================================================================= -- 14. STANDALONE -- ============================================================================= -- Without QBCore, Qbox or ESX: -- money: 'auto' uses Agency-Banking when it runs, otherwise the miner's own -- wallet in the menu. 'hooks' uses the functions below. -- items: without an inventory the satchel in the menu keeps them; the -- hooks connect your own inventory instead. Config.Standalone = { money = 'auto', -- 'auto' | 'banking' | 'wallet' | 'hooks' walletStart = 1000, -- a new miner's wallet, enough for the first pickaxe -- getMoney = function(src, account) return 0 end, -- account: 'cash' | 'bank' -- removeMoney = function(src, account, amount) return true end, -- addMoney = function(src, account, amount) return true end, -- itemCount = function(src, item) return 0 end, -- addItem = function(src, item, amount) return true end, -- removeItem = function(src, item, amount) return true end, } -- ============================================================================= -- 15. YOUR OWN WORDING -- ============================================================================= -- Any text of the language files can be replaced here and survives updates: -- Config.Text = { ui_sell_all = 'Sell it all!', notify_title = 'Quarry' } Config.Text = {}

02Fichier SQL

Optionnel : la ressource crée ces tables elle-même au démarrage. N'importez ce fichier que si vous préparez la base de données à la main :

-- Agency-Minerjob V2 -- Optional: the script creates this table by itself on the first start when oxmysql runs. -- Only needed when your database user may not create tables. -- Without oxmysql everything is saved in the server's key value store instead. -- Levels from V1 (player_mining_skills) are taken over on the first start; that table stays untouched. CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `agency_minerjob` ( `scope` VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL, `id` VARCHAR(96) NOT NULL, `data` LONGTEXT NOT NULL, `updated` INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, PRIMARY KEY (`scope`, `id`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COLLATE=utf8mb4_unicode_ci;

+Bon à savoir

Chaque option de config.lua a une fonction, répartie en 15 sections, du framework à vos propres textes. Les valeurs les plus utilisées peuvent également être modifiées en jeu depuis la page d’administration, pour l’ensemble du serveur.

Général et apparence
Config.Framework, Config.Locale, Config.Debug, Config.Storage, Config.Inventory, Config.Images et Config.UseAgencyNotify définissent le fonctionnement du script. Config.UI définit la couleur d’accentuation et la taille du menu.
Touches et commandes
Config.Keys définit la touche d’interaction, E par défaut. Config.Commands définit les noms de /miner, /mininglevel et /mineradmin.
Lieux
Config.Zones contient les sept zones minières avec leur centre, leur rayon, le niveau minimum, le contremaître et les minerais avec leurs probabilités d’apparition par niveau. Config.Foundry place l’acheteur, les fours et les établis de taille. Config.Blips et Config.Markers définissent la carte et les flèches au-dessus des rochers.
Objets et outils
Config.Items définit le nom de chaque objet, son type et la fourchette de prix du marché. Config.RequireTool indique si un outil est nécessaire, et Config.Tools définit le prix, le niveau, le nombre d’utilisations, les tours, la taille de la zone, le minerai supplémentaire et le coût de réparation de chaque outil.
Extraction minière et niveaux
Config.Mining définit la distance, la difficulté, le nombre d’extractions par rocher, le délai de réapparition, le temps de recharge et la quantité de minerai par extraction. Config.Levels contient le niveau maximum, les XP par extraction et la courbe d’XP.
Fonderie
Config.Smelting définit le niveau minimum, le nombre de secondes par lingot, la file d’attente, le charbon par lingot et les recettes. Config.Cutting définit le niveau, les manches, la difficulté et la probabilité qu’un échec casse la pierre.
Contrats et marché
Config.Contracts définit le nombre d’offres, leur fréquence de renouvellement, le délai de livraison, le bonus et la liste d’objets possibles. Config.Market définit si les prix varient, à quelle fréquence et dans quelle mesure, où l’argent est versé et prélevé, ainsi que le symbole monétaire.
Admins, mode autonome et textes
Config.Admin définit l’ACE, les groupes et les identifiants des admins. Config.Standalone gère l’argent et les objets sur les serveurs sans framework. Config.Text remplace n’importe quel texte des fichiers de langue.

?Questions fréquentes

Que modifient les paramètres de la page admin ?

Le mode debug, la nécessité d’un outil, les contrats, la fonderie, la taille, la variation des prix, les multiplicateurs d’XP et de prix, la réapparition des rochers et le nombre d’extractions par rocher. Ils sont enregistrés pour tout le serveur et prennent le pas sur config.lua, jusqu’à ce que vous cliquiez sur Reset to config.lua ou que minerjob reset soit exécuté dans la console.

Comment utiliser mes propres textes ?

Placez la clé de locales/en.lua avec votre formulation dans Config.Text, par exemple Config.Text = { ui_sell_all = 'Tout vendre !' }. Vos textes prennent le pas sur toutes les langues et sont conservés lors des mises à jour.

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