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Suggestion Hide Vending Machine Markers from Map

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Well, if a player deployed Vending Machine can be separated from a vanilla machine. I would say separately set each as a true false option. I'm assuming a player deployed machine has an owner ID, where vanilla is just the prefab. If I had to choose one or the other, Id choose player deployed machine markers would always show up, and vanilla machine markers could be turned off.
 
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PistOffBastd said:
Well, if a player deployed Vending Machine can be separated from a vanilla machine. I would say separately set each as a true false option. I'm assuming a player deployed machine has an owner ID, where vanilla is just the prefab. If I had to choose one or the other, Id choose player deployed machine markers would always show up, and vanilla machine markers could be turned off.
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But I don't really see the point of hiding vanilla vending machine markers from the map, since players already know where they are
 
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In most cases, I would 100% agree, and the request is completely self serving. But I came across "No Compound" a while back and have since been turning outpost and bandit into lootable / cobalt defended monuments just like all the others. In that process, all of the vending machine prefabs are removed, but the markers remain. Bandit is now a blue card monument with elite crates and outpost a red card with a locked crate. The vending economy is 100% player driven. So, you kinda gave me the idea for all of this, and deleting the vanilla markers would compliment compliment both plugins.
 
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PistOffBastd said:
In most cases, I would 100% agree, and the request is completely self serving. But I came across "No Compound" a while back and have since been turning outpost and bandit into lootable / cobalt defended monuments just like all the others. In that process, all of the vending machine prefabs are removed, but the markers remain. Bandit is now a blue card monument with elite crates and outpost a red card with a locked crate. The vending economy is 100% player driven. So, you kinda gave me the idea for all of this, and deleting the vanilla markers would compliment compliment both plugins.
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I just noticed I'm maintaining that plugin on umod now lol, so it's probably better to fix this directly in that plugin
 
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