No Monument Barricades

No Monument Barricades 1.0.0

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Prevents placing barricades in certain monuments
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This plugin reverses the changes introduced in the June 6th, 2024 update that allowed barricades to be placed inside monuments. In the config, you can specify which monuments should block barricade placement.




Configuration

JSON: 
{
  "Version": "1.0.0",
  "Monument Blacklist": [
    "sphere_tank",
    "airfield_1",
    "launch_site_1",
    "trainyard_1",
    "water_treatment_plant_1",
    "ferry_terminal_1"
  ]
}

Monument Names

The following monument names can be used in the configuration:
  • airfield_1
  • ferry_terminal_1
  • bandit_town
  • compound
  • desert_military_base_a
  • desert_military_base_b
  • desert_military_base_c
  • desert_military_base_d
  • excavator_1
  • fishing_village_a
  • fishing_village_b
  • fishing_village_c
  • gas_station_1
  • harbor_1
  • harbor_2
  • junkyard_1
  • launch_site_1
  • lighthouse
  • military_tunnel_1
  • mining_quarry_a
  • mining_quarry_b
  • mining_quarry_c
  • powerplant_1
  • radtown_small_3
  • satellite_dish
  • sphere_tank
  • stables_a
  • stables_b
  • supermarket_1
  • trainyard_1
  • warehouse
  • water_treatment_plant_1
  • water_well_a
  • water_well_b
  • water_well_c
  • water_well_d
  • water_well_e
  • OilrigAI
  • OilrigAI2

Localization

JSON: 
{
  "CannotPlaceBarricade": "You cannot place barricades in this monument."
}
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