Manage Mini

Allows players to view plugin Help that shows available chat commands

Allows players to spawn a Minicopter onto the map that only allows them to pilot

Allows the server to take back a player's Minicopter on the player's request

Allows the player to transfer the minicopter to them, no matter where they are on the map

Allows the player to take ownership of minicopter that doesn't have an owner.

Allows players to provide Pilot access to another player

Allows players to revoke Pilot access to another player

Allows players to view who can Pilot, the current Fuel Rate, minicopter age, etc.

Allows players to add, turn on, turn off, remove an auto turret from front of minicopter.

Allows players to upgrade mini by adding/remove batteries, changing or reverting engine to run on/off of batteries, (adding, turning on, turning off, removing an auto turret), etc. (see customization section below for further details)

Allows a player to spawn in a minicopter that never needs to be refueled

Allows a player to spawn in a minicopter that has a random rate between 0.10 and 0.65

Wait time permissions prevent players from spawning another minicopter if theirs gets destroyed in 'x' amout of time as configured in the configuration file.

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Display help for the plugin

Create the minicopter for yourself

Server takes back the minicopter

Transfer the minicopter to yourself

Take ownership of a minicopter

Authorize player as pilot

Revoke player authorization

Display authorized pilots, fuel rate, age

Customization

shows the commands that player can use to customize their minicopter

adds 2 batteries (1 left and 1 right) with a electrical branch at the left rear of minicopter.

removes the 2 batteries and electrical branch

adds a battery on the engine and converts the low grade gas engine into a pseudoelectric engine that runs off battery power. Must keep charge in the batteries to fly.

reverts engine into a low grade fuel burner and removes the battery on the engine

adds an Auto Turret to the front of the minicopter (drains batteries)

turret's power is cut, allowing the player to put a weapon, ammo and authorize themselves and allow others as well.

turret's power is resumed and the turret goes back to sweeping for targets

removes turret from the front of the minicopter.

{ "AssetPrefab": "assets/content/vehicles/minicopter/minicopter.entity.prefab", "CanSpawnBuildingBlocked": false, "FuelAmountUnlimited": 100, "FuelRate": 0.25, "FuelRateUnlimited": 0.0001, "miniSpawnDistance": 5.0, "miniStartHealth": 750.0, "WaitTimes": { "ManageMini.noWT": 10.0, "ManageMini.WaitTime2": 21600.0, "ManageMini.WaitTime1": 43200.0, "ManageMini.defaultWT": 86400.0 } }

AssetPrefab <-- The model that the plugin uses to generate a minicopter for a player

CanSpawnBuildingBlocked <-- Currently, not being used. Will replace. (Oversight)

FuelAmountUnlimited <-- 100 low grade fuel is added to the minicopters of players with Unlimited Fuel permission so that the minicopter; hopefully, always show full fuel.

FuelRate <-- The default in-game fuel rate is 0.50, but in-code of API states 0.25. This reverts that so that non-Unlimited Fuel or Random Fuel Rate minicopters will use 0.25 Low Grade Fuel per second.

FuelRateUnlimited <-- Should be 0, but 0.0001 works just as great as 0. Seriously, your flying a minicopter should use fuel, but very very slowly.

miniSpawnDistance <-- Maximum distance the minicopter is going spawn from the player. The actual distance is a random number. If issues arise, due to minicopters dropping on players, let me know.

miniStartHealth <-- Self explainatory, but a newly spawned minicopter will have 750 HP.

WaitTimes <--- These are the amount of seconds that player must wait before spawning another minicopter. The noWT of 10 seconds is to allow the server time to perform other functions.

To avoid issues by having more than one waitTime granted for a player make sure that wait times in the config file is ordered lowest above highest as shown in the Configuration File defaults section.