No Engine Parts

Each entry in the PresetsRequiringPermission configuration option automatically generates a permission of format noengineparts.preset.<name>. Granting one to a player will cause cars they own to use the corresponding engine part stats as a minimum. Granting multiple permissions to a player will cause only the last one to apply (based on the order in the config).

The following permissions come with this plugin's default configuration.

Equivalent to low quality engine parts

Equivalent to medium quality engine parts

Equivalent to high quality engine parts

Higher quality

Even higher quality

Extremely high quality

There is no such thing as car ownership in the vanilla Rust. You will need another plugin to assign ownership to cars in order for the permissions in this plugin to be effective.

Car ownership is determined by the OwnerID property of the car, which is usually a player's Steam ID, or 0 for no owner. Most plugins that spawn cars for a player (such as Craft Car Chassis and Spawn Modular Car) will assign that player as the owner. For cars spawned by the vanilla game, it's recommended to use Claim Vehicle to allow players to claim them with a command on cooldown.

Default configuration:

{ "DefaultPreset": { "Acceleration": 0.3, "TopSpeed": 0.3, "FuelEconomy": 0.3 }, "PresetsRequiringPermission": [ { "Name": "tier1", "Acceleration": 0.6, "TopSpeed": 0.6, "FuelEconomy": 0.6 }, { "Name": "tier2", "Acceleration": 0.8, "TopSpeed": 0.8, "FuelEconomy": 0.8 }, { "Name": "tier3", "Acceleration": 1.0, "TopSpeed": 1.0, "FuelEconomy": 1.0 }, { "Name": "tier4", "Acceleration": 2.0, "TopSpeed": 2.0, "FuelEconomy": 2.0 }, { "Name": "tier5", "Acceleration": 3.0, "TopSpeed": 3.0, "FuelEconomy": 3.0 }, { "Name": "tier6", "Acceleration": 4.0, "TopSpeed": 4.0, "FuelEconomy": 4.0 } ] }

In vanilla Rust, each engine part provides one or more stats, such as Acceleration, Top Speed and Fuel Economy. Each part provides the same value for all applicable stats, either 0.6 (low quality), 0.8 (medium quality) or 1.0 (high quality). This plugin applies the configured stats as essentially a minimum per engine part slot. This means that if an engine part is missing, these values will be used in its place, for whichever stat types the part would normally provide. If an engine part is present, either the part's vanilla stats or the configured stats will be used, whichever are higher (can be a combination of both).

For example, if you set all stats to 0.7, an empty Carburetor slot will provide 0.7 Top Speed and 0.7 Fuel Economy. Adding a low quality Carburetor will have no effect because it only has those stats at 0.6. However, adding a medium quality Carburetor will be an upgrade since it provides 0.8 for both stats.

These stats apply to all cars, except for those owned by players with permissions to any entries in PresetsRequiringPermission.Acceleration -- Not sure exactly what this affects. Doesn't seem to affect acceleration very much.TopSpeed -- Affects acceleration and top speed. Higher means faster.FuelEconomy -- Affects fuel consumption. Higher means less fuel is consumed (more efficient).

List of engine part stat configurations for use with permissions. A permission is automatically generated for each entry using the format noengineparts.preset.<name>. Granting one to a player will cause cars they own to use the configured stats as a minimum per engine part slot.Note: These configurations have the same options as the DefaultPreset configuration option.

Not sure exactly what this affects. Doesn't seem to affect acceleration very much.

Affects acceleration and top speed. Higher means faster.

Affects fuel consumption. Higher means less fuel is consumed (more efficient).

Note: These configurations have the same options as the DefaultPreset configuration option.

Note: Due to the way the game calculates engine power, increasing the engine stats beyond a certain point will actually cause engines to perform worse. For example, setting stats to 100 will cause the car to basically not move at all. The optimal stats will depend on how many engines a car has.