Config

Explanations and examples for the current shredder configuration.

Edit zyke_shredder/shared/unlocked/config.lua. Distances are metres, belt speeds are metres per second, and durations ending in Ms are milliseconds. Fuel amounts are litres.

Keybinds can be changed in GTA / FiveM settings. Framework, inventory, and webhook settings live in zyke_lib. Recipes are not part of the config; manage them in the Admin Panel.

#Full Default Config

Current beta defaults

lua
Config = Config or {}

Config.Settings = {
    shredder = {
        enabled = true,
        -- Shredders placed in the world. id keys everything saved for the machine, its bin, tank,
        -- heat and the parts on its line, so keep it once the machine is in use. coords is the ground point under the cutting chamber and
        -- its w the heading the infeed runs along: the loading end sits 3 metres behind that point,
        -- the control pedestal beside it on the right, the bin 2.5 metres to the right and the
        -- generator 2.4 metres to the left. Stand where the chamber should go, facing along the
        -- feed, and use the placement command below to print a ready line. snapToGround drops the
        -- machine onto the ground under coords
        machines = {
            {
                id = "sandy_scrapyard",
                label = "Scrapyard Shredder",
                coords = vec4(2427.2236328125, 3129.0163574219, 48.175247192383, 200.0),
                snapToGround = true,
                -- Map marker for the machine; set enabled to false to hide it
                blip = {enabled = true, sprite = 527, color = 17, scale = 0.7},
            },
        },
        -- Prints the coords line for a machine standing where you are, facing where you face
        placement = {
            command = "shredderpos",
            permission = "command",
        },
        -- Admin panel where every recipe is added, edited and switched off. Recipes live in the
        -- zyke_shredder_recipes table, which a new server fills once with the default recipes, and
        -- every change applies for everyone at once. The permission ACE is checked on both client
        -- and server, "command" lets anyone with command access open it
        admin = {
            enabled = true,
            command = "shredderadmin",
            permission = "command",
        },
        -- Everything that happens at a shredder is written to the zyke_shredder_logs table: every part
        -- loaded and shredded with what it gave, every jam, bin emptying, refuel, start and stop, and
        -- every action the server turned down, each with the character, their position and the
        -- machine. It is summed per day in zyke_shredder_stats for the admin panel's statistics.
        -- keepDays removes log rows older than that on start and once a day, 0 keeps them all; the
        -- daily statistics are always kept. refusals false leaves out the turned down actions.
        -- Discord logs are separate, see server/unlocked/hooks.lua and zyke_lib's webhooks
        logs = {
            enabled = true,
            keepDays = 90,
            refusals = true,
        },
        -- How fast the line runs, in metres per second of belt travel. A part rides the infeed
        -- into the hopper in about ten seconds at 0.3; the cutter shafts turn at shaftRpm
        speeds = {infeed = 0.3, outfeed = 0.25, shaftRpm = 24},
        -- Loading a part onto the infeed: seconds of the animation before it is on the belt, where
        -- it leaves the player's inventory, and the furthest the player can stand from the edge of
        -- the belt's lower end, in metres from either side; the player turns to the belt where they stand.
        -- Parts go on whether the machine runs or not, onto the flight at the loading point or the
        -- next free one up the belt within reach, and a part still riding the infeed can be taken
        -- back off the same way. Each part keeps its flight through a restart
        feed = {
            seconds = 1.5,
            anim = {dict = "mp_common", clip = "givetake1_a", flag = 48},
            reach = 0.8,
        },
        -- Most parts riding the infeed or in the cutters at once
        maxLoads = 6,
        -- Seconds a running shredder waits without parts before it stops by itself, 0 keeps it running
        idleStopSeconds = 120,
        -- Running it hard heats the cutters: every piece of scrap they cut adds one to the heat, and
        -- it loses coolPerMinute of it a minute, faster while stopped. At limit the thermal cutout
        -- stops the machine with its parts where they are, the warning lamp lights and smoke rises
        -- from the hopper, and it won't start again until the heat is down to resumeAt. Cutting fewer
        -- pieces a minute than the running rate never trips it; keeping the line full trips it after
        -- about 130 pieces, then it takes 2 minutes to cool. The heat is saved with the machine and
        -- cools at the stopped rate while the server is down
        overheat = {
            enabled = true,
            limit = 100,
            resumeAt = 40,
            coolPerMinute = {running = 10, stopped = 30},
        },
        -- Now and then a part jams the cutters. Like a real shredder's auto reverse, the shafts stall
        -- on it, run backwards for a moment to free it and then carry on cutting, holding the belts
        -- for the few seconds it takes. chance is the share of parts that jam, 0.06 is about one part
        -- in sixteen, and a jammed part can jam again after reversing up to maxReversals times in all
        jam = {
            enabled = true,
            chance = 0.06,
            maxReversals = 2,
        },
        -- Metres from a machine where its props spawn, and where its moving parts are animated
        spawnDistance = 120.0,
        animateDistance = 60.0,
        -- Furthest the player can stand from the control pedestal or the bin to use them
        reach = 2.0,
        -- The skip under the outfeed collects the shredded output until someone empties it
        bin = {
            -- Pieces the bin holds. A part only tips into the cutters once the bin has room for what it
            -- gives; until then the infeed stands still with it at the top while the cutters and the
            -- outfeed run on, and no more parts go on until the bin is emptied
            capacity = 60,
            -- false keeps each player's output for themselves, true lets anyone empty the whole bin
            shared = false,
            seconds = 2.5,
            anim = {dict = "anim@amb@clubhouse@tutorial@bkr_tut_ig3@", clip = "machinic_loop_mechandplayer", flag = 1},
        },
        -- Model riding the outfeed for each output item; items without one show as steel shreds
        outputModels = {
            scrap_steel = "zyke_shredder_scrap_steel",
            scrap_rusty = "zyke_shredder_scrap_rusty",
            scrap_plastic = "zyke_shredder_scrap_plastic",
            scrap_rubber = "zyke_shredder_scrap_rubber",
            scrap_electronics = "zyke_shredder_scrap_electronics",
            scrap_brass = "zyke_shredder_scrap_brass",
            catalyst_powder = "zyke_shredder_scrap_fines",
            scrap_aluminium = "zyke_shredder_scrap_aluminium",
            scrap_copper = "zyke_shredder_scrap_copper",
            scrap_glass = "zyke_shredder_scrap_glass",
            scrap_wood = "zyke_shredder_scrap_wood",
            scrap_lead = "zyke_shredder_scrap_lead",
        },
        -- Model for parts whose prop isn't streamed, such as clamps without zyke_wheelclamp running
        fallbackProp = "zyke_shredder_scrap_steel",
        -- zyke_sounds files played at the machine; remove a line to leave that sound out. A list of
        -- names plays one of them at random. start, motor, jam and stop are mixed to the same level,
        -- so keep their volumes together; the motor loop takes over once start has spun the motor up,
        -- and again once jam has reversed the shafts and run them forward.
        -- The generator's four sounds share a level the same way, its loop taking over from
        -- generatorStart once the engine is up to speed and generatorSputter playing as it runs dry
        sounds = {
            motor = {name = "machines/shredder_motor.wav", volume = 0.35, distance = 40.0},
            start = {name = "machines/shredder_start.wav", volume = 0.35, distance = 40.0},
            stop = {name = "machines/shredder_stop.wav", volume = 0.35, distance = 40.0},
            jam = {name = "machines/shredder_jam.wav", volume = 0.35, distance = 45.0},
            metal = {name = "machines/shredder_metal.wav", volume = 0.55, distance = 50.0},
            plastic = {name = "machines/shredder_plastic.wav", volume = 0.5, distance = 45.0},
            bin = {name = {"machines/shredder_bin_1.wav", "machines/shredder_bin_2.wav", "machines/shredder_bin_3.wav", "machines/shredder_bin_4.wav", "machines/shredder_bin_5.wav"}, volume = 0.4, distance = 30.0},
            generatorStart = {name = "machines/generator_start.wav", volume = 0.4, distance = 35.0},
            generatorLoop = {name = "machines/generator_loop.wav", volume = 0.4, distance = 35.0},
            generatorStop = {name = "machines/generator_stop.wav", volume = 0.4, distance = 35.0},
            generatorSputter = {name = "machines/generator_sputter.wav", volume = 0.4, distance = 35.0},
            pour = {name = "machines/diesel_pour.wav", volume = 0.14, distance = 3.0},
        },
        -- Particles thrown out of the hopper while the cutters chew on a part, a new burst every
        -- intervalMs; color tints effects that take it, 0-1 per channel. overheat is the smoke
        -- rising from it while the machine cools down, remove it to leave the smoke out
        effects = {
            sparks = {asset = "core", name = "ent_brk_sparking_wires", scale = 1.4, intervalMs = 300},
            dust = {asset = "scr_recartheft", name = "scr_wheel_burnout", scale = 0.3, intervalMs = 650, color = {0.55, 0.53, 0.5}},
            overheat = {asset = "scr_recartheft", name = "scr_wheel_burnout", scale = 0.2, intervalMs = 900, color = {0.3, 0.3, 0.3}},
        },
        -- The diesel generator beside the drive powers the shredder. Starting the shredder cranks
        -- it first and it runs along with it
        generator = {
            -- true: it burns diesel while the shredder runs, the shredder stops when the tank runs
            -- dry and players fill it at the filler on its outer side. false: it needs no fuel and
            -- has nothing to interact with, it just starts and stops with the shredder
            requireFuel = true,
            -- Litres the tank holds, and what it holds before anyone has filled it
            tank = 40.0,
            startFuel = 0.0,
            -- Litres burnt per minute the shredder runs
            burnPerMinute = 1.0,
            -- Cans that fill the tank and the litres each holds when full. A can keeps what is left
            -- in it in its metadata, so pouring stops once the tank is full and the rest stays in
            -- the can for later. An empty can is kept
            fuelItems = {
                diesel_can = 20.0,
            },
            -- Grams each litre in a can adds on top of the empty can's own item weight, so a can gets
            -- lighter as it is poured out. Only inventories that weigh metadata use it, ox_inventory
            -- among them. The can's durability bar shows how full it is
            litreWeight = 1000,
            -- Using a can takes it out and carries it at the side with anim until it is used again,
            -- and pouring at the filler needs it in hand. The can sits at pos and rot from the hand
            -- bone, the same hold the game gives the petrol can weapon, so a different model needs
            -- its own values
            can = {
                anim = {dict = "move_weapon@jerrycan@generic", clip = "idle"},
                prop = {model = "w_am_jerrycan", bone = 28422, pos = vec3(0.2856, 0.0187, -0.0093), rot = vec3(-90.0, 0.0, 90.0)},
            },
            -- Pouring the can in hand into the filler: litres a second and the animation
            pour = {
                litresPerSecond = 3.5,
                anim = {dict = "weapon@w_sp_jerrycan", clip = "fire", flag = 1},
            },
            -- Smoke out of the stack: a burst of startPuffs dark puffs in startColor as the engine
            -- catches and a light haze every intervalMs while it runs, 0 leaves the haze out
            exhaust = {asset = "scr_recartheft", name = "scr_wheel_burnout", scale = 0.08, intervalMs = 1200, color = {0.22, 0.21, 0.2}, startPuffs = 6, startColor = {0.08, 0.08, 0.08}},
        },
        -- A scrap buyer who takes the shredder's output off players' hands for money
        buyer = {
            enabled = true,
            -- Account he pays into, such as "cash", "bank" or "black_money"
            payoutAccount = "cash",
            -- Every item has its own demand shared by all players and saved in the database. He
            -- pays maxShare of an item's price at most, every piece of it sold lowers that by
            -- dropPerSale and it recovers recoverPerHour. Once it falls below minShare he buys none
            -- of that item until it is back at reopenShare
            market = {maxShare = 0.4, minShare = 0.1, reopenShare = 0.15, dropPerSale = 0.002, recoverPerHour = 0.1},
            -- Each character has an order of orderSize different items he wants, picked at random
            -- from the items with wanted and rerolled every rerollMinutes whether or not they come
            -- by. Pieces towards the order are paid at the full price and leave the demand alone,
            -- anything past it sells at the demand. Every character's timer runs on its own clock
            rerollMinutes = 45,
            orderSize = 3,
            -- Items he buys; price is the full price of one piece. wanted is the amount range an
            -- order asks for and weight how often he picks the item, so keep both low for items
            -- that are rare or dear: the defaults keep one line of an order at about $100 to $550,
            -- with brass and catalyst powder asked for in a few pieces now and then and steel
            -- often and by the dozen. Leave wanted out to buy an item without ever ordering it, as
            -- glass and wood are taken for next to nothing
            items = {
                scrap_steel = {price = 30, wanted = {min = 12, max = 20}, weight = 5},
                scrap_rusty = {price = 18, wanted = {min = 12, max = 20}, weight = 3},
                scrap_plastic = {price = 12, wanted = {min = 15, max = 25}, weight = 4},
                scrap_rubber = {price = 15, wanted = {min = 6, max = 10}, weight = 3},
                scrap_electronics = {price = 60, wanted = {min = 4, max = 6}, weight = 2},
                scrap_brass = {price = 45, wanted = {min = 2, max = 4}, weight = 2},
                catalyst_powder = {price = 180, wanted = {min = 2, max = 3}, weight = 1},
                scrap_aluminium = {price = 40, wanted = {min = 8, max = 14}, weight = 3},
                scrap_copper = {price = 75, wanted = {min = 3, max = 6}, weight = 2},
                scrap_lead = {price = 35, wanted = {min = 6, max = 12}, weight = 2},
                scrap_glass = {price = 6},
                scrap_wood = {price = 5},
            },
            -- Where buyers stand; coords are where a player would stand, w the way he faces
            positions = {
                {
                    label = "Scrap Buyer",
                    model = "s_m_y_dockwork_01",
                    coords = vec4(2403.51, 3127.95, 48.15, 250.0),
                    scenario = "WORLD_HUMAN_CLIPBOARD",
                    -- Map marker for the buyer; set enabled to false to keep him word of mouth
                    blip = {enabled = true, sprite = 500, color = 17, scale = 0.7},
                },
            },
        },
    },
}

#Config.Settings.shredder

#enabled

Enables the shredder. When disabled, machines, the buyer, and item registration do not load.

Example:
lua
enabled = true

#placement.command

Command that prints a ready coords line for a machine at the player's position and heading to the F8 console.

Example:
lua
command = "shredderpos"

#placement.permission

Permission checked by the placement command through zyke_lib.

Example:
lua
permission = "command"

#admin.enabled

Enables the admin panel.

Example:
lua
enabled = true

#admin.command

Command that opens the admin panel.

Example:

lua
command = "shredderadmin"

#admin.permission

Permission checked on both client and server for the admin panel. This is a permission identifier, not a job name.

Example:
lua
permission = "command"

#logs.enabled

Writes every shredder action to the zyke_shredder_logs table and sums it per day in zyke_shredder_stats for the admin panel. Discord logs are separate; see server/unlocked/hooks.lua and the zyke_lib webhooks.

Example:
lua
enabled = true

#logs.keepDays

Removes log rows older than this many days on start and once a day. 0 keeps every row. Daily statistics are always kept.

Example:
lua
keepDays = 90

#logs.refusals

Logs actions the server turned down. Set to false to leave them out.

Example:
lua
refusals = true

#speeds

Belt speeds in metres per second and the cutter shaft speed in RPM. At 0.3, a part takes about ten seconds to reach the hopper.

Example:
lua
speeds = {infeed = 0.3, outfeed = 0.25, shaftRpm = 24}

#feed.seconds

Duration of the loading animation in seconds. The part leaves the inventory when it is placed on the belt.

Example:
lua
seconds = 1.5

#feed.anim

Animation played while loading a part.

Example:

lua
anim = {dict = "mp_common", clip = "givetake1_a", flag = 48}

#feed.reach

Furthest distance from either side of the belt's lower end at which a player can load or unload parts.

Example:
lua
reach = 0.8

#maxLoads

Maximum parts on the infeed or in the cutters at once.

Example:
lua
maxLoads = 6

#idleStopSeconds

Seconds a running shredder waits without parts before stopping. 0 keeps it running.

Example:
lua
idleStopSeconds = 120

#overheat.enabled

Enables the thermal cutout. Each piece of scrap cut adds one heat. At the limit, the machine stops with its parts in place, the warning lamp lights, and smoke rises from the hopper.

Example:
lua
enabled = true

#overheat.limit

Heat at which the thermal cutout stops the machine. A full line trips it after about 130 pieces.

Example:
lua
limit = 100

#overheat.resumeAt

Heat the machine must cool to before it can start again.

Example:
lua
resumeAt = 40

#overheat.coolPerMinute

Heat lost per minute while running and while stopped. Heat is saved with the machine and cools at the stopped rate while the server is down.

Example:
lua
coolPerMinute = {running = 10, stopped = 30}

#jam.enabled

Enables jams. A jammed part stalls the shafts, which reverse briefly to free it and then continue cutting.

Example:
lua
enabled = true

#jam.chance

Share of parts that jam, from 0 to 1. 0.06 is about one part in sixteen.

Example:
lua
chance = 0.06

#jam.maxReversals

Maximum times one part can jam on its way through.

Example:
lua
maxReversals = 2

#spawnDistance

Distance from a machine at which its props spawn.

Example:
lua
spawnDistance = 120.0

#animateDistance

Distance from a machine at which its moving parts are animated.

Example:
lua
animateDistance = 60.0

#reach

Furthest distance from the control pedestal or the bin at which a player can use them.

Example:
lua
reach = 2.0

#bin.capacity

Pieces of scrap the bin holds. A part only enters the cutters once the bin has room for its output; until then, the infeed holds it at the top and no more parts can be loaded.

Example:
lua
capacity = 60

#bin.shared

false keeps each character's output for themselves. true lets anyone empty the whole bin.

Example:
lua
shared = false

#bin.seconds

Duration of the collecting animation in seconds.

Example:
lua
seconds = 2.5

#bin.anim

Animation played while collecting from the bin.

Example:

lua
anim = {dict = "anim@amb@clubhouse@tutorial@bkr_tut_ig3@", clip = "machinic_loop_mechandplayer", flag = 1}

#outputModels

Model shown on the outfeed for each output item. Items without an entry show as steel scrap.

Example:

lua
outputModels = {
    scrap_steel = "zyke_shredder_scrap_steel",
    catalyst_powder = "zyke_shredder_scrap_fines",
}

#fallbackProp

Model used for parts whose own prop is not streamed, such as clamps without zyke_wheelclamp running.

Example:
lua
fallbackProp = "zyke_shredder_scrap_steel"

#sounds

Sounds files played at the machine, with volume and distance. A list of names plays one at random. Remove a line to leave that sound out. Keep the volumes of start, motor, jam, and stop together, and likewise the four generator sounds, since each group is mixed to the same level.

Example:

lua
sounds = {
    motor = {name = "machines/shredder_motor.wav", volume = 0.35, distance = 40.0},
    pour = {name = "machines/diesel_pour.wav", volume = 0.14, distance = 3.0},
}

#effects

Particles thrown from the hopper while parts are cut, repeated every intervalMs. color tints supported effects, 0 to 1 per channel. overheat is the smoke shown while cooling; remove it to leave the smoke out.

Example:

lua
effects = {
    sparks = {asset = "core", name = "ent_brk_sparking_wires", scale = 1.4, intervalMs = 300},
    dust = {asset = "scr_recartheft", name = "scr_wheel_burnout", scale = 0.3, intervalMs = 650, color = {0.55, 0.53, 0.5}},
}

#Machines

Each entry in Config.Settings.shredder.machines places one shredder. In the paths below, <machine> means one entry.

#machines.`<machine>`.id

Unique key for everything saved for the machine: its bin, tank, heat, and loaded parts. Keep it once the machine is in use.

Example:
lua
id = "sandy_scrapyard"

#machines.`<machine>`.label

Name shown for the machine.

Example:

lua
label = "Scrapyard Shredder"

#machines.`<machine>`.coords

Ground point under the cutting chamber, with w as the heading the infeed runs along. The loading end sits 3 metres behind, the pedestal beside it on the right, the bin 2.5 metres to the right, and the generator 2.4 metres to the left. Use /shredderpos to print a ready line.

Example:
lua
coords = vec4(2427.2236328125, 3129.0163574219, 48.175247192383, 200.0)

#machines.`<machine>`.snapToGround

Drops the machine onto the ground under coords.

Example:
lua
snapToGround = true

#machines.`<machine>`.blip

Map marker for the machine. Set enabled = false to hide it.

Example:

lua
blip = {enabled = true, sprite = 527, color = 17, scale = 0.7}

#Generator

The diesel generator beside the drive powers the shredder. Starting the shredder cranks the generator first, and it runs along with it.

#generator.requireFuel

true burns diesel while the shredder runs, stops the shredder when the tank is empty, and lets players fill it at the filler. false needs no fuel and the generator only starts and stops with the shredder.

Example:
lua
requireFuel = true

#generator.tank

Litres the tank holds.

Example:
lua
tank = 40.0

#generator.startFuel

Litres in the tank before anyone has filled it.

Example:
lua
startFuel = 0.0

#generator.burnPerMinute

Litres burned per minute while the shredder runs.

Example:
lua
burnPerMinute = 1.0

#generator.fuelItems

Usable can items and the litres each holds when full. A can keeps its remaining litres in metadata; pouring stops when the tank is full, and empty cans are kept.

Example:
lua
fuelItems = {
    diesel_can = 20.0,
}

#generator.litreWeight

Grams each litre adds on top of the empty can's item weight. Only inventories that weigh metadata use it, such as ox_inventory. The can's durability bar shows how full it is.

Example:
lua
litreWeight = 1000

#generator.can

Carry animation and prop. Using a can takes it out and carries it at the side until it is used again. A different model needs its own pos and rot.

Example:

lua
can = {
    anim = {dict = "move_weapon@jerrycan@generic", clip = "idle"},
    prop = {model = "w_am_jerrycan", bone = 28422, pos = vec3(0.2856, 0.0187, -0.0093), rot = vec3(-90.0, 0.0, 90.0)},
}

#generator.pour

Litres poured per second and the pouring animation.

Example:

lua
pour = {
    litresPerSecond = 3.5,
    anim = {dict = "weapon@w_sp_jerrycan", clip = "fire", flag = 1},
}

#generator.exhaust

Smoke from the stack: a burst of startPuffs dark puffs as the engine catches and a light haze every intervalMs while running. intervalMs = 0 leaves the haze out.

Example:

lua
exhaust = {asset = "scr_recartheft", name = "scr_wheel_burnout", scale = 0.08, intervalMs = 1200, color = {0.22, 0.21, 0.2}, startPuffs = 6, startColor = {0.08, 0.08, 0.08}}

#Scrap Buyer

The scrap buyer pays for shredder output. See Scrap Buyer for how demand and orders work.

#buyer.enabled

Enables the scrap buyer.

Example:
lua
enabled = true

#buyer.payoutAccount

Account the buyer pays into, such as cash, bank, or black_money.

Example:
lua
payoutAccount = "cash"

#buyer.market.maxShare

Highest share of an item's price the buyer pays. Demand is shared by all players and saved in the database.

Example:
lua
maxShare = 0.4

#buyer.market.minShare

Once demand falls below this share, the buyer stops buying that item.

Example:
lua
minShare = 0.1

#buyer.market.reopenShare

Share demand must recover to before a closed item is bought again.

Example:
lua
reopenShare = 0.15

#buyer.market.dropPerSale

Share removed for every piece sold outside an order.

Example:
lua
dropPerSale = 0.002

#buyer.market.recoverPerHour

Share recovered per hour.

Example:

lua
recoverPerHour = 0.1

#buyer.rerollMinutes

Minutes before each character's order is replaced, whether or not it was delivered. Every character's timer runs separately.

Example:
lua
rerollMinutes = 45

#buyer.orderSize

Different items in one order. Pieces toward the order pay full price and do not affect demand.

Example:
lua
orderSize = 3

#buyer.items

Items the buyer accepts. price is the full price of one piece, wanted is the amount range an order asks for, and weight is how often orders pick the item. Leave wanted out to buy an item without ever ordering it.

Example:

lua
items = {
    scrap_steel = {price = 30, wanted = {min = 12, max = 20}, weight = 5},
    scrap_glass = {price = 6},
}

#buyer.positions

Buyer peds. coords is where the player stands to talk, with w as the ped's heading. Set blip.enabled = false to hide the map marker.

Example:

lua
positions = {
    {
        label = "Scrap Buyer",
        model = "s_m_y_dockwork_01",
        coords = vec4(2403.51, 3127.95, 48.15, 250.0),
        scenario = "WORLD_HUMAN_CLIPBOARD",
        blip = {enabled = true, sprite = 500, color = 17, scale = 0.7},
    },
}

#Full Default Config

#Config.Settings.shredder

#enabled

#placement.command

#placement.permission

#admin.enabled

#admin.command

#admin.permission

#logs.enabled

#logs.keepDays

#logs.refusals

#speeds

#feed.seconds

#feed.anim

#feed.reach

#maxLoads

#idleStopSeconds

#overheat.enabled

#overheat.limit

#overheat.resumeAt

#overheat.coolPerMinute

#jam.enabled

#jam.chance

#jam.maxReversals

#spawnDistance

#animateDistance

#reach

#bin.capacity

#bin.shared

#bin.seconds

#bin.anim

#outputModels

#fallbackProp

#sounds

#effects

#Machines

#machines.<machine>.id

#machines.<machine>.label

#machines.<machine>.coords

#machines.<machine>.snapToGround

#machines.<machine>.blip

#Generator

#generator.requireFuel

#generator.tank

#generator.startFuel

#generator.burnPerMinute

#generator.fuelItems

#generator.litreWeight

#generator.can

#generator.pour

#generator.exhaust

#Scrap Buyer

#buyer.enabled

#buyer.payoutAccount

#buyer.market.maxShare

#buyer.market.minShare

#buyer.market.reopenShare

#buyer.market.dropPerSale

#buyer.market.recoverPerHour

#buyer.rerollMinutes

#buyer.orderSize

#buyer.items

#buyer.positions

#machines.`<machine>`.id

#machines.`<machine>`.label

#machines.`<machine>`.coords

#machines.`<machine>`.snapToGround

#machines.`<machine>`.blip