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Repair From Ruined to Pristine Updated

Repair to Pristine Updated (v2.0) Transform your DayZ experience with the ability to fully restore items and vehicle parts! This mod introduces a balanced, highly configurable repair system that allows players to restore damaged equipment to pristine condition and—optionally—repair ruined items. ✨ Version 2.0 Features Repair to Pristine: Restore items from Worn, Damaged, or Badly Damaged to a perfect Pristine state.… (more)

Repair to Pristine Updated (v2.0) Transform your DayZ experience with the ability to fully restore items and vehicle parts! This mod introduces a balanced, highly configurable repair system that allows players to restore damaged equipment to pristine condition and—optionally—repair ruined items. ✨ Version 2.0 Features Repair to Pristine: Restore items from Worn, Damaged, or Badly Damaged to a perfect Pristine state. Configurable Ruined Repair: Server admins can now enable repairing of Ruined items (disabled by default). Smart Wheel Repair Fix: Includes a custom fix for vehicle wheels. When repairing a ruined tire, the mod automatically replaces the "Ruined" model object with the standard version to ensure the visual model updates correctly. Advanced Cost Balancing: Separate configuration modifiers for standard repairs, pristine repairs, and ruined repairs allows for precise economy balancing. Universal Compatibility: Works with all vanilla repair kits (Weapon Cleaning Kit, Sewing Kit, Epoxy Putty, Leather Sewing Kit, Tire Repair Kit). 🎮 How It Works Step 1: Identify the item condition. By default, you can repair anything that is not Ruined. (Ruined repair requires server config change). Step 2: Select the appropriate repair kit: Weapon Cleaning Kit → Firearms, optics, suppressors Sewing Kit → Clothing, backpacks, vests Leather Sewing Kit → Leather items, boots Epoxy Putty → Metal items, helmets, car parts Tire Repair Kit → Vehicle tires Step 3: Use the repair kit. Repairing from Damaged → Worn uses the standard amount of kit. Repairing from Worn → Pristine may cost more or less depending on server config (Default: slightly more expensive). ⚙️ Server Configuration The configuration file is automatically generated after the first server launch. Path: /RepairToPristineUpdated/RepairToPristineConfig.json Default Configuration (v2.0): { "ConfigVersion": 2, "RepairKitModifier": 0.8, // Multiplier for standard repairs (Damaged -> Worn) "PristineRepairKitModifier": 1.2, // Multiplier for repairing Worn -> Pristine "EnablePristineRepair": 1, // 1 = Enabled, 0 = Disabled "EnableRuinedRepair": 0, // 1 = Allow repairing Ruined items, 0 = Disabled "RuinedRepairKitModifier": 2.5, // Multiplier cost for repairing Ruined items (if enabled) "DebugMode": 0 } Note: If upgrading from v1.0, the server will automatically migrate your config to Version 2 and add the missing fields. 💾 Installation 1. Subscribe to Repair to Pristine Updated on Steam Workshop. 2. Add the mod to your server startup parameters: -mod=@RepairToPristineUpdated 3. Launch the server. 4. Configure RepairToPristineConfig.json to your liking. Credits Mod created by TryHackX. I spent a lot of time creating the second version, so please don't repackage it. If you're a large administrator, feel free to ask.

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