docs(modules): the Carbon rig answers too, and its root is a different directory

R19's byte-identical plugin now carries protocol 5 on both frameworks:
`framework=oxide root=/home/container/oxide/config` on one rig and
`framework=carbon root=/home/container/carbon/configs` on the other, from the
same file. That is R18's amendment proven rather than argued — a literal
`oxide/config/` in this editor would have missed every config on half of all
installs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PMH6bw1jXMgbyF3ZWGEzSM

README.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ so they live in one place, independent of either codebase.
 website/    docs from the website core (Node/Express + MariaDB + React/Vite)
 modules/    docs for installable game modules — one directory per module id
 link/       docs from the ServUO bridge (C# plugin + Rust sidecar + Node WS)
+rust-link/  docs from the Rust bridge (Oxide plugin + Rust sidecar)
 android/    docs from the native Android client (Kotlin + Jetpack Compose)
 installer/  docs for the installer that deploys a shard's bridge components
 ci/         cross-cutting CI/quality notes
@@ -56,6 +57,7 @@ particular game; a module is what makes it a site *for* one.
 | [uo/API.md](modules/uo/API.md) · [uo/SCHEMA.md](modules/uo/SCHEMA.md) | module-uo's own route surface and the tables it owns |
 | [kit-acceptance.md](modules/kit-acceptance.md) | The Integration Kit acceptance run — building a module by following the kit alone, and what it found |
 | [rust-dryrun.md](modules/rust-dryrun.md) | A written, deliberately unimplemented `module-rust` — the test that the module contract generalises past the game it was extracted from |
+| [rust/](modules/rust/README.md) | **Reference for the upcoming `module-rust`** — a mirror of the uMod/Oxide ecosystem, scraped from upstream: [HOOKS.md](modules/rust/HOOKS.md) (477 Rust hooks), [OXIDE_API.md](modules/rust/OXIDE_API.md) (the plugin framework), [DEFINITIONS.md](modules/rust/DEFINITIONS.md) (678 items, 2,590 skins), [OPERATING.md](modules/rust/OPERATING.md) (the operator's side), and [agent/](modules/rust/agent/README.md) — the same facts as TSV/JSONL at ~46% of the tokens |
 
 ### `link/`
 | Doc | What it covers |
@@ -75,6 +77,18 @@ particular game; a module is what makes it a site *for* one.
 | [link-README.md](link/link-README.md) | Snapshot of the link repo's README |
 | [PROJECT_TREE.md](link/PROJECT_TREE.md) | Auto-generated snapshot of the repo's tracked file layout |
 
+### `rust-link/`
+
+The same pair of contracts as `link/`, for Rust rather than Ultima Online: an Oxide plugin that
+dials out to a sidecar, and a sidecar the website reads. The two bridges are **independent** — they
+share a shape and nothing else, so neither document is a fallback for the other.
+
+| Doc | What it covers |
+|---|---|
+| [PROTOCOL.md](rust-link/PROTOCOL.md) | **Canonical** — the game link and the website API, the four declaration sites of the wire version, and what each protocol version defines: 1 the transport, 2 the read path |
+| [INTEGRATION.md](rust-link/INTEGRATION.md) | Standing the bridge up by hand, and which of the three components is wrong when it does not work |
+| [PLAYER_WALK.md](rust-link/PLAYER_WALK.md) | The half of the read path a console cannot reach: ten minutes on a rig with a player, step by step, with what each hook should produce |
+
 ### `android/`
 | Doc | What it covers |
 |---|---|

android/PLAN.md

@@ -1307,6 +1307,128 @@ push, and Play (M6–M8) follow the designed app.
     an inbox event link opening the app natively while a forum link still opened a Custom Tab; and
     participation history self-scoped, proved by two accounts rather than asserted.
 
+15. **M14 — the Rust module in the app** (post-v1; built 2026-09-17). The platform's **second game
+    module** reached its first public pages in `module-rust` phase 4
+    ([`../modules/rust/PLAN.md`](../modules/rust/PLAN.md) §17), and this is phase 5 — the app's leg.
+    R10 has each Android leg trail the website surface it consumes by exactly one phase, so every
+    route here existed and answered before a line of Kotlin was written.
+
+    **Design of record: [`../modules/rust/PLAN.md`](../modules/rust/PLAN.md)**, §17 for the surface
+    this mirrors and §18 for this phase as built. The contract is normative there; this entry records
+    what the app does about it.
+
+    **No backend work beyond one word.** The five public routes were live. The one change is
+    Module-Rust#5, which adds `rust` to the module's `capabilities` — see the gate below.
+
+    #### Why this is not the shard screens with a different name
+
+    The two games have genuinely different shapes, and collapsing them would have cost the app the
+    thing that makes each legible. **UO is one shard: a place**, five drawer rows, a live SSE stream.
+    **Rust is a fleet**: a list, and one page beneath it with four tabs. The app grows a second route
+    tree rather than a second meaning for `shard/`, and both can be installed on one backend — in
+    which case both trees exist at once and neither row appears on a site without its module.
+
+    | Screen | Route | Reads |
+    | --- | --- | --- |
+    | **Rust servers** (the list) | `rust` | `GET /public/rust/servers` |
+    | **One server** (four tabs) | `rust/servers/{serverId}` | `…/:id`, `…/:id/events`, `…/leaderboard`, `…/online`, `…/wipes` |
+
+    #### Four decisions, taken by the org lead on 2026-09-16
+
+    - **D16 — the gate is a new capability, `rust`.** `module-uo`'s five shard rows all hang on one
+      string, `shard`, because that is the only question a capability can answer: *is the module
+      there*. `module-rust` declared five and every one named a **surface** — `servers`, `killfeed`,
+      `leaderboard`, `presence`, `wipes`. Core flattens every started module's capabilities into a
+      single list, so gating on `servers` would let another module declaring that word silently reveal
+      these screens on a site that does not run Rust. Gating on the module **id** was considered and
+      rejected: `id` is a mount prefix (§2.1 requires it to equal the directory core loads from), and
+      `MODULE_API.md` §2.9 forbids a client inferring a route from a capability — making the two the
+      same thing would quietly end that separation. So the module declares its own name as a sixth
+      string, asserted in its suite against `module.json`'s own `id` so the two cannot drift.
+    - **D17 — poll every 20s while the screen is RESUMED**, the phone's version of D14's Page
+      Visibility gate. Immediate refresh on return to the foreground; nothing at all while away.
+    - **D18 — the Rust repositories move to `edge`** for the rest of the workstream, with releases at
+      the cutover rather than per phase. `pr-checks.yml` in all four repositories already triggers on
+      `[main, edge]`, so this costs no CI — the trap that made all nine M12 phase PRs land unchecked
+      was closed in engagement Phase 8.
+    - **D19 — the drawer row carries a live player count**, and NavPaths learns `/rust`.
+
+    #### A refresh is not a load, and the app had only ever done loads
+
+    The app has had exactly one shape for a read since M1: set `Loading`, ask, replace. That is right
+    for opening a screen and wrong for a poll — a twenty-second refresh built on it clears the
+    killfeed, renders a spinner in its place and re-fills it, three times a minute, for ever. **The
+    website hit the same wall one tier along**, which is why `module-rust` bundles its own `usePolled`
+    instead of using core's `useAsync` (§17.3). `ui/Polling.kt` is that hook's other half:
+
+    - `refreshInto` — **a refresh is invisible when it succeeds and keeps the rows when it fails.** A
+      failure with rows on screen keeps them and reports the failure beside them; a failure with
+      nothing on screen is an ordinary error with a retry, because there is nothing to protect.
+    - `PollWhileResumed` — `repeatOnLifecycle(RESUMED)`, which buys three behaviours from one line: no
+      requests at all while backgrounded, an immediate refresh on return, and a pause behind a dialog
+      or the recents switcher. `STARTED` would keep polling for a reader who is not reading.
+
+    Only the **visible** live panel is polled. The leaderboard and the wipe list never are: a
+    leaderboard that re-sorted itself under a finger every twenty seconds would be worse than a stale
+    one. Changing the filter, the sort or the wipe **is** a different question, so that panel blanks
+    and loads — leaving the old rows up would show last wipe's killfeed under this wipe's heading.
+
+    #### The drawer badge is D15 translated, not D15 copied
+
+    D15 put a live count in core's `site.footer.status` slot, which works because every page of the
+    website renders the same footer. The app has no footer and no slot. What it has is a drawer row
+    per surface and, since engagement Phase 8, a precedent for a number beside one — the inbox's
+    unread badge, in the `NavigationDrawerItem` badge slot, with a `contentDescription` so a screen
+    reader says "42 players online" rather than "42". The count rides there, and keeps the website
+    version's three rules: **zero renders nothing** (an empty fleet is not a notification), a failed
+    read keeps the last number, and it never polls. It is asked for only where the module is
+    installed, so a UO site makes no request at all.
+
+    #### Verified
+
+    The app suite (**644 tests, 0 failures**), `lintDebug`, `assembleDebug`, and an emulator walk
+    against the phase-4 rig — a core with the module installed, one live server and one seeded fixture
+    that has never reported.
+
+    **Both halves of the phase criterion, directly.** With its server unreachable and reading
+    *Offline*, the page still rendered its map, size, seed, wipe date, killfeed, per-wipe and all-time
+    leaderboards, its last known presence board and its wipe history. The same app pointed at the UO
+    core showed Shard / Rules / Atlas / Leaderboards / Market and **no Rust row**.
+
+    Also proven rather than asserted: `refreshInto` against a genuinely dead backend (the core was
+    stopped with the list on screen; a poll tick later the rows were unchanged under one quiet line);
+    R12's arithmetic on a phone (all-time 59 = 41 + 18, and a player who appears only in the older
+    wipe **drops out** of it rather than reading zero); every `describe` branch from real rows,
+    including the fall that must not read as a kill by nobody; the calendar-day rule, filtering to the
+    August wipe and getting three rows six weeks old, each unmistakably dated; and the badge.
+
+    #### The walk found three defects, and 644 green tests found none of them
+
+    - **The drawer's live count resolved once per process.** It was keyed on the capability answer
+      alone, so it was read at connect and never again — which is not what *live* means on a row
+      somebody opens the drawer to look at. It now refreshes on resume, beside the unread badge.
+    - **Every card's text sat flush against its edge.** `ShardCard` is the themed `Card` and carries
+      no padding of its own; each caller pads its own content, and these four did not. On a phone the
+      first glyph of each line read as clipped.
+    - **A name touched its own kill count.** Five numeric columns beside an equal-weight name column
+      left *Brannock* and *50* reading as one field. The name now takes a wider share and ellipsizes,
+      and the **active sort is marked on the header** rather than by tinting a column of numbers — the
+      header is the control, and tinting the values says *these are special* instead of *this is what
+      the table is ordered by*.
+
+    #### The rig note worth keeping
+
+    The debug `network_security_config.xml` permits cleartext to **`127.0.0.1` and `localhost` only**
+    — not `10.0.2.2`. An emulator walk against a local core therefore needs
+    `adb reverse tcp:<port> tcp:<port>` and the loopback address; typed as `10.0.2.2` every request
+    fails with `UnknownServiceException: CLEARTEXT communication to 10.0.2.2 not permitted`, which the
+    connect screen reports — correctly, and indistinguishably from a core that is not running.
+
+    - **Excluded**, in the same class as every earlier milestone's exclusions: the Rust **admin**
+      surface. Server configuration, the sidecar token and the connection test are admin
+      *configuration*, which the app consumes and does not edit. Identity and permissions are legs B
+      and C (phases 8 and 11), and the map is leg D.
+
 ### Deferred (not a milestone)
 
 - **Platform Teams in the app** — **deferred 2026-08-17, no app work scheduled.** The website is

modules/rust/CARBON.md

@@ -0,0 +1,378 @@
+# Carbon — the second modding framework, and where it differs from Oxide
+
+**Carbon** is the other framework modded Rust servers run. It is not a fork of Oxide and it does not
+load Oxide; it is a separate loader that ships an **Oxide compatibility layer** — the `Oxide.Core`,
+`Oxide.Plugins` and `Oxide.Game.Rust` namespaces, reimplemented — so that a plugin written for Oxide
+compiles and runs unchanged.
+
+This document exists because [`PLAN.md`](PLAN.md) **R19** commits `module-rust` to supporting both.
+It records the places the two frameworks are *not* the same, because those are the only places our
+code has to care. Everything not listed here is identical by construction.
+
+> **Provenance.** Facts below were taken on **2026-09-15** from Carbon's own published metadata —
+> `api.carbonmod.gg/meta/carbon/{hooks,commands,convars,switches}.json` — and from the
+> [`CarbonCommunity/Carbon`](https://github.com/CarbonCommunity/Carbon) source at `main`, with the
+> narrative pages at [carbonmod.gg](https://carbonmod.gg) as the prose source. Carbon is upstream
+> and wins any disagreement, exactly as uMod does for [`OXIDE_API.md`](OXIDE_API.md). Nothing here
+> is a Runic Gateway contract.
+>
+> **Verified on a live Carbon server on 2026-09-15** — Carbon **2.0.259.0** `[2026.09.03.0]` on
+> Linux, the `rust-carbon` rig (PLAN.md §14.5). Three of the four load-bearing claims held. **One was
+> wrong, and it was wrong about Oxide as well as Carbon** — see §4. Corrected in place; §10 is the
+> scorecard.
+
+---
+
+## 1. The one-sentence version
+
+**A plugin in the `Oxide.Plugins` namespace deriving from `RustPlugin` is Carbon's own documented
+first example**, so the bridge plugin is one `.cs` file that serves both frameworks. What diverges is
+not the plugin API but **the things around it**: where files live, how the permission store is
+persisted, what the console commands are called, and which extra hooks exist.
+
+```csharp
+// Carbon's own "first plugin" page shows this, unchanged from Oxide:
+namespace Oxide.Plugins;
+
+[Info("MyPlugin", "<author>", "1.0.0")]
+public class MyPlugin : RustPlugin
+{
+    private void OnServerInitialized() => Puts("Hello world!");
+}
+```
+
+Carbon also offers a native shape — `namespace Carbon.Plugins` / `CarbonPlugin` — which we do not
+use and should not: it is the one choice that would make the source Carbon-only.
+
+---
+
+## 2. Telling the two apart
+
+### At compile time — `#if CARBON`
+
+Carbon feeds the Roslyn compiler a set of conditional-compilation symbols. **Oxide defines no
+equivalent**, so `#if CARBON` / `#if !CARBON` is the portable framework branch, and an Oxide
+compiler simply evaluates the unknown symbol as false.
+
+| Symbol | Meaning |
+|---|---|
+| `CARBON` | The framework is Carbon |
+| `RUST` | The game is Rust |
+| `OXIDE_PUBLICIZED` | Compiled against publicised Oxide assemblies |
+| `WIN`, `UNIX` | Host operating system |
+| `STAGING`, `AUX01`, `AUX02` | Rust branch |
+| `RUST_ABV_<v>`, `RUST_BLW_<v>`, `RUST_IS_<v>` | Rust protocol above / below / exactly `<v>` |
+| `CARBON_ABV_<YYYY_MM_DD>` | Carbon protocol above a date |
+
+This works because the bridge plugin ships as **source** and is compiled by whichever framework
+loaded it. It would not work for a precompiled DLL — a reason, among others, not to ship one.
+
+**Confirmed on the live rig**: `carbon/config.json` reports
+`"ConditionalCompilationSymbols": ["CARBON", "RUST", "OXIDE_PUBLICIZED"]`, and the list is an
+operator-editable setting (`c.addconditional` adds to it), so treat the three above as the ones
+present by default rather than the ones guaranteed.
+
+### At run time
+
+`#if` is decided when the file is compiled, which is what we want for API differences. Where a
+*runtime* answer is needed — reporting which framework a server runs, in a `server.hello` say — ask
+for the type rather than the file layout: `Carbon.Community` exists only under Carbon.
+
+---
+
+## 3. Where the files live — **the divergence that reaches the most decisions**
+
+| Oxide | Carbon |
+|---|---|
+| `oxide/plugins/` | `carbon/plugins/` |
+| `oxide/config/` | `carbon/configs/` — **plural** |
+| `oxide/data/` | `carbon/data/` |
+| `oxide/lang/` | `carbon/lang/` |
+| `oxide/logs/` | `carbon/logs/` |
+| `oxide/extensions/`, plus `Oxide.Ext.*.dll` in `RustDedicated_Data/Managed` | `carbon/extensions/` only |
+| — | `carbon/modules/`, `carbon/harmony/`, `carbon/developer/` |
+
+**And none of those paths is fixed.** Carbon takes a command-line override for every single
+directory — `-carbon.rootdir`, `-carbon.configdir`, `-carbon.datadir`, `-carbon.scriptdir`,
+`-carbon.langdir`, `-carbon.logdir`, `-carbon.extdir`, `-carbon.moduledir`, `-carbon.modifierdir`,
+`-carbon.profiledir`, `-carbon.carbonconfigdir`, `-carbon.sqlpermsdb`, `-harmonydir`. An operator
+who has moved one is not doing anything unsupported.
+
+**So the rule is: never compose a config or data path.** Carbon reimplements Oxide's own directory
+accessors and populates them from its resolver:
+
+```csharp
+Interface.Oxide.ConfigDirectory   // oxide/config   or  carbon/configs  or wherever -carbon.configdir points
+Interface.Oxide.DataDirectory
+Interface.Oxide.PluginDirectory
+Interface.Oxide.LangDirectory
+Interface.Oxide.LogDirectory
+Interface.Oxide.ExtensionDirectory
+Interface.Oxide.RootDirectory
+Interface.Oxide.InstanceDirectory
+```
+
+(`Carbon.Common/src/Oxide/OxideMod.cs` assigns each from `Defines.Get*Folder()`; `Interface.cs`
+logs all eight at boot.) Asking the framework is both shorter and correct; hardcoding `oxide/config`
+is wrong on Carbon and wrong on an Oxide server whose operator moved things.
+
+**This is a direct amendment to R18.** The config editor's recursive walk is rooted at
+`ConfigDirectory`, not at a literal `oxide/config/`; the directory it must refuse to walk is
+`DataDirectory`, not a literal `oxide/data/`. The reasoning behind R18 is untouched — only the way
+the two roots are obtained.
+
+---
+
+## 4. Permissions — same API, same format, different directory
+
+Every member R2 depends on exists with the same name and the same argument shape
+(`Carbon.Common/src/Oxide/Libraries/Permissions.cs`): `RegisterPermission`, `PermissionExists`,
+`GrantUserPermission`, `RevokeUserPermission`, `GrantGroupPermission`, `RevokeGroupPermission`,
+`CreateGroup`, `RemoveGroup`, `AddUserGroup`, `RemoveUserGroup`, `UserHasPermission`,
+`GroupHasPermission`, `GetUserGroups`, `GetUserPermissions`, `GetGroupPermissions`,
+`GetPermissionUsers`, `GetPermissionGroups`, `GetGroups`, `GetUsersInGroup`, `SetGroupParent`.
+
+Two differences, and they pull in opposite directions.
+
+**All of the member names above were confirmed present on the live Carbon rig**, which loaded and ran
+our plugin against them unchanged.
+
+**The return type differs, and the portable answer is the one we already chose.** Carbon's
+`GrantUserPermission` returns `bool`; Oxide's returns `void` — which is
+[§12.2](PLAN.md#122-four-rules-the-r2-permission-push-must-obey)'s finding, that a grant naming an
+unregistered permission silently does nothing. Calling it as a statement compiles on both, so the
+source stays single. But **the bool cannot be read portably**, so the `PermissionExists` pre-check
+stays the mechanism on both frameworks rather than being replaced by a return value on one. Carbon
+is the framework that *would* have told us, and we still cannot listen.
+
+Carbon's signature also takes `BaseHookable` where Oxide's takes `Plugin`. Passing `this` is
+correct on both; a variable typed `Plugin` is not.
+
+### The store — **this section was wrong, and the truth is worse**
+
+> **Corrected 2026-09-15 against both live rigs.** This document previously said *"Oxide persists to
+> JSON; Carbon persists to Protobuf or SQLite"*, and offered that difference as the reason not to read
+> the file. **Both halves were wrong.** The real shape is more dangerous than the one that was
+> imagined, which is the only reason it is worth the space.
+
+Read off the two running servers, byte for byte:
+
+| | Oxide rig | Carbon rig |
+|---|---|---|
+| Path | `oxide/data/oxide.users.data`, `oxide.groups.data` | `carbon/data/oxide.users.data`, `oxide.groups.data` |
+| First bytes | `0a 16 0a 07 64 65 66 61 75 6c 74 …` | `0a 17 0a 07 64 65 66 61 75 6c 74 …` |
+| Format | **Protobuf** | **Protobuf** |
+| Default groups | `default`, `admin` | `default`, `admin`, **`moderator`** |
+
+**Neither framework writes JSON, and Carbon writes Carbon's data into files named after Oxide.** So
+the trap is not "two formats you must tell apart". It is:
+
+1. **The filename is identical and tells you nothing**, so a reader keyed on `oxide.users.data`
+   silently follows the wrong framework's file if it ever guesses the directory wrong.
+2. **The format is an undocumented binary**, not the JSON the name and the `.data` extension suggest.
+3. **Carbon can change it out from under you at run time** and Oxide cannot. `PermissionSerialization`
+   in `carbon/config.json` defaults to `0` (the Protobuf above); `c.migrate_perms_sql` moves the whole
+   store to SQLite at `server/identity/carbon.perms.db`, itself relocatable via `-carbon.sqlpermsdb`.
+   `Oxide Overrides/PermissionSql.cs` and `PermissionStoreless.cs` are those backends.
+
+**R2's conclusion is unchanged and the argument for it is now much stronger.** A file reader would
+have *worked* on both rigs today — same format, same names — and would break for the one operator
+who ran a migrate command, with no error and no version marker to notice. **Drift detection reads the
+API, or it does not work.**
+
+**One more thing R2 has to accommodate: Carbon creates a third default group.** `carbon/config.json`
+names `PlayerDefaultGroup`, `AdminDefaultGroup` and `ModeratorDefaultGroup`, all auto-granted by auth
+level (`AutoGrantPlayerGroup` / `AutoGrantAdminGroup` / `AutoGrantModeratorGroup`, all `true`). A
+site that pushes its *full* group set on connect must not treat `moderator` as drift to be reported,
+nor delete it — the framework will simply recreate it, and the site will report drift for ever.
+
+**Carbon does give R2 something Oxide's docs do not advertise: fourteen permission hooks**, a
+`Permissions` category of its own — `OnUserPermissionGranted`, `OnUserPermissionRevoked`,
+`OnUserGroupAdded`, `OnUserGroupRemoved`, `OnGroupCreated`, `OnGroupDeleted`, `OnGroupParentSet`,
+`OnGroupRankSet`, `OnGroupTitleSet`, `OnGroupPermissionGranted`, `OnGroupPermissionRevoked`,
+`OnPermissionRegistered`, `OnPermissionsUnregistered`, `OnUserNameUpdated`. Our uMod mirror carries
+most of these as universal hooks too, so drift may be **observable as it happens** on both rather
+than only diffable on connect. Phase 7 should test that rather than assume it; a hook that fires on
+our *own* push is a feedback loop to suppress, not a bonus.
+
+---
+
+## 5. Console commands — `c.` not `oxide.`
+
+Carbon's 129 published commands are `c.`-prefixed. The ones with Oxide counterparts:
+
+| Oxide | Carbon |
+|---|---|
+| `oxide.grant` / `oxide.revoke` | `c.grant` / `c.revoke` |
+| `oxide.group` | `c.group` |
+| `oxide.usergroup` | `c.usergroup` |
+| `oxide.load` / `oxide.unload` / `oxide.reload` | `c.load` / `c.unload` / `c.reload` |
+| `oxide.plugins` | `c.plugins` |
+
+Carbon can be configured to alias the old prefix, so an operator's muscle memory survives — but an
+alias is opt-in and **we must never depend on one**. **Confirmed on the live rig:** `c.version`,
+`c.plugins`, `c.grant` and `c.group` all answered; **`oxide.plugins` produced no output at all**. Note
+the shape of that failure — Pterodactyl's `command` endpoint returns `204` either way, and Carbon
+prints nothing for an unknown command, so *a wrong prefix looks exactly like a command that worked.*
+
+`c.plugins` is also worth knowing about for a reason unrelated to permissions: **it reports per-plugin
+`hook fires`, `hook time`, `hook memory`, `hook lag` and `hook exceptions`**, which is most of the
+"log which of its expected hooks have fired at least once" mechanism [`PLAN.md`](PLAN.md) §6 requires
+— for free, and only on Carbon. Useful when debugging *on* Carbon; **not a substitute for the
+plugin's own counter**, which has to work on both. Our plugin appears there as
+`Runic Gateway  RunicGateway  v0.1.0 … 2367ms [1077ms]`, under `Scripts`, with `failed plugins (0)`.
+
+**Where this reaches us is narrow but real.** R2 and R18 both act through the plugin API, not the
+console, so neither cares. The two that do care are **documentation** — every operator-facing
+instruction naming `oxide.grant` needs its Carbon line — and **any place we drive a reload by
+console string**, which R18's write path does. Resolve the reload through the framework rather than
+by composing a command, or branch it on `#if CARBON`.
+
+---
+
+## 6. Hooks — Carbon is a superset, with thirteen names it does not list
+
+Carbon publishes **894 hook entries, 774 unique names, in 42 categories**, against the **476** on
+uMod's Rust hooks page that [`HOOKS.md`](HOOKS.md) mirrors. The larger number is not more game
+coverage; Carbon documents patched methods our mirror's audience never sees.
+
+Carbon flags every entry for compatibility. **30 are Carbon-only. Zero are marked Oxide-only.**
+
+### The 30 Carbon-only hooks
+
+| Hook | Category | What it is |
+|---|---|---|
+| `CanAcceptBackpackItem` | Global | Whether to accept a backpack item |
+| `CanPatrolHeliSeePlayer` | Global | Patrol-helicopter line of sight to a player |
+| `CanPickupAllFromRack` | Global | Taking every weapon from a rack |
+| `CanPickupFromRack` | Global | Taking one weapon from a rack |
+| `CanPlaceOnRack` | Global | Placing on a rack |
+| `OnPickupFromRack` | Global | Controls taking items from a rack |
+| `CanPlayerInheritNetworkGroup` | Global | Network-group inheritance |
+| `OnChairComfort` | Global | Chair comfort |
+| `OnChickenScared` | Global | A chicken is scared |
+| `OnGrowableUpdate` | Global | A growable updates |
+| `OnConsoleCommand` | Global | A console command is executed |
+| `OnNativeCommandHasPermission` | Global | Permission check on a native console command |
+| `OnEntitySpawn` | Global | An entity spawns — **not** Oxide's `OnEntitySpawned`, which exists on both |
+| `OnJackieChan` | Global | Undescribed upstream |
+| `OnCarbonBanPlayer`, `OnCarbonUnbanPlayer`, `OnCarbonKickPlayer`, `OnCarbonMutePlayer` | Player | Carbon admin-module moderation actions |
+| `OnCarbonBlinded`, `OnCarbonUnblinded`, `OnCarbonSpectateStart`, `OnCarbonSpectateEnd` | Player | Carbon admin-module spectate and blind actions |
+| `OnCarbonPrivateMessage`, `OnCarbonEmpowerPlayerStats`, `OnCarbonLockPlayerContainer` | Player | Carbon admin-module player actions |
+| `OnCompilationFail`, `OnConstructorFail` | Engine | Plugin compile / constructor failure |
+| `OnPluginCompileFailure`, `OnPluginOutdated` | Plugin | Plugin lifecycle |
+| `OnMarketplaceTerminalPurchase` | Vending | Marketplace terminal purchase |
+
+**None of them is load-bearing for us and none should become so.** The `OnCarbon*` family is the
+Carbon admin module's own audit trail — tempting for a staff-actions feed, and exactly the kind of
+convenience that quietly makes Carbon the required framework. If we ever want that feed, it has to
+have an Oxide answer first.
+
+### The 13 uMod names Carbon's catalogue does not carry
+
+| Hook | Category | uMod's description |
+|---|---|---|
+| `CanNpcAttack` | Entity | An NPC attempts to attack another entity |
+| `CanPushBoat` | Player | Cancelling a boat push |
+| `CanUnlockTechTreeNode` | TechTree | Unlocking a blueprint in a tech tree |
+| `CanUnlockTechTreeNodePath` | TechTree | …after the path check |
+| `OnFrame` | Server | Each frame |
+| `OnHelicopterKilled` | Entity | A CH47 is going to be killed |
+| `OnNpcDestinationSet` | Entity | Cancelling an NPC destination change |
+| `OnNpcPlayerResume` | Entity | Cancelling `TryForceToNavmesh` |
+| `OnNpcStopMoving` | Entity | Denying an NPC move stop |
+| `OnPlayerCorpse` | Player | A non-null corpse has spawned |
+| `OnQuarryEnabled` | Resource | A mining quarry is turned on |
+| `OnTeamInvite` | Team | Cancelling a team invitation |
+| `OnTeamPromote` | Team | Cancelling a promotion |
+
+**Absent from a catalogue is not the same as absent from the framework**, and two of these look like
+renames rather than holes: Carbon lists `OnTeamMemberInvite` and `OnTeamMemberPromote` in its `Team`
+category, which is `OnTeamInvite` and `OnTeamPromote` under different names. Carbon's `Team`
+category also carries visible duplicates and both tenses of the same event (`OnTeamCreate` *and*
+`OnTeamCreated`, `OnTeamUpdate` *and* `OnTeamUpdated`, `OnTeamMemberInvite` twice), which says the
+catalogue is generated rather than curated.
+
+So this table is **a list of things to check on a live Carbon server**, not a list of losses. The
+practical protection is one we already committed to in [`PLAN.md`](PLAN.md) §6: *hooks bind by name
+and arity through reflection with no compile-time check*, so the plugin logs which of its expected
+hooks have fired at least once. That mechanism was written for Facepunch renaming a hook on wipe
+day; it answers this question too, on either framework, without us having to trust either catalogue.
+
+**None of the 13 is currently in a phase.** R5 settled Teams on Rust's **first-party clans**, not
+first-party Teams, so `OnTeamInvite`/`OnTeamPromote` are outside the plan as written.
+
+---
+
+## 7. Convars — a Carbon-only set exists, and leases must not reach for it
+
+Carbon publishes 23 convars of its own, several of them precisely the kind of live, gameplay-shaped
+value [`PLAN.md`](PLAN.md) §9 wants to lease — `c.recycletickmultiplier`,
+`c.safezonerecycletickmultiplier`, `c.researchdurationmultiplier` and so on, most flagged
+`ForceModded`.
+
+**A lease over one of those would work on Carbon and be undeclarable on Oxide.** Lease keys are
+advertised to the event authoring form, and a key that silently does not exist on half of installs
+is the failure `EVENTS.md` §H's *verify every key live* rule exists to prevent. So: **the lease
+catalogue is drawn from the game's own convars, which both frameworks expose identically.** If a
+Carbon-only key is ever worth the cost, it is advertised conditionally on the connected server's
+framework, and that is a deliberate decision rather than an oversight.
+
+---
+
+## 8. Operating differences that reach deployment
+
+- **They cannot coexist.** Oxide ships a patched `Assembly-CSharp.dll`; Carbon requires
+  Facepunch's vanilla one and patches in memory through Harmony. One install runs one framework, so
+  **one rig cannot prove both** — which is why [`PLAN.md`](PLAN.md) R21 moves the rigs to
+  Pterodactyl and runs two.
+- **Carbon migrates an Oxide install on first boot** — it copies config, data, lang, user and group
+  files across and relocates `Oxide.Ext.*.dll` out of `RustDedicated_Data/Managed`. Useful for an
+  operator; a hazard for a test rig, because a Carbon rig built by converting an Oxide one starts
+  with the Oxide one's state and proves less than a clean install.
+- **Carbon self-updates and its releases are rolling tags**, not versioned ones:
+  `production_build` (v2.0.259 at the time of writing, 2026-09-06), plus `edge_build`,
+  `experimental_build` and per-branch Rust builds. Oxide publishes an incrementing build number.
+  **So "which Carbon is this" is not answerable the way "which Oxide is this" is**, and R4's
+  `doctor` prerequisite check has to accept that — it can establish *that* Carbon is installed and
+  report the build it reports, but "current enough" is a weaker claim on Carbon than on Oxide.
+- **Carbon patches hooks only when a plugin subscribes**, so an unsubscribed hook costs nothing.
+  That rewards the selective subscription R17 already requires for ZoneManager's chatty zone
+  transitions, on Carbon more than on Oxide.
+
+---
+
+## 9. What this costs us, in one table
+
+| Decision | Change |
+|---|---|
+| **R2** permissions | None to the design. The store is API-only on Carbon *by construction* rather than by choice, and `PermissionExists` stays the check because the useful return value is Carbon-only |
+| **R4** installer | `doctor` detects *which* framework, not *whether Oxide*; the payload drops into `PluginDirectory`; "current enough" is weaker on Carbon (rolling tags) |
+| **R18** config editor | Roots come from `Interface.Oxide.ConfigDirectory` / `DataDirectory`, never literals; the reload is resolved through the framework, not by composing `oxide.reload` |
+| **R6/R17** base mods | Unchanged — Kits, Clans, PopupNotifications and ZoneManager are Oxide plugins and Oxide plugins run on Carbon |
+| **§9** event leases | Keys come from the game's convars; Carbon's own convars are out of the catalogue unless advertised conditionally |
+| Everything else | Unchanged |
+
+The honest summary: **Carbon costs three amendments and one extra rig, not a second codebase.**
+
+---
+
+## 10. Scorecard — what the live rig confirmed and what it corrected
+
+Run 2026-09-15 against `rust-carbon` (Carbon **2.0.259.0** `[2026.09.03.0]` `21063e8`, Linux,
+`production_build`, Rust 103/2633.288.1), with the Oxide rig alongside for comparison.
+
+| Claim | Verdict | Evidence |
+|---|---|---|
+| An `Oxide.Plugins` / `RustPlugin` source file loads unchanged | **CONFIRMED** | The byte-identical `RunicGateway.cs` that runs on the Oxide rig loaded as `Runic Gateway v0.1.0` in `2367ms`, printed the same startup line, and retried the absent sidecar the same way |
+| The framework root is `carbon/`, config dir is `configs` (plural) | **CONFIRMED** | `/carbon/{configs,data,lang,logs,plugins,extensions,modules,managed,native,modifiers,temp,tools}`; **no `/oxide` directory at all** |
+| `Interface.Oxide.ConfigDirectory` resolves there | **CONFIRMED, indirectly and decisively** | The plugin's own config was written to **`/carbon/configs/RunicGateway.json`** by the same code that writes `/oxide/config/RunicGateway.json` on the Oxide rig. A literal path in R18 would not have found it |
+| Console prefix is `c.`, `oxide.` is not aliased | **CONFIRMED** | `c.version` / `c.plugins` / `c.grant` / `c.group` answered; `oxide.plugins` produced nothing |
+| `#if CARBON` is defined | **CONFIRMED** | `carbon/config.json` → `ConditionalCompilationSymbols: ["CARBON", "RUST", "OXIDE_PUBLICIZED"]` — and two symbols this document had not known about |
+| Carbon self-updates | **CONFIRMED** | `SelfUpdating.Enabled: true`, plus the egg refetching `production_build` every boot |
+| *"Oxide stores JSON, Carbon stores Protobuf or SQLite"* | **WRONG — see §4** | **Both** store Protobuf, under **identical filenames**, differing only in directory. The refutation strengthens R2 rather than weakening it |
+| The 13 uMod hook names missing from Carbon's catalogue | **NOT YET TESTED** | None is in a phase; the plugin's own fired-hook log is the standing answer either way |
+
+**Two things this document did not know to claim**, both found by looking rather than reading:
+Carbon ships a **third default group** (`moderator`) that R2's push must tolerate, and `c.plugins`
+exposes per-plugin hook telemetry Oxide has no equivalent for.

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+# Running Oxide: the operator's side
+
+What a **server owner** does — install the mod framework onto a game server, then install,
+configure and permission plugins. This is the surface our own deployment story has to sit on top
+of, the way [`installer/INSTALL.md`](../../installer/INSTALL.md) sits on top of ServUO.
+
+> **Mirrored verbatim from uMod on 2026-09-15** — 6 pages. uMod is upstream and normative.
+
+---
+
+## Contents
+
+- [Getting Started](#getting-started-getting-started) — Installing uMod/Oxide onto a game server
+- [Plugins - Getting Started](#plugins-getting-started-plugins-getting-started) — What a plugin is, from the server owner's side
+- [Plugin installation](#plugin-installation-plugins-installation) — Installing, updating and removing a plugin
+- [Plugin configuration](#plugin-configuration-plugins-configuration) — Editing a plugin's config file
+- [Data Files](#data-files-plugins-data-files) — Where plugin data lives on disk
+- [Permissions](#permissions-plugins-permissions) — Granting permissions and managing groups in-game
+
+---
+
+<a id="getting-started-getting-started"></a>
+
+## Getting Started
+
+<sub>Source: <https://umod.org/documentation/getting-started></sub>
+
+---
+
+### Installation
+
+### Server requirements
+
+The Oxide platform requirements vary depending on the game server.
+
+More information about Oxide support for specific games may be found on the [Game Support](https://umod.org/documentation/umod/game-support) page.
+
+### Installing Oxide
+
+**Via Direct Download**
+
+1. Download the Oxide version [specific to your game](https://umod.org/games).
+2. Copy the files over your existing server installation
+
+### Plugins
+
+Plugins are self-contained bits of code which modify game server behavior.
+
+For more information about plugins, view the [Plugins - Getting Started](https://umod.org/documentation/umod/plugins/getting-started) page.
+
+[View all available plugins](https://umod.org/plugins)
+
+### Extensions
+
+Extensions are generally large projects which add functionality to Oxide or make substantial changes to a server.
+
+[View all available extensions](https://umod.org/extensions)
+
+---
+
+<a id="plugins-getting-started-plugins-getting-started"></a>
+
+## Plugins - Getting Started
+
+<sub>Source: <https://umod.org/documentation/plugins/getting-started></sub>
+
+Plugins are self-contained bits of code which modify game server behavior.
+
+---
+
+### Code files
+
+Plugins are code files distributed as CSharp (C#) files and will have a `.cs` file extension.
+
+#### Installing a code file
+
+More information about installing plugins may be found at [Plugins - Installation](https://umod.org/documentation/umod/plugins/installation).
+
+### Configuring a plugin
+
+Many plugins generate a `JSON` configuration file that a server administrator may use to change how the plugin works.
+
+More information about configuring plugins may be found at [Plugins - Configuration](https://umod.org/documentation/umod/plugins/configuration).
+
+### Plugin permissions
+
+Many plugins have permissions which must be assigned in order to use plugin features.
+
+More information about access control may be found at [Plugins - Permissions](https://umod.org/documentation/umod/plugins/permissions).
+
+### Plugin commands
+
+Many plugins have commands that may be used by players or server administrators. Not every game will have both console commands and chat commands (check [Game Support](https://umod.org/documentation/game-support) for availability of commands). By default commands should be available by console and in-game.
+
+#### Console commands
+
+A console command is a command which is run from...
+
+1. In-game console (if game has one)
+2. Server application window (if platform supports it)
+3. RCON console (if game supports RCON)
+
+#### Chat commands
+
+Chat commands are prefixed with a `/` and run by players using in-game chat.
+
+For example: `/help`
+
+---
+
+<a id="plugin-installation-plugins-installation"></a>
+
+## Plugin installation
+
+<sub>Source: <https://umod.org/documentation/plugins/installation></sub>
+
+Installing Oxide plugins usually only takes a few mouse clicks.
+
+---
+
+### Server requirements
+
+To install the plugin on the server, the server provider must support Oxide 2.0 or higher, else the plugins will not load or do anything.
+
+If the server is not online, start it. Then, check that Oxide is fully installed by testing the `oxide.version` chat or console command.
+
+### Download the source code
+
+Download a plugin from the [plugins page](https://umod.org/plugins);
+
+> **Warning.**
+> **Do **not** rename the plugin or change the file extension.**
+
+### Remote server
+
+If the server is not hosted locally, connect to the server via an FTP client. If unsure of the FTP details, please contact the server host.
+
+### Plugins directory
+
+Find the `plugins` folder which is located by default at `oxide/plugins` if it has not been changed by the server host
+
+### Upload the source code
+
+Upload the plugin file into the "plugins" folder and it will be loaded automatically if Oxide is currently installed
+
+Continue to [configuring the plugin](https://umod.org/documentation/umod/plugins/configuration)...
+
+### Updating
+
+If a plugin is already installed and an update is available simply overwrite the original (.cs) file and the new version will be loaded automatically.
+
+---
+
+<a id="plugin-configuration-plugins-configuration"></a>
+
+## Plugin configuration
+
+<sub>Source: <https://umod.org/documentation/plugins/configuration></sub>
+
+Most plugins will generate a JSON configuration file once loaded. With this file, a server owner may change how a plugin works.
+
+---
+
+### Config directory
+
+Configuration files are found in the `config` folder which is located by default in `oxide/config` (unless the server host has moved it).
+
+### File name
+
+A plugin configuration file will have the same name as the plugin itself.
+
+For example, a plugin that is installed as `MyPlugin.cs` (if it is configurable) will be accompanied by a JSON file named `MyPlugin.json`
+
+> **Warning.**
+> **Do **not** rename the configuration file or change the file extension.**
+
+If a plugin is installed but not configurable, no configuration file will be present.
+
+If a plugin is configurable but no configuration file is available, the plugin may be broken; in this case, check the log files under the `oxide/logs` directory for errors.
+
+### Valid JSON
+
+All plugin configuration files are saved as JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). Configuration files *must* be valid JSON. Use a validator such as [jsonlint.com](https://jsonlint.com) to ensure the configuration is valid JSON.
+
+### Applying changes
+
+After making changes to a plugin configuration file, reload the plugin in the server console by using the `oxide.reload` command. For example:
+
+```
+oxide.reload MyPlugin
+```
+
+Continue to [setting permissions](https://umod.org/documentation/umod/plugins/permissions)...
+
+---
+
+<a id="data-files-plugins-data-files"></a>
+
+## Data Files
+
+<sub>Source: <https://umod.org/documentation/plugins/data-files></sub>
+
+Data files are `JSON` files that plugins may use to store arbitrary data.
+
+### Data directory
+
+Data files may be found in the `data` folder which located by default in `oxide/data` (unless the server host has moved it).
+
+### File names
+
+Data files do not follow any naming convention, a plugin author may specify any name when creating a data file.
+
+It is recommended to plugin authors, when creating a large number of data files, to create them in a subdirectory specific to their plugin.
+
+### Valid JSON
+
+All plugin data files are saved as JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). Data files *must* be valid JSON. If editing a data file manually, use a validator such as [jsonlint.com](https://jsonlint.com) to ensure the data file is valid JSON.
+
+---
+
+<a id="permissions-plugins-permissions"></a>
+
+## Permissions
+
+<sub>Source: <https://umod.org/documentation/plugins/permissions></sub>
+
+Permissions allows server owners to give players unique abilities and benefits on their servers.
+
+---
+
+Administering permissions is easy; simply enter the desired command and you're done! If your server does not have a console, you can use any compatible RCON tool or remote console to send the commands to the server. Most Oxide-supported games also support the permission commands in the chat, or will soon.
+
+For this guide, the permission `epicstuff.use` will be used as an example. Keep in mind that permissions only exist if provided by a plugin or Oxide itself.
+
+By default, the groups that are created by Oxide are: admin and default. These can be changed by editing those under the oxide.config.json file. The admin group will automatically be assigned to players that are recognized as admin (via ownerid) by the server. The "default" group will automatically be assigned to ALL players that connect to the server.
+
+### Players
+
+#### Grant a permission to an individual player
+
+```
+oxide.grant user Wulf epicstuff.use
+```
+
+#### Revoke a permission from an individual player
+
+```
+oxide.revoke user Wulf epicstuff.use
+```
+
+#### Show a player's permissions
+
+```
+oxide.show user Wulf
+```
+
+#### Showing which player or group has a permission
+
+Sometimes this command is helpful when tracking down who has a permission.
+
+```
+oxide.show perm epicstuff.use
+```
+
+### Groups
+
+#### Grant a permission to an entire group
+
+```
+oxide.grant group admin epicstuff.use
+```
+
+#### Revoke a permission from a group
+
+```
+oxide.revoke group admin epicstuff.use
+```
+
+#### Adding a player to an existing group
+
+Adding a player to a group will give them all of the permissions assigned to that group.
+
+```
+oxide.usergroup add Wulf admin
+```
+
+#### Removing a player from an existing group
+
+Removing a player from a group will remove from them all of the permissions assigned to that group.
+
+```
+oxide.usergroup remove Wulf admin
+```
+
+#### Adding an entirely new group
+
+```
+oxide.group add vip
+```
+
+```
+oxide.group add vip VIP 0
+```
+
+#### Removing an existing group
+
+```
+oxide.group remove vip
+```
+
+#### Setting the title or rank of a group
+
+The group title is usually a short description of a group, sometimes used for chat titles. The rank is a number which sorts a group based on its importance.
+
+```
+oxide.group set vip "[VIP Member]"
+```
+
+```
+oxide.group set vip "[VIP Member]" 1
+```
+
+#### Setting the parent group of another group
+
+A group will inherit all permissions from its parent group.
+
+```
+oxide.group parent admin default
+```
+
+#### Showing a group's members and permissions
+
+```
+oxide.show group admin
+```
+
+### Showing all groups or permissions
+
+To show all of the permission groups, simple use the command below.
+
+```
+oxide.show groups
+```
+
+The show all of the registered permissions from plugins and Oxide, use the command below.
+
+```
+oxide.show perms
+```
+
+### Using wildcards
+
+A wildcard is something that covers multiple things at once time. For permissions, this is the * symbol. You can use the wildcard (*) to grant multiple permissions at one time. This can be done with all permissions or per plugin based on prefix.
+
+```
+oxide.grant group admin *
+```
+
+```
+oxide.grant user Wulf oxide.*
+```
+
+### Conclusion
+
+The same commands are also available with the "o." prefix (ex. "o.grant").
+
+That's the basics to permissions for Oxide. Permissions give you a fantastic way to manage staff without worrying about them abusing powers from the game's admin functionality (such as flight, noclip, super speed, etc.) so they can still enjoy the game but also help monitor your server at the same time.
+
+---
+
+<sub>Mirrored from uMod, 2026-09-15.</sub>

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+# Rust — the modding-framework reference
+
+Reference material for **`module-rust`**: a mirror of the uMod/Oxide documentation — the Rust game
+API *and* the game-independent plugin framework around it — captured here so the module can be
+designed and built against it without a round trip to umod.org on every question.
+
+The mirrored material was **scraped verbatim from uMod on 2026-09-15**. One file,
+[`CARBON.md`](CARBON.md), covers the *other* framework modded Rust servers run: PLAN.md **R19**
+commits this module to supporting Oxide and Carbon both, and that file records only where the two
+differ.
+
+## The mirror
+
+| Doc | What it holds |
+|---|---|
+| [`HOOKS.md`](HOOKS.md) | **What Rust will tell you.** All **477 hooks** in 20 categories — description, return contract, tags, every C# overload. The 34 *universal* hooks are marked. |
+| [`OXIDE_API.md`](OXIDE_API.md) | **How a plugin is built.** The 19 developer pages — plugin structure, hooks, commands, `IPlayer`, permissions, config, data files, database, localization, timers, web requests, dependencies, CI, review. |
+| [`DEFINITIONS.md`](DEFINITIONS.md) | **What things are called.** 678 items (short name, id, display name) and 2,590 workshop skin ids across 104 items. |
+| [`OPERATING.md`](OPERATING.md) | **How it gets run.** The 6 operator pages — installing Oxide on a server, then installing, configuring and permissioning plugins. |
+| [`agent/`](agent/README.md) | The same facts in **machine shape** — TSV and JSONL, ~46% of the tokens. Generated in the same pass, so it cannot drift. |
+| [`CARBON.md`](CARBON.md) | **The other framework.** Where Carbon diverges from Oxide and nowhere else — file layout, the permission store, the `c.` commands, 30 Carbon-only hooks and 13 uMod names its catalogue omits. Sourced from Carbon's own metadata and source, and **proven on a live Carbon 2.0.259.0 server** — R19 at phase 0, and the whole read path at phase 3. |
+
+**The one file here that is ours:** [`PLAN.md`](PLAN.md) — the schedule and the decisions of record
+for actually building `module-rust`. Everything else in this directory is copied from uMod; that one
+is written by this project and is where the phases, the settled decisions and the local test rig are
+recorded.
+
+> **This is a mirror, not a specification we own.** uMod is upstream and wins any disagreement; the
+> point of copying it is availability and grep-ability, not authority. Nothing here may be cited as a
+> Runic Gateway contract — our contracts are [`MODULE_API.md`](../../website/MODULE_API.md) and
+> [`docs/link/`](../../link/).
+
+---
+
+## 1. Why this exists
+
+The website core is game-agnostic; a **module** is what makes it a site for one particular game
+([`MODULE_SYSTEM.md`](../../website/MODULE_SYSTEM.md)). `module-uo` was the first. A Rust module is
+the second, and it was already designed once on paper —
+[`../rust-dryrun.md`](../rust-dryrun.md) is that dry run, written deliberately *without*
+implementing it, to find out whether the module contract generalises past Ultima Online.
+
+The dry run's central structural fact is the thing this reference serves:
+
+> A ServUO shard is C# **source** the operator compiles into their own server, so our bridge plugin
+> can be anything we want. **A Rust server is a binary nobody outside Facepunch patches.** The only
+> way in is a mod — hooking the game's own events through a modding framework.
+
+The dry run named that framework as Oxide, and **R19 corrected it: there are two.** Carbon runs an
+Oxide compatibility layer, so one plugin serves both and the ceiling below is the same ceiling —
+but *which* framework an operator installed is their choice, not ours. [`CARBON.md`](CARBON.md) is
+the difference list.
+
+Two consequences, and they are the two halves of this directory:
+
+1. **We can only emit what Oxide already hands us.** [`HOOKS.md`](HOOKS.md) is the hard ceiling on
+   what a Rust module can ever know about a live server. If a fact is not reachable from one of
+   those 477 hooks (or from a game type one of them hands you), the bridge cannot report it. That
+   makes it the input to the Rust sidecar's event catalogue — the analogue of
+   [`docs/link/PLAN.md`](../../link/PLAN.md) §5 on the UO side.
+2. **We are a guest in someone else's plugin framework** — and we do not get to pick which one. Our
+   plugin is compiled, loaded, permissioned and configured by Oxide or by Carbon, on its terms. [`OXIDE_API.md`](OXIDE_API.md) is that rulebook, and
+   [`OPERATING.md`](OPERATING.md) is what the server owner has to do — which is the surface our
+   deployment story has to sit on, the way
+   [`installer/INSTALL.md`](../../installer/INSTALL.md) sits on top of ServUO.
+
+---
+
+## 2. How an Oxide hook actually binds
+
+The one thing to understand before reading [`HOOKS.md`](HOOKS.md), because it is not in the table
+itself:
+
+**Oxide binds hooks by name and arity, by reflection, at runtime.** There is no interface to
+implement and no compile-time check. A method whose name is misspelled, or whose parameter types do
+not match, is simply **never called** — silently, with no warning at load. This is the single most
+common way a Rust plugin "does nothing".
+
+The consequence for us: **every hook name a module relies on is an untyped string constant against a
+moving upstream.** Facepunch renames and removes hooks on wipes. A Rust sidecar should log which of
+its expected hooks have actually fired at least once, so a hook that quietly stopped existing is
+visible rather than mysterious.
+
+### The return contract
+
+[`HOOKS.md`](HOOKS.md) reproduces uMod's return line for every hook and it is the load-bearing part:
+
+| uMod's wording | Code in [`agent/hooks.tsv`](agent/hooks.tsv) | What it means |
+|---|---|---|
+| *No return behavior* | `none` | A **notification**. Declare `void`. Nothing you return is read. |
+| *Returning a non-null value overrides default behavior* | `nonnull` | A **veto with a payload**. Declare `object`; return `null` to let the game proceed, anything else to cancel it. |
+| *Returning true or false overrides default behavior* | `bool` | A **veto**. Declare `object`; `null` abstains — returning `false` is *not* the same as abstaining. |
+| *Returning a string will kick…* | `data` | The value is **consumed as data**, not merely as a veto. |
+
+Two cautions that apply across the whole table:
+
+- Never return non-`null` from a hook documented as *no return behavior*; on some hooks Oxide will
+  still read it as a veto.
+- When several plugins hook the same veto, the **first non-`null` return wins** and the rest are not
+  consulted. Abstain with `null` unless you mean to decide. A bridge plugin should be a **reader**,
+  and must return `null` from every veto hook it listens on — see §5.
+
+Three hooks (`OnEntityTakeDamage`, `OnExcavatorSuppliesRequested`, `OnPhoneCallStarted`) state no
+return behaviour upstream at all; both the markdown and the TSV mark those *(not stated upstream)* /
+`?` rather than guessing.
+
+---
+
+## 3. What is in the 477
+
+| Category | Hooks | What it covers |
+|---|---:|---|
+| Server | 17 | Process lifecycle, tick/frame, save and restart, RCON and console commands |
+| Player | 138 | Connect, chat, command, craft, loot, build, die, respawn |
+| Entity | 140 | The generic `BaseEntity` graph — spawn, kill, damage, mount, loot, flags |
+| Item | 43 | Item stacks and containers |
+| Vehicle | 22 | Boats, cars, horses, helicopters, trains, submarines |
+| Vending | 16 | Vending machines, the shop/trade flow, marketplace and drone deliveries |
+| Weapon | 16 | Firing, reloading, throwing, melee, projectiles and traps |
+| Structure | 15 | Placement, upgrade, demolish, stability, doors and locks |
+| Resource | 12 | Gathering and node dispensers |
+| Team | 12 | Rust's built-in team/party system |
+| Phone | 12 | In-game telephones |
+| Permission | 8 | uMod's own permission/group system (Covalence) |
+| Clan | 7 | The first-party clan system, distinct from Team |
+| Fishing · Plugin · TechTree | 4 each | |
+| Sign | 3 | |
+| Electronic | 2 | |
+| Terrain · World | 1 each | |
+
+**Player and Entity are 58% of the surface between them.** [`HOOKS.md`](HOOKS.md) opens with a full
+alphabetical index (name → category → universal → return contract), which is the fastest way in when
+you already know the hook's name.
+
+### Universal vs. Rust-specific
+
+**34 of the 477 are not Rust's.** They are uMod's own *universal* (Covalence) hooks — `Init`,
+`Loaded`, `Unload`, `OnUserConnected`, the whole `OnGroup*`/`OnUserPermission*` family — which uMod
+raises identically on every game it supports. They appear on the Rust page because they fire on Rust
+too. Verified against <https://umod.org/documentation/games/universal> in the same capture: all 34
+are in the Rust set, and the Rust page adds none of its own, so the overlap is exact.
+
+The distinction is architectural, not trivia: **a universal hook is the portable part of the
+surface.** Code written against one would carry to any other uMod-supported game; code written
+against a Rust-specific hook would not. They are marked in `HOOKS.md` and flagged `1` in
+[`agent/hooks.tsv`](agent/hooks.tsv).
+
+Two notes on the data, both faithful to upstream:
+
+- `OnShopCompleteTrade` appears **twice** — two separate records. Both are kept; the second carries
+  the anchor `#onshopcompletetrade-1`.
+- Twelve hooks document **more than one overload** (e.g. `CanUpdateSign` takes either a `Signage` or
+  a `PhotoFrame`). Every code block is reproduced.
+
+---
+
+## 4. Reading the machine copy
+
+[`agent/`](agent/README.md) holds the same facts as TSV and JSONL, at ~46% of the tokens — a real
+3.2× saving on the hooks, 2.1× on the API prose, and only ~1.25× on the item and skin tables, which
+were already dense. Reach for it when you want to *find* something; read the markdown when you want
+the reasoning, which is deliberately not in there. [`agent/README.md`](agent/README.md) has the
+column definitions and an honest account of where the saving is and is not.
+
+---
+
+## 5. Where this meets our architecture
+
+The bridge invariants the platform already holds ([`ARCHITECTURE.md`](../../website/ARCHITECTURE.md),
+[`docs/link/PLAN.md`](../../link/PLAN.md)) are game-independent, and a Rust module inherits all of
+them. Restated against Oxide:
+
+- **The game server is never network-reachable.** The Rust sidecar listens; the Oxide plugin dials
+  out to it, exactly as `BridgeLink.cs` does on the UO side.
+- **A wedged or absent sidecar must never stall the server.** Oxide hooks run on Rust's main thread.
+  An emit must be an enqueue onto a bounded drop-oldest queue that returns immediately — never a
+  socket write, never a blocking call, and never anything expensive inside `OnTick`/`OnFrame`.
+  Oxide's own `timer` and `NextFrame` helpers ([`OXIDE_API.md` § Timers](OXIDE_API.md#timers)) are
+  the tools for deferring work off a hot hook.
+- **The bridge plugin decides nothing.** It returns `null` from every veto hook it subscribes to.
+  Access control and audience scoping live on the website
+  ([`SHARD_VISIBILITY.md`](../../website/SHARD_VISIBILITY.md)), not in the game plugin — the same
+  rule that makes the uo-link sidecar a dumb forwarder.
+- **Sensitive events never reach the public stream.** Rust raises plenty that must not: `CanUserLogin`
+  and `OnUserApproved` carry IP addresses, `OnPlayerReported` carries player reports. These belong on
+  the admin channel only.
+
+Reading order for someone picking the module up: [`../rust-dryrun.md`](../rust-dryrun.md) for the
+design, [`MODULE_API.md`](../../website/MODULE_API.md) for the contract it must satisfy,
+[`OXIDE_API.md`](OXIDE_API.md) for the framework we are a guest in, then [`HOOKS.md`](HOOKS.md) for
+what the game can actually tell us.
+
+---
+
+## 6. Provenance and refreshing
+
+| | |
+|---|---|
+| Captured | **2026-09-15** |
+| Hooks | <https://umod.org/documentation/games/rust> · <https://umod.org/documentation/games/universal> |
+| Definitions | <https://umod.org/documentation/games/rust/definitions> |
+| Developer API | <https://umod.org/documentation/api/> — 19 pages |
+| Operator docs | <https://umod.org/documentation/> — 6 pages |
+| Content | 477 hooks (34 universal) · 678 items · 2,590 skins · 25 prose pages · 150 code examples |
+
+**Rust wipes monthly and the hook list moves with it.** Re-capture before any significant work on
+the module, and update the date in every file — they all carry it.
+
+### How to capture it
+
+Three different routes, because uMod serves these three ways. Cloudflare gates the HTML pages but
+**not** the JSON endpoints:
+
+**1. Hooks — a plain `curl`, no browser needed.** The page renders client-side from an endpoint that
+is not gated. One request returns everything (`per_page` is 9999, so there is no paging):
+
+```bash
+curl -A "Mozilla/5.0" -H "Accept: application/json" \
+  "https://umod.org/documentation/hooks/rust.json"      -o all_rust_hooks.json
+curl -A "Mozilla/5.0" -H "Accept: application/json" \
+  "https://umod.org/documentation/hooks/universal.json" -o all_universal_hooks.json
+```
+
+Each record carries `name`, `subcategory`, `tags`, `description` (HTML `<ul>`) and `example` (a
+markdown-fenced C# block). A `?subcategory=Server` query narrows it.
+
+**2. Definitions — a real browser.** No JSON endpoint, and the HTML *is* gated. Load
+`/documentation/games/rust/definitions`, then read the `Rust Items` table and the per-item
+`Rust Skins` tables out of the rendered DOM.
+
+**3. The prose pages — a real browser, throttled.** Also gated. Fetch each page same-origin from an
+already-loaded uMod tab and take `document.querySelector('.documentation')`, dropping the
+`.table-of-contents` child. **Pause ~1s between pages** — uMod returns `429 Too Many Requests` on a
+tight loop, and a 429 is easy to mistake for a real page because it still returns 200-shaped HTML
+with a title.
+
+The pages mirrored here, in the order they appear:
+
+- `api/` — overview, getting-started, hooks, commands, player, permissions, configuration,
+  data-files, database, localization, timers, web-requests, dependencies, integration,
+  preprocessor-directives, security, style-guide, continuous-integration, approval-guide
+- operator — getting-started, plugins/getting-started, plugins/installation, plugins/configuration,
+  plugins/data-files, plugins/permissions
+
+### Deliberately not mirrored
+
+- **The other games** uMod supports (Hurtworld, 7 Days to Die, Reign of Kings, The Forest). Not our
+  ecosystem. `api/preprocessor-directives` lists their compile symbols if that ever changes.
+- **Community pages** — contributing, community guidelines, reporting issues, getting help. Process,
+  not API.
+- **The `/documentation/umod/*` paths**, which are aliases of the same pages.

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+# `agent/` — the same reference, in machine shape
+
+The four files here carry **the same facts** as the markdown one directory up, stripped of prose and
+formatting so a coding agent can load or grep them cheaply. They are generated from the same scrape,
+in the same pass — they are not a separate capture and cannot drift from it.
+
+| File | Rows | Replaces | ~tokens | vs. the markdown |
+|---|---:|---|---:|---:|
+| [`hooks.tsv`](hooks.tsv) | 477 | [`../HOOKS.md`](../HOOKS.md) | ~19.6k | **31%** |
+| [`items.tsv`](items.tsv) | 678 | [`../DEFINITIONS.md`](../DEFINITIONS.md) § Items | ~6.9k | 80% |
+| [`skins.tsv`](skins.tsv) | 104 | [`../DEFINITIONS.md`](../DEFINITIONS.md) § Skins | ~17.9k | 77% |
+| [`api.jsonl`](api.jsonl) | 150 | [`../OXIDE_API.md`](../OXIDE_API.md) + [`../OPERATING.md`](../OPERATING.md) | ~7.8k | **47%** |
+| **Total** | | | **~52k** | **46%** |
+
+Token counts are `len(chars)/4` estimates, not a real tokenizer — accurate enough to choose a file,
+not to budget a context window.
+
+> **Be honest about where the win is.** It is large for hooks (3.2×) and the API prose (2.1×),
+> because both are mostly explanation. It is modest for the item and skin tables (~1.25×), because
+> `DEFINITIONS.md` is *already* a dense table — there was not much ceremony left to strip. The first
+> attempt at `skins.tsv` was one row per skin and came out **11% larger** than the markdown it was
+> meant to replace; grouping it one row per item is what made it a saving at all.
+
+---
+
+## Which file to reach for
+
+- **"Which hook fires when X happens?"** → `hooks.tsv`. It is the whole catalogue; grep the
+  description column.
+- **"What exactly does this hook give me, and what may I return?"** → `hooks.tsv` answers both in
+  the `signatures` and `returns` columns. Only go to `../HOOKS.md` for the worked example body.
+- **"How do I do <Oxide thing> in a plugin?"** → `api.jsonl`, grep `section` or `code`. It is every
+  code example uMod publishes, addressed by page and heading.
+- **"What is this item's id / short name?"** → `items.tsv`.
+- **"What skins exist for this item?"** → `skins.tsv`, one grep, one line.
+
+Read the markdown instead when you want the *reasoning* — the return-contract rules, the callouts,
+the cautions. Those are deliberately not in here.
+
+---
+
+## Formats
+
+All files are UTF-8 with LF endings and a header line. TSV fields are **tab-separated with no
+quoting and no escaping** — tabs and newlines are stripped from values at generation time, so a
+naive `split('\t')` is always correct.
+
+### `hooks.tsv`
+
+```
+name  category  universal  returns  signatures  description
+```
+
+- **`category`** — one of the 20 uMod subcategories (`Server`, `Player`, `Entity`, …).
+- **`universal`** — `1` for the 34 uMod *universal* (Covalence) hooks, which fire identically on
+  every game uMod supports; empty for Rust-specific ones. This is the portable/non-portable split.
+- **`returns`** — the return contract, normalised to one of five codes:
+
+  | Code | uMod's wording | What to declare |
+  |---|---|---|
+  | `none` | *No return behavior* | `void`. Nothing you return is read. |
+  | `nonnull` | *Returning a non-null value overrides default behavior* | `object`. `null` proceeds; anything else cancels. |
+  | `bool` | *Returning true or false overrides default behavior* | `object`. `null` abstains — `false` is **not** abstaining. |
+  | `data` | *Returning a string will kick…*, and similar | The value is consumed as data, not just as a veto. |
+  | `?` | upstream states no return behaviour at all | 3 hooks. Not a guess — genuinely absent. |
+
+- **`signatures`** — every declaration uMod publishes for the hook, joined by ` ;; `. Twelve hooks
+  have more than one (overloads); the rest have exactly one. Extracted by matching the hook's own
+  name, so no body line is ever mistaken for a signature.
+- **`description`** — the descriptive bullets, joined by `; `, with the return-behaviour bullet
+  moved into `returns`.
+
+### `items.tsv`
+
+```
+shortname  item_id  display_name
+```
+
+Sorted by short name. **`shortname` is the only key safe to persist** — see
+[`../DEFINITIONS.md`](../DEFINITIONS.md) § Which key to use.
+
+### `skins.tsv`
+
+```
+item_shortname  skins (id=name;id=name;...)
+```
+
+**One row per item, not per skin** — 104 rows covering 2,590 skins. A `;` inside a skin name is
+replaced with `,` so the field splits cleanly.
+
+### `api.jsonl`
+
+One JSON object per line, one object per code example uMod publishes:
+
+```json
+{"page":"api/timers","section":"Single timer","lang":"csharp","code":"timer.Once(1f, () =>\n{\n    Puts(\"Hello world!\");\n});"}
+```
+
+- **`page`** — the uMod path, e.g. `api/permissions`. Prefix with `https://umod.org/documentation/`
+  for the source.
+- **`section`** — the nearest heading above the example.
+- **`lang`** — `csharp`, `json` or `text`.
+
+This is the *examples only*. The prose that explains them is in `../OXIDE_API.md` and
+`../OPERATING.md`, which is exactly the trade that makes it 47% of the size.
+
+---
+
+## Regenerating
+
+These are build outputs, not hand-edited files. Re-capture and regenerate together —
+[`../README.md`](../README.md) § Provenance and refreshing has the procedure. **Never edit a file
+here by hand:** it will be silently overwritten on the next capture, and it would put the machine
+copy out of step with the markdown, which is the one thing this directory promises cannot happen.

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+{"page":"api/getting-started","section":"Getting Started","lang":"csharp","code":"namespace Oxide.Plugins\n{\n    [Info(\"Epic Stuff\", \"Unknown Author\", \"0.1.0\")]\n    [Description(\"Makes epic stuff happen\")]\n    class EpicStuff : CovalencePlugin\n    {\n        private void Init()\n        {\n            Puts(\"A baby plugin is born!\");\n        }\n\n        // The rest of the code magic\n\n        // TODO (you): Make more epic stuff\n    }\n}"}
+{"page":"api/getting-started","section":"Namespace","lang":"csharp","code":"namespace Oxide.Plugins"}
+{"page":"api/getting-started","section":"Title","lang":"csharp","code":"\"Epic Stuff\""}
+{"page":"api/getting-started","section":"Author","lang":"csharp","code":"\"Unknown Author\""}
+{"page":"api/getting-started","section":"Version","lang":"csharp","code":"\"0.1.0\""}
+{"page":"api/getting-started","section":"Description","lang":"csharp","code":"[Description(\"Makes epic stuff happen\")]"}
+{"page":"api/getting-started","section":"Class Name","lang":"csharp","code":"class EpicStuff"}
+{"page":"api/getting-started","section":"Plugin Type","lang":"csharp","code":"class EpicStuff : CovalencePlugin"}
+{"page":"api/hooks","section":"Basic example","lang":"csharp","code":"private bool CanUserLogin(string name, string id, string ip)\n{\n    Puts(\"No one can connect\");\n    return false; // By returning false, no players may connect to this server\n}"}
+{"page":"api/hooks","section":"Calling a hook from a plugin reference","lang":"csharp","code":"bool result = EpicStuff.CallHook<bool>(\"CanDoSomething\");\nif (result)\n{\n    Puts(\"Player can do the thing!\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/hooks","section":"Calling a hook globally","lang":"csharp","code":"bool result = Interface.CallHook<bool>(\"CanDoSomething\");\nif (result)\n{\n    Puts(\"Player can do the thing!\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/hooks","section":"Unsubscribe from hook","lang":"csharp","code":"bool chatFeatureEnabled = false;\n\nvoid Init()\n{\n    if (!chatFeatureEnabled)\n    {\n        Unsubscribe(\"OnUserChat\");\n    }\n}\n\nobject OnUserChat(IPlayer player, string message)\n{\n    // Do stuff\n}"}
+{"page":"api/hooks","section":"Subscribe to hook","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"test\")]\nprivate void TestCommand(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)\n{\n    if (player.IsAdmin)\n    {\n        Puts(\"Enabling chat behavior\");\n        Subscribe(\"OnUserChat\");\n    }\n}"}
+{"page":"api/hooks","section":"Hook overloading","lang":"csharp","code":"int EpicNumber = 42;\nstring EpicString = \"Whoa\";\n\nInterface.CallHook(\"EpicHook\", EpicNumber);\nInterface.CallHook(\"EpicHook\", EpicNumber, EpicString);"}
+{"page":"api/hooks","section":"Hook overloading","lang":"csharp","code":"private void EpicHook(int epicNumber)\n{\n    Puts($\"Received a number '{epicNumber}'\");\n}\n\nprivate void EpicHook(int epicNumber, string epicString)\n{\n    Puts($\"Received a number '{epicNumber}' AND string '{epicString}'\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/commands","section":"Chat commands","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"test\")]\nprivate void TestCommand(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)\n{\n    player.Reply(\"Test successful!\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/commands","section":"Console commands","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"epicstuff.test\")]\nprivate void TestCommand(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)\n{\n    player.Reply(\"Test successful!\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/commands","section":"Command permissions","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"test\"), Permission(\"epicstuff.use\")]\nprivate void TestCommand(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)\n{\n    player.Reply(\"Test successful!\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Name","lang":"csharp","code":"string name = player.Name;"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Id","lang":"csharp","code":"string id = player.Id;"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Address","lang":"csharp","code":"string address = player.Address;"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Ping","lang":"csharp","code":"int ping = player.Ping;"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Language","lang":"csharp","code":"CultureInfo language = player.Language;"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"IsConnected","lang":"csharp","code":"if (player.IsConnected)\n{\n    player.Reply(\"You are connected\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"IsServer","lang":"csharp","code":"if (player.IsServer)\n{\n    player.Reply(\"You are the server\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"IsAdmin","lang":"csharp","code":"if (player.IsAdmin)\n{\n    player.Reply(\"You are an admin\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"IsBanned","lang":"csharp","code":"if (player.IsBanned)\n{\n    player.Reply(\"You are banned\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"BanTimeRemaining","lang":"csharp","code":"TimeSpan banTimeRemaining = player.BanTimeRemaining;"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Ban","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Ban(\"reason\"); // Ban player indefinitely\nplayer.Ban(\"reason\", new TimeSpan(2, 0, 0)); // Ban player for 2 hours"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Unban","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Unban();"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Kick","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Kick(\"reason\");"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Health","lang":"csharp","code":"float health = player.Health;\nplayer.Health = 100f;"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"MaxHealth","lang":"csharp","code":"float maxHealth = player.MaxHealth;\nplayer.MaxHealth = 50f;"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Heal","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Heal(100f);"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Hurt","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Hurt(50f);"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Kill","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Kill();"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Rename","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Rename(\"EpicName\");"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Teleport","lang":"csharp","code":"float x = 1;\nfloat y = 2;\nfloat z = 3;\nplayer.Teleport(x, y, z);\n\nGenericPosition position = new GenericPosition(x, y, z);\nplayer.Teleport(position);"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Position","lang":"csharp","code":"GenericPosition position = player.Position();"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Message","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Message(\"hello world\");"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Reply","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Reply(\"hello world\");"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"Command","lang":"csharp","code":"player.Command(\"command\", arg1, arg2 /* , ... */ );"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"HasPermission","lang":"csharp","code":"if (player.HasPermission(\"epicstuff.use\"))\n{\n    player.Reply(\"You have the epic permission\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"GrantPermission","lang":"csharp","code":"player.GrantPermission(\"epicstuff.use\");"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"RevokePermission","lang":"csharp","code":"player.RevokePermission(\"epicstuff.use\");"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"BelongsToGroup","lang":"csharp","code":"if (player.BelongsToGroup(\"admin\"))\n{\n    player.Reply(\"You are in the admin group\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"AddToGroup","lang":"csharp","code":"player.AddToGroup(\"admin\");"}
+{"page":"api/player","section":"RemoveFromGroup","lang":"csharp","code":"player.RemoveFromGroup(\"admin\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Basic usage","lang":"csharp","code":"namespace Oxide.Plugins\n{\n    [Info(\"Epic Stuff\", \"Unknown Author\", \"0.1.0\")]\n    [Description(\"Makes epic stuff happen\")]\n    class EpicStuff : CovalencePlugin\n    {\n        private void Init()\n        {\n            permission.RegisterPermission(\"epicstuff.use\", this);\n        }\n\n        private void OnUserConnected(IPlayer player)\n        {\n            if (player.HasPermission(\"epicstuff.use\"))\n            {\n                // Player has permission, do special stuff for them\n            }\n        }\n    }\n}"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Get all groups","lang":"csharp","code":"string[] groups = permission.GetGroups();"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Check if group exists","lang":"csharp","code":"bool GroupExists = permission.GroupExists(\"GroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Create a group","lang":"csharp","code":"bool GroupCreated = permission.CreateGroup(\"GroupName\", \"Group Title\", 0);"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Remove a group","lang":"csharp","code":"bool GroupRemoved = permission.RemoveGroup(\"GroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Check if group has a permission","lang":"csharp","code":"bool GroupHasPermission = permission.GroupHasPermission(\"GroupName\", \"epicstuff.use\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Grant permission to a group","lang":"csharp","code":"permission.GrantGroupPermission(\"GroupName\", \"epicstuff.use\", this);"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Revoke permission from a group","lang":"csharp","code":"permission.RevokeGroupPermission(\"GroupName\", \"epicstuff.use\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Get the rank for a group","lang":"csharp","code":"int GroupRank = permission.GetGroupRank(\"GroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Get the title for a group","lang":"csharp","code":"string GroupTitle = permission.GetGroupTitle(\"GroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Get parent group for a group","lang":"csharp","code":"string GroupParent = permission.GetGroupParent(\"GroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Get permissions for a group","lang":"csharp","code":"string[] permissions = permission.GetGroupPermissions(\"GroupName\", false);"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Migrate group","lang":"csharp","code":"permission.MigrateGroup(\"OldGroupName\", \"NewGroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Get permissions granted to player","lang":"csharp","code":"string[] UserPermissions = permission.GetUserPermissions(\"playerID\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Check if player has a permission","lang":"csharp","code":"bool UserHasPermission = permission.UserHasPermission(\"playerID\", \"epicstuff.use\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Add player to a group","lang":"csharp","code":"permission.AddUserGroup(\"playerID\", \"GroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Remove player from a group","lang":"csharp","code":"permission.RemoveUserGroup(\"playerID\", \"GroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Check if player is in a group","lang":"csharp","code":"bool UserHasGroup = permission.UserHasGroup(\"playerID\", \"GroupName\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Grant permission to a player","lang":"csharp","code":"permission.GrantUserPermission(\"playerID\", \"epicstuff.use\", this);"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Revoke permission from a player","lang":"csharp","code":"permission.RevokeUserPermission(\"playerID\", \"epicstuff.use\");"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Get all registered permissions","lang":"csharp","code":"string[] permissions = permission.GetPermissions();"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Check if a permission exists","lang":"csharp","code":"bool PermissionExists = permission.PermissionExists(\"epicstuff.use\", this);"}
+{"page":"api/permissions","section":"Register a permission","lang":"csharp","code":"permission.RegisterPermission(\"epicstuff.use\", this);"}
+{"page":"api/configuration","section":"Creating","lang":"csharp","code":"protected override void LoadDefaultConfig()\n{\n    LogWarning(\"Creating a new configuration file\");\n    Config[\"ShowJoinMessage\"] = true;\n    Config[\"ShowLeaveMessage\"] = true;\n    Config[\"JoinMessage\"] = \"Welcome to this server\";\n    Config[\"LeaveMessage\"] = \"Goodbye\";\n}"}
+{"page":"api/configuration","section":"Updating","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"test\")]\nprivate void TestCommand(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)\n{\n    Config[\"ShowJoinMessage\"] = !(bool)Config[\"ShowJoinMessage\"];\n    SaveConfig();\n}"}
+{"page":"api/configuration","section":"Advanced configuration","lang":"csharp","code":"private class PluginConfig\n{\n    public bool ShowJoinMessage;\n    public bool ShowLeaveMessage;\n    public string JoinMessage;\n    public string LeaveMessage;\n}"}
+{"page":"api/configuration","section":"Updating","lang":"csharp","code":"private void SaveConfig()\n{\n    Config.WriteObject(config, true);\n}"}
+{"page":"api/configuration","section":"Loading","lang":"csharp","code":"private PluginConfig config;\n\nprivate void Init()\n{\n    config = Config.ReadObject<PluginConfig>();\n}\n\nprotected override void LoadDefaultConfig()\n{\n    Config.WriteObject(GetDefaultConfig(), true);\n}\n\nprivate PluginConfig GetDefaultConfig()\n{\n    return new PluginConfig\n    {\n        ShowJoinMessage = true,\n        ShowLeaveMessage = true,\n        JoinMessage = \"Welcome to this server\",\n        LeaveMessage = \"Goodbye\"\n    };\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Creating/saving the file","lang":"csharp","code":"DynamicConfigFile dataFile = Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.GetDatafile(\"MyDataFile\");\n\ndataFile[\"EpicString\"] = \"EpicValue\";\ndataFile[\"EpicNumber\"] = 42;\n\ndataFile.Save();"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Creating/saving the file","lang":"json","code":"{\n    \"EpicString\" : \"EpicValue\",\n    \"EpicNumber\" : 42\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Accessing data by key","lang":"csharp","code":"// Check if the EpicString exists\nif (dataFile[\"EpicString\"] != null)\n{\n    Puts(dataFile[\"EpicString\"]); // Outputs: EpicValue\n}\n\n// Check if the EpicNumber exists\nif (dataFile[\"EpicNumber\"] != null)\n{\n    Puts(dataFile[\"EpicNumber\"]); // Outputs: 42\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Removing a key","lang":"csharp","code":"dataFile.Remove(\"EpicString\");\ndataFile.Save();"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Removing a key","lang":"json","code":"{\n    \"EpicNumber\" : 42\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Clearing the entire file","lang":"csharp","code":"dataFile.Clear();"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Write nested key","lang":"csharp","code":"dataFile[\"EpicCategory\", \"EpicString\"] = \"EpicValue\";"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Write nested key","lang":"json","code":"{\n    \"EpicCategory\" : {\n        \"EpicString\" : \"EpicValue\"\n    }\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Read nested key","lang":"csharp","code":"if (dataFile[\"EpicCategory\", \"EpicString\"] != null)\n{\n    Puts(dataFile[\"EpicCategory\", \"EpicString\"]); // Outputs: EpicValue\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Checking if a file exists","lang":"csharp","code":"if (Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.ExistsDatafile(\"MyDataFile\"))\n{\n    Puts(\"MyDataFile exists!\");\n}\nelse\n{\n    Puts(\"MyDataFile does not exist\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Loading a data object","lang":"csharp","code":"private class StoredData\n{\n    public HashSet<PlayerInfo> Players = new HashSet<PlayerInfo>();\n\n    public StoredData()\n    {\n    }\n}\n\nprivate class PlayerInfo\n{\n    public string Id;\n    public string Name;\n\n    public PlayerInfo()\n    {\n    }\n\n    public PlayerInfo(IPlayer player)\n    {\n        Id = player.Id;\n        Name = player.Name;\n    }\n}\n\nprivate StoredData storedData;\n\nprivate void Init()\n{\n    storedData = Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.ReadObject<StoredData>(\"MyDataFile\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Saving a data object","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"test\")]\nprivate void TestCommand(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)\n{\n    PlayerInfo info = new PlayerInfo(player);\n    if (storedData.Players.Contains(info))\n    {\n        player.Reply(\"Your data has already been added to the file\");\n    }\n    else\n    {\n        storedData.Players.Add(info);\n        player.Reply(\"Saving your data to the file...\");\n        Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.WriteObject(\"MyDataFile\", storedData);\n    }\n}"}
+{"page":"api/data-files","section":"Advanced data","lang":"csharp","code":"private DataFileSystem dataFile;\n\nprivate void Init()\n{\n    dataFile = new DataFileSystem($\"{Interface.Oxide.DataDirectory}\\\\player_info\");\n}\n\nprivate PlayerInfo LoadPlayerInfo(string playerId)\n{\n    return dataFile.ReadObject<PlayerInfo>($\"playerInfo_{playerId}\");\n}\n\nprivate void SavePlayerInfo(string playerId, PlayerInfo playerInfo)\n{\n    dataFile.WriteObject<PlayerInfo>($\"playerInfo_{playerId}\", playerInfo);\n}"}
+{"page":"api/database","section":"Open a connection","lang":"csharp","code":"Core.MySql.Libraries.MySql sqlLibrary = Interface.Oxide.GetLibrary<Core.MySql.Libraries.MySql>();\nConnection sqlConnection = sqlLibrary.OpenDb(\"localhost\", 3306, \"umod\", \"username\", \"password\", this);"}
+{"page":"api/database","section":"Close the connection","lang":"csharp","code":"sqlLibrary.CloseDb(sqlConnection);"}
+{"page":"api/database","section":"Query the database","lang":"csharp","code":"string sqlQuery = \"SELECT `id`, `field1`, `field2` FROM example_table\";\nSql selectCommand = Oxide.Core.Database.Sql.Builder.Append(sqlQuery);\n\nsqlLibrary.Query(selectCommand, sqlConnection, list =>\n{\n    if (list == null)\n    {\n        return; // Empty result or no records found\n    }\n\n    StringBuilder newString = new StringBuilder();\n    newString.AppendLine(\" id\\tfield1\\tfield2\");\n\n    // Iterate through resulting records\n    foreach (Dictionary<string, object> entry in list)\n    {\n        newString.AppendFormat(\" {0}\\t{1}\\t{2}\\n\", entry[\"id\"], entry[\"field1\"], entry[\"field2\"]);\n    }\n\n    Puts(newString.ToString());\n});"}
+{"page":"api/database","section":"Insert query","lang":"csharp","code":"string sqlQuery = \"INSERT INTO example_table (`field1`, `field2`) VALUES (@0, @1);\";\nSql insertCommand = Oxide.Core.Database.Sql.Builder.Append(sqlQuery, \"field1 value\", \"field2 value\");\n\nsqlLibrary.Insert(insertCommand, sqlConnection, rowsAffected =>\n{\n    if (rowsAffected > 0)\n    {\n        Puts(\"New record inserted with ID: {0}\", sqlConnection.LastInsertRowId);\n    }\n});"}
+{"page":"api/database","section":"Update query","lang":"csharp","code":"int exampleId = 2;\nstring sqlQuery = \"UPDATE example_table SET `field1` = @0, `field2` = @1  WHERE `id` = @2;\";\nSql updateCommand = Oxide.Core.Database.Sql.Builder.Append(sqlQuery, \"field1 value\", \"field2 value\", exampleId);\n\nsqlLibrary.Update(updateCommand, sqlConnection, rowsAffected =>\n{\n    if (rowsAffected > 0)\n    {\n        Puts(\"Record successfully updated!\");\n    }\n});"}
+{"page":"api/database","section":"Delete query","lang":"csharp","code":"int exampleId = 2;\nstring sqlQuery = \"DELETE FROM example_table WHERE `id` = @0;\";\nSql deleteCommand = Oxide.Core.Database.Sql.Builder.Append(sqlQuery, exampleId);\n\nsqlLibrary.Delete(deleteCommand, sqlConnection, rowsAffected =>\n{\n    if (rowsAffected > 0)\n    {\n        Puts(\"Record successfully deleted!\");\n    }\n});"}
+{"page":"api/database","section":"Non-query","lang":"csharp","code":"int exampleId = 2;\nstring sqlQuery = \"UPDATE example_table SET `field1` = @0, `field2` = @1  WHERE `id` = @3;\";\nSql sqlCommand = Oxide.Core.Database.Sql.Builder.Append(sqlQuery, \"field1 value\", \"field2 value\", exampleId);\n\nsqlLibrary.ExecuteNonQuery(sqlCommand, sqlConnection);"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Registering messages","lang":"csharp","code":"protected override void LoadDefaultMessages()\n{\n    lang.RegisterMessages(new Dictionary<string, string>\n    {\n        [\"EpicThing\"] = \"An epic thing has happened\",\n        [\"EpicTimes\"] = \"An epic thing has happened: {0} time(s)\"\n    }, this);\n}"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Get all messages","lang":"csharp","code":"Dictionary<string, string> messages = lang.GetMessages(\"en\", this);\n\nPuts($\"Messages for {Title}:\");\nforeach(KeyValuePair<string, string> message in messages)\n{\n    Puts($\"{message.Key}: {message.Value}\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Get a single message","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"epicstuff.message\")]\nprivate void TestMessageCommand(IPlayer player)\n{\n    string message = lang.GetMessage(\"EpicThing\", this, player.Id);\n    Puts(message);\n}"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Formatting a message","lang":"csharp","code":"int amount = 0;\n\n[Command(\"epicstuff.amount\")]\nprivate void TestAmountCommand(IPlayer player)\n{\n    amount++;\n    string message = lang.GetMessage(\"EpicTimes\", this, player.Id);\n    Puts(string.Format(message, amount.ToString()));\n}"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Get player language","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"epicstuff.language\")]\nprivate void TestLanguageCommand(IPlayer player)\n{\n    Puts(lang.GetLanguage(player.Id));\n    // Will output (by default): en\n}"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Set player language","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"epicstuff.french\")]\nprivate void TestUpdateCommand(IPlayer player)\n{\n    lang.SetLanguage(\"fr\", player.Id);\n    Puts(\"Merci bien! Votre langue est le français\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Get plugin languages","lang":"csharp","code":"string[] languages = lang.GetLanguages(this);\n\nPuts($\"Supported languages for {Title}:\");\nforeach(string language in languages)\n{\n    Puts(language);\n}"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Get server language","lang":"csharp","code":"Puts(lang.GetServerLanguage()); // Will output (by default): en"}
+{"page":"api/localization","section":"Set server language","lang":"csharp","code":"lang.SetServerLanguage(\"fr\"); // Will set language to \"fr\""}
+{"page":"api/timers","section":"Single timer","lang":"csharp","code":"timer.Once(1f, () =>\n{\n    Puts(\"Hello world!\");\n});"}
+{"page":"api/timers","section":"Continuous timer","lang":"csharp","code":"timer.Every(3f, () =>\n{\n    Puts(\"Hello world!\");\n});"}
+{"page":"api/timers","section":"Repeating timer","lang":"csharp","code":"timer.Repeat(5f, 0, () =>\n{\n    Puts(\"Hello world!\");\n});"}
+{"page":"api/timers","section":"Immediate timer","lang":"csharp","code":"NextFrame(() =>\n{\n    Puts(\"Hello world!\");\n});"}
+{"page":"api/timers","section":"Destroying timer","lang":"csharp","code":"Timer myTimer = timer.Every(3f, () =>\n{\n    Puts(\"Hello world!\");\n});\n\nmyTimer.Destroy();\nif (myTimer.Destroyed)\n{\n    Puts(\"Timer destroyed!\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/web-requests","section":"GET web request","lang":"csharp","code":"webrequest.Enqueue(\"http://www.google.com/search?q=umod\", null, (code, response) =>\n{\n    if (code != 200 || response == null)\n    {\n        Puts($\"Couldn't get an answer from Google!\");\n        return;\n    }\n    Puts($\"Google answered: {response}\");\n}, this, RequestMethod.GET);"}
+{"page":"api/web-requests","section":"Advanced GET request","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"get\")]\nprivate void GetRequest(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)\n{\n    // Set a custom timeout (in milliseconds)\n    float timeout = 200f;\n\n    // Set some custom request headers (eg. for HTTP Basic Auth)\n    Dictionary<string, string> headers = new Dictionary<string, string> { { \"header\", \"value\" } };\n\n    webrequest.Enqueue(\"http://www.google.com/search?q=umod\", null, (code, response) =>\n        GetCallback(code, response, player), this, RequestMethod.GET, headers, timeout);\n}\n\nprivate void GetCallback(int code, string response, IPlayer player)\n{\n    if (response == null || code != 200)\n    {\n        Puts($\"Error: {code} - Couldn't get an answer from Google for {player.Name}\");\n        return;\n    }\n\n    Puts($\"Google answered for {player.Name}: {response}\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/web-requests","section":"POST web request","lang":"csharp","code":"webrequest.Enqueue(\"http://www.google.com/search?q=umod\", \"param1=value1\", (code, response) =>\n{\n    if (code != 200 || response == null)\n    {\n        Puts($\"Couldn't get an answer from Google!\");\n        return;\n    }\n    Puts($\"Google answered: {response}\");\n}, this, RequestMethod.POST);"}
+{"page":"api/web-requests","section":"PUT web request","lang":"csharp","code":"webrequest.Enqueue(\"http://www.google.com/search?q=umod\", null, (code, response) =>\n{\n    if (code != 200 || response == null)\n    {\n        Puts($\"Couldn't get an answer from Google!\");\n        return;\n    }\n    Puts($\"Google answered: {response}\");\n}, this, RequestMethod.PUT);"}
+{"page":"api/web-requests","section":"POST and PUT body","lang":"csharp","code":"Dictionary<string,string> parameters = new Dictionary<string,string>();\n\nparameters.Add(\"param1\", \"value1\");\nparameters.Add(\"param2\", \"value2\");\n\nstring[] body = string.Join(\"&\", parameters.Cast<string>().Select(key => string.Format(\"{0}={1}\", key, source[key]));\nwebrequest.Enqueue(\"http://www.google.com/search?q=umod\", body, (code, response) =>\n{\n    if (code != 200 || response == null)\n    {\n        Puts($\"Couldn't get an answer from Google!\");\n        return;\n    }\n    Puts($\"Google answered: {response}\");\n}, this, RequestMethod.POST);"}
+{"page":"api/web-requests","section":"Using a method callback","lang":"csharp","code":"[Command(\"get\")]\nprivate void GetRequest(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)\n{\n    webrequest.EnqueueGet(\"http://www.google.com/search?q=umod\", (code, response) => GetCallback(code, response, player), this);\n}\n\nprivate void GetCallback(int code, string response, IPlayer player)\n{\n    if (response == null || code != 200)\n    {\n        Puts($\"Error: {code} - Couldn't get an answer from Google for {player.Name}\");\n        return;\n    }\n\n    Puts($\"Google answered for {player.Name}: {response}\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/dependencies","section":"Basic plugin reference","lang":"csharp","code":"[PluginReference]\nprivate Plugin EpicStuff;\n\nprivate void Loaded()\n{\n    if (EpicStuff != null)\n    {\n        EpicStuff.Call(\"SomeMethod\");\n    }\n}"}
+{"page":"api/dependencies","section":"Required dependencies","lang":"csharp","code":"private void Loaded()\n{\n    if (EpicStuff == null)\n    {\n        LogError(\"Epic Stuff is not loaded, get it at https://umod.org\");\n    }\n}"}
+{"page":"api/dependencies","section":"Hard dependencies","lang":"csharp","code":"// Requires: EpicStuff"}
+{"page":"api/dependencies","section":"Hard dependencies","lang":"csharp","code":"// EpicStuff may now be referenced directly\nEpicStuff EpicStuff;\n\nprivate void Loaded()\n{\n    EpicStuff = (EpicStuff)Manager.GetPlugin(\"EpicStuff\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/integration","section":"Plugin dependencies","lang":"csharp","code":"[PluginReference]\nprivate Plugin EpicStuff;"}
+{"page":"api/integration","section":"Call method","lang":"csharp","code":"private void Loaded()\n{\n    if (EpicStuff != null) // check if plugin is loaded\n    {\n        EpicStuff.Call(\"SomeMethod\", \"argument1\", \"argument2\");\n    }\n}"}
+{"page":"api/integration","section":"Call method","lang":"csharp","code":"bool someResponse = EpicStuff.Call<bool>(\"SomeMethod\", \"argument1\", \"argument2\");\nif(someResponse)\n{\n    Puts(\"SomeMethod Response: True\");\n}"}
+{"page":"api/integration","section":"Call method","lang":"csharp","code":"// In EpicStuff.cs\nprivate bool SomeMethod(string argument1, string argument2)\n{\n    Puts($\"Do stuff: {argument1} {argument2}\");\n    return true;\n}"}
+{"page":"api/integration","section":"Hook conflicts","lang":"csharp","code":"bool CanUserLogin (string name, string id, string ip)\n{\n    if (EpicPlugin != null)\n    {\n        var result = EpicPlugin.Call (\"CanUserLogin\", name, id, ip);\n        if (result is bool)\n        {\n            return (bool)result;\n        }\n    }\n\n    Puts(\"No conflict, do plugin stuff here\");\n\n    return true;\n}"}
+{"page":"api/integration","section":"Custom hooks","lang":"csharp","code":"bool result = Interface.Oxide.CallHook<bool>(\"CanCreateBackpack\", player);\nif (!result)\n{\n    return;\n}\n\n// Create backpack"}
+{"page":"api/integration","section":"Custom hooks","lang":"csharp","code":"private object CanCreateBackpack(IPlayer player)\n{\n    if (IsInArena(player))\n    {\n        return false;\n    }\n\n    return null;\n}"}
+{"page":"api/preprocessor-directives","section":"Basic usage","lang":"csharp","code":"private bool CanUserLogin(string name, string id, string ip)\n{\n#if RUST\n    // Do Rust-specific code\n#elif HURTWORLD\n    // Do Hurtworld-specific code\n#endif\n}"}
+{"page":"api/preprocessor-directives","section":"Example","lang":"csharp","code":"#if DEBUG\n    Puts(\"Some test related info\");\n#endif"}
+{"page":"api/preprocessor-directives","section":"Example","lang":"csharp","code":"#define DEBUG\n\nusing System;"}
+{"page":"plugins/configuration","section":"Applying changes","lang":"text","code":"oxide.reload MyPlugin"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Grant a permission to an individual player","lang":"text","code":"oxide.grant user Wulf epicstuff.use"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Revoke a permission from an individual player","lang":"text","code":"oxide.revoke user Wulf epicstuff.use"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Show a player's permissions","lang":"text","code":"oxide.show user Wulf"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Showing which player or group has a permission","lang":"text","code":"oxide.show perm epicstuff.use"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Grant a permission to an entire group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.grant group admin epicstuff.use"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Revoke a permission from a group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.revoke group admin epicstuff.use"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Adding a player to an existing group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.usergroup add Wulf admin"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Removing a player from an existing group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.usergroup remove Wulf admin"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Adding an entirely new group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.group add vip"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Adding an entirely new group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.group add vip VIP 0"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Removing an existing group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.group remove vip"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Setting the title or rank of a group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.group set vip \"[VIP Member]\""}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Setting the title or rank of a group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.group set vip \"[VIP Member]\" 1"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Setting the parent group of another group","lang":"text","code":"oxide.group parent admin default"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Showing a group's members and permissions","lang":"text","code":"oxide.show group admin"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Showing all groups or permissions","lang":"text","code":"oxide.show groups"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Showing all groups or permissions","lang":"text","code":"oxide.show perms"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Using wildcards","lang":"text","code":"oxide.grant group admin *"}
+{"page":"plugins/permissions","section":"Using wildcards","lang":"text","code":"oxide.grant user Wulf oxide.*"}

modules/rust/agent/hooks.tsv

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+name	category	universal	returns	signatures	description
+CanAcceptItem	Item		data	ItemContainer.CanAcceptResult? CanAcceptItem(ItemContainer container, Item item, int targetPos)	Called when attempting to put an item in a container
+CanAdministerVending	Vending		bool	bool CanAdministerVending(BasePlayer player, VendingMachine machine)	Called when a player attempts to administer a vending machine
+CanAffordToPlace	Player		bool	bool CanAffordToPlace(BasePlayer player, Planner planner, Construction construction)	Useful for ignoring resource requirements for placement
+CanAffordUpgrade	Player		bool	bool CanAffordUpgrade(BasePlayer player, BuildingBlock block, BuildingGrade.Enum grade)	Called when the resources for an upgrade are checked
+CanAssignBed	Player		nonnull	object CanAssignBed(BasePlayer player, SleepingBag bag, ulong targetPlayerId)	Called when a player attempts to assign a bed or sleeping bag to another player
+CanBeTargeted	Player		bool	bool CanBeTargeted(BaseCombatEntity player, MonoBehaviour behaviour)	Called when an autoturret, flame turret, shotgun trap, or helicopter turret is attempting to target the player
+CanBeWounded	Player		bool	bool CanBeWounded(BasePlayer player, HitInfo info)	Called when any damage is attempted on player
+CanBradleyApcTarget	Entity		bool	bool CanBradleyApcTarget(BradleyAPC apc, BaseEntity entity)	Called when an APC targets an entity
+CanBuild	Player		nonnull	object CanBuild(Planner planner, Construction prefab, Construction.Target target)	Called when the player tries to build something
+CanBypassQueue	Player		data	bool CanBypassQueue(Network.Connection connection)	Called before the player is added to the connection queue
+CanCatchFish	Fishing		bool	bool? CanCatchFish(BasePlayer player, BaseFishingRod rod, Item item)	Called before a fish is caught
+CanChangeCode	Player		nonnull	object CanChangeCode(BasePlayer player, CodeLock codeLock, string newCode, bool isGuestCode)	Called when a player tries to change the code on a codelock
+CanChangeGrade	Player		bool	bool CanChangeGrade(BasePlayer player, BuildingBlock block, BuildingGrade.Enum grade)	Called when a player tries to change a building grade
+CanCheckFuel	Vehicle		bool	object CanCheckFuel(EntityFuelSystem fuelSystem, StorageContainer fuelContainer, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to loot a vehicle's fuel container
+CanClientLogin	Player		data	object CanClientLogin(Network.Connection connection)	Called when the player is attempting to login
+CanCombineDroppedItem	Item		nonnull	object CanCombineDroppedItem(DroppedItem item, DroppedItem targetItem)	Called when an item is dropped on another item
+CanCraft	Player		bool	bool CanCraft(ItemCrafter itemCrafter, ItemBlueprint bp, int amount) ;; bool CanCraft(PlayerBlueprints playerBlueprints, ItemDefinition itemDefinition, int skinItemId)	Called when the player attempts to craft an item
+CanCreateWorldProjectile	Weapon		nonnull	object CanCreateWorldProjectile(HitInfo info, ItemDefinition itemDef)	Called when the item creates a projectile in the world
+CanDemolish	Player		bool	bool CanDemolish(BasePlayer player, BuildingBlock block, BuildingGrade.Enum grade)	Called when a player tries to demolish a building block
+CanDeployItem	Player		nonnull	object CanDeployItem(BasePlayer player, Deployer deployer, NetworkableId entityId)	Useful for denying items' deployment
+CanDismountEntity	Player		nonnull	object CanDismountEntity(BasePlayer player, BaseMountable entity)	Called when the player attempts to dismount an entity
+CanDropActiveItem	Item		bool	bool CanDropActiveItem(BasePlayer player)	Called when a player attempts to drop their active item
+CanEntityBeHostile	Entity		nonnull	object CanEntityBeHostile(BaseCombatEntity entity)	Useful for overriding hostility of an entity
+CanEquipItem	Player		bool	bool CanEquipItem(PlayerInventory inventory, Item item, int targetPos)	Called when the player attempts to equip an item
+CanExplosiveStick	Weapon		nonnull	object CanExplosiveStick(TimedExplosive explosive, BaseEntity entity)	Called when a Timed Explosive is attempting to stick to another entity
+CanHackCrate	Player		nonnull	object CanHackCrate(BasePlayer player, HackableLockedCrate crate)	Called when a player starts hacking a locked crate
+CanHelicopterDropCrate	Entity		bool	bool CanHelicopterDropCrate(CH47HelicopterAIController heli)	Called when a CH47 helicopter attempts to drop a crate
+CanHelicopterStrafe	Entity		bool	bool CanHelicopterStrafe(PatrolHelicopterAI heli)	Called when a patrol helicopter attempts to strafe
+CanHelicopterStrafeTarget	Entity		bool	bool CanHelicopterStrafeTarget(PatrolHelicopterAI entity, BasePlayer target)	Called when a patrol helicopter attempts to target a player to attack while strafing
+CanHelicopterTarget	Entity		bool	bool CanHelicopterTarget(PatrolHelicopterAI heli, BasePlayer player)	Called when a patrol helicopter attempts to target a player to attack
+CanHelicopterUseNapalm	Entity		bool	bool CanHelicopterUseNapalm(PatrolHelicopterAI heli)	Called when a patrol helicopter attempts to use napalm
+CanHideStash	Player		nonnull	object CanHideStash(BasePlayer player, StashContainer stash)	Called when a player tries to hide a stash
+CanLock	Player		nonnull	object CanLock(BasePlayer player, BaseLock baseLock)	Useful for canceling the lock action
+CanLockerAcceptItem	Entity		bool	object CanLockerAcceptItem(Locker locker, Item item, int targetPos)	Called before an item is attempted to be placed inside a locker
+CanLootEntity	Player		nonnull	object CanLootEntity(BasePlayer player, DroppedItemContainer container) ;; object CanLootEntity(BasePlayer player, LootableCorpse  corpse) ;; object CanLootEntity(BasePlayer player, ResourceContainer container) ;; object CanLootEntity(BasePlayer player, BaseRidableAnimal animal) ;; object CanLootEntity(BasePlayer player, StorageContainer container)	Called when the player starts looting a DroppedItemContainer, LootableCorpse, ResourceContainer, BaseRidableAnimal, or StorageContainer entity
+CanLootPlayer	Player		bool	bool CanLootPlayer(BasePlayer target, BasePlayer looter)	Called when the player attempts to loot another player
+CanMountEntity	Player		nonnull	object CanMountEntity(BasePlayer player, BaseMountable entity)	Called when the player attempts to mount an entity
+CanMoveItem	Item		nonnull	object CanMoveItem(Item item, PlayerInventory playerLoot, ItemContainerId targetContainer, int targetSlot, int amount, ItemMoveModifier itemMoveModifier)	Called when moving an item from one inventory slot to another
+CanNetworkTo	Entity		bool	bool CanNetworkTo(BaseNetworkable entity, BasePlayer target)	Called when an entity attempts to network with a player; For better performance, avoid using heavy calculations in this hook.
+CanNpcAttack	Entity		bool	bool CanNpcAttack(BaseNpc npc, BaseEntity target)	Called when a NPC attempts to attack another entity
+CanNpcEat	Entity		bool	bool CanNpcEat(BaseNpc npc, BaseEntity target)	Called when a NPC attempts to eat another entity
+CanPickupEntity	Player		bool	bool CanPickupEntity(BasePlayer player, BaseEntity entity)	Called when a player attempts to pickup a deployed entity (AutoTurret, BaseMountable, BearTrap, DecorDeployable, Door, DoorCloser, ReactiveTarget, SamSite, SleepingBag, SpinnerWheel, StorageContainer, etc.)
+CanPickupLock	Player		bool	bool CanPickupLock(BasePlayer player, BaseLock baseLock)	Called when a player attempts to pickup a lock
+CanPushBoat	Player		nonnull	object CanPushBoat(BasePlayer player, MotorRowboat boat)	Useful for canceling boat push
+CanReceiveCall	Phone		bool	object CanReceiveCall(PhoneController receiverPhone)	Called when a player tries to place a phone call
+CanRecycle	Entity		bool	bool CanRecycle(Recycler recycler, Item item)	Called when the recycler attempts to recycle an item
+CanRenameBed	Player		nonnull	object CanRenameBed(BasePlayer player, SleepingBag bed, string bedName)	Called when the player attempts to rename a bed or sleeping bag
+CanResearchItem	Player		nonnull	object CanResearchItem(BasePlayer player, Item targetItem)	Called when the player attempts to research an item
+CanSamSiteShoot	Entity		nonnull	object CanSamSiteShoot(SamSite samSite)	Useful for canceling the shoot of SamSite
+CanSeeStash	Player		nonnull	object CanSeeStash(BasePlayer player, StashContainer stash)	Called when a player is looking at a hidden stash
+CanSetBedPublic	Player		nonnull	object CanSetBedPublic(BasePlayer player, SleepingBag bed)	Called when a player tries to set a bed public
+CanSetRelationship	Player		bool	bool? CanSetRelationship(BasePlayer player, BasePlayer otherPlayer, RelationshipManager.RelationshipType relationshipType, int weight)	Called when a player's relationship with another is about to be updated
+CanSpectateTarget	Player		nonnull	object CanSpectateTarget(BasePlayer player, string filter)	Called when spectate target is attempting to update
+CanStackItem	Item		bool	bool CanStackItem(Item item, Item targetItem)	Called when moving an item onto another item
+CanSwapToSeat	Entity		bool	bool CanSwapToSeat(BasePlayer player, BaseMountable mountable)	Called when a player tries to switch seats, to determine whether each seat is eligible to be swapped to
+CanTakeCutting	Resource		nonnull	object CanTakeCutting(BasePlayer player, GrowableEntity entity)	Called when a player is trying to take a cutting (clone) of a GrowableEntity
+CanUnlock	Player		nonnull	object CanUnlock(BasePlayer player, BaseLock baseLock)	Called when the player tries to unlock a keylock or codelock
+CanUnlockTechTreeNode	TechTree		bool	object CanUnlockTechTreeNode(BasePlayer player, TechTreeData.NodeInstance node, TechTreeData techTree)	Called when a player is attempting to unlock a blueprint in a tech tree; Useful for bypassing unlock requirements or disallowing particular blueprints from being unlocked
+CanUnlockTechTreeNodePath	TechTree		bool	object CanUnlockTechTreeNodePath(BasePlayer player, TechTreeData.NodeInstance node, TechTreeData techTree)	Called when a player is attempting to unlock a blueprint in a tech tree, after the `CanUnlockTechTreeNode` hook, when determining whether they have the prerequisite blueprints unlocked; Useful for customizing prerequisites without conflicting with the `CanPlayerUnlock` hook
+CanUpdateSign	Player		bool	bool CanUpdateSign(BasePlayer player, Signage sign) ;; bool CanUpdateSign(BasePlayer player, PhotoFrame photoFrame)	Called when the player attempts to change the text on a sign or lock it, or update a photo frame
+CanUseFuel	Vehicle		bool	object CanUseFuel(EntityFuelSystem fuelSystem, StorageContainer fuelContainer, float currentSeconds, float fuelPerSecond)	Called before a vehicle fuel system consumes fuel
+CanUseGesture	Player		bool	bool? CanUseGesture(BasePlayer player, GestureConfig gesture)	Called when a player attempts to use a gesture
+CanUseHelicopter	Vehicle		nonnull	object CanUseHelicopter(BasePlayer player, CH47HelicopterAIController helicopter)	Useful for denying to mount a CH47 helicopter
+CanUseLockedEntity	Player		bool	bool CanUseLockedEntity(BasePlayer player, BaseLock baseLock)	Called when the player tries to use an entity that is locked
+CanUseMailbox	Player		bool	bool CanUseMailbox(BasePlayer player, Mailbox mailbox)	Called when the player tries to use a mailbox
+CanUserLogin	Player	1	data	object CanUserLogin(string name, string id, string ipAddress)	Called when a player is attempting to connect to the server
+CanUseUI	Player		nonnull	object CanUseUI(BasePlayer player, string json)	Called when the player attempts to use a custom UI
+CanUseVending	Vending		bool	bool CanUseVending(BasePlayer player, VendingMachine machine)	Called when a player attempts to use a vending machine
+CanUseWires	Player		nonnull	object CanUseWires(BasePlayer player)	Useful for allowing or preventing a player from using wires
+CanVendingAcceptItem	Vending		bool	bool CanVendingAcceptItem(VendingMachine vending, Item item, int targetPos)	Called when a player attempts to administer a vending machine
+CanWearItem	Player		nonnull	object CanWearItem(PlayerInventory inventory, Item item, int targetSlot)	Called when the player attempts to equip an item
+Init	Server	1	none	void Init()	Called when a plugin is being initialized; Other plugins may or may not be present, dependant on load order
+LoadDefaultConfig	Plugin	1	none	protected override void LoadDefaultConfig()	Called when the config for a plugin should be initialized; Only called if the config file does not already exist
+LoadDefaultMessages	Plugin	1	none	protected override void LoadDefaultMessages()	Called when the localization for a plugin should be registered
+Loaded	Plugin	1	none	void Loaded()	Called when a plugin has finished loading; Other plugins may or may not be present, dependant on load order
+OnActiveItemChange	Player		nonnull	object OnActiveItemChange(BasePlayer player, Item oldItem, ItemId newItemId)	Called when active item is attempting to update
+OnActiveItemChanged	Player		none	void OnActiveItemChanged(BasePlayer player, Item oldItem, Item newItem)	Called when active item was changed
+OnAddVendingOffer	Vending		none	void OnAddVendingOffer(VendingMachine machine, ProtoBuf.VendingMachine.SellOrder sellOrder)	Called when a sell order/offer is added to a vending machine
+OnAirdrop	Entity		none	void OnAirdrop(CargoPlane plane, Vector3 dropPosition)	Called when an airdrop has been called
+OnAmmoSwitch	Weapon		nonnull	object OnAmmoSwitch(BaseProjectile weapon, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player starts to switch the ammo in a weapon
+OnAmmoUnload	Weapon		nonnull	object OnAmmoUnload(BaseProjectile projectile, Item item, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is trying to unload ammo
+OnAnalysisComplete	Player		none	void OnAnalysisComplete(SurveyCrater surveyCrater, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a player completes a survey crater analysis
+OnBackpackDrop	Item		data	object OnBackpackDrop(Item backpack, BasePlayer player)	Called just before a backpack is dropped from a player on death.
+OnBigWheelLoss	Entity		none	void OnBigWheelLoss(BigWheelGame wheel, Item item)	Called when a specific item is lost on the big wheel game
+OnBigWheelWin	Entity		data	object OnBigWheelWin(BigWheelGame bigWheel, Item scrap, BigWheelBettingTerminal terminal, int multiplier)	Called before multiplier is applied.
+OnBoatPathGenerate	Vehicle		data	List<Vector3> OnBoatPathGenerate()	Called when generating ocean patrol path for CargoShip
+OnBonusItemDrop	Item		nonnull	object OnBonusItemDrop(Item item, BasePlayer player)	Called when a loot container is about to drop bonus scrap for a player who has a corresponding tea buff
+OnBonusItemDropped	Item		none	void OnBonusItemDropped(Item item, BasePlayer player)	Called after a loot container has dropped bonus scrap for a player who has a corresponding tea buff
+OnBookmarkAdd	Entity		nonnull	object OnBookmarkAdd(ComputerStation computerStation, BasePlayer player, string bookmarkName)	Called when a player tries to add a bookmark at a computer station
+OnBookmarkControl	Entity		nonnull	object OnBookmarkControl(ComputerStation computerStation, BasePlayer player, string bookmarkName, IRemoteControllable remoteControllable)	Called when a player tries to select a bookmark at a computer station
+OnBookmarkControlEnd	Entity		nonnull	object OnBookmarkControlEnd(ComputerStation computerStation, BasePlayer player, BaseEntity controlledEntity)	Called when a player tries to stop viewing/controlling an entity at a computer station
+OnBookmarkControlEnded	Entity		none	void OnBookmarkControlEnded(ComputerStation computerStation, BasePlayer player, BaseEntity controlledEntity)	Called after a player has stopped viewing/controlling an entity at a computer station
+OnBookmarkControlStarted	Entity		none	void OnBookmarkControlStarted(ComputerStation computerStation, BasePlayer player, string bookmarkName, IRemoteControllable remoteControllable)	Called after a player has selected a bookmark at a computer station
+OnBookmarkDelete	Entity		nonnull	object OnBookmarkDelete(ComputerStation computerStation, BasePlayer player, string bookmarkName)	Called when a player tries to delete a bookmark at a computer station
+OnBookmarkInput	Entity		nonnull	object OnBookmarkInput(ComputerStation computerStation, BasePlayer player, InputState inputState)	Called when input is received from a player who is using a computer station with a bookmark selected
+OnBookmarksSendControl	Entity		nonnull	object OnBookmarksSendControl(ComputerStation computerStation, BasePlayer player, string bookmarks)	Called when a player is being sent a list of bookmarks for a computer station
+OnBradleyApcHunt	Entity		nonnull	object OnBradleyApcHunt(BradleyAPC apc)	Called when an APC starts hunting
+OnBradleyApcInitialize	Entity		nonnull	object OnBradleyApcInitialize(BradleyAPC apc)	Called when an APC initializes
+OnBradleyApcPatrol	Entity		nonnull	object OnBradleyApcPatrol(BradleyAPC apc)	Called when an APC is starts patrolling
+OnBroadcastCommand	Player		nonnull	object OnBroadcastCommand(string command, object[] args)	Called before a command is broadcasted to all connected clients
+OnBuildingPrivilege	Entity		data	BuildingPrivlidge OnBuildingPrivilege(BaseEntity entity, OBB obb)	Useful for overriding a building privilege on specific entities and etc.
+OnBuildingSplit	Structure		none	void OnBuildingSplit(BuildingManager.Building building, uint newBuildingId)	Called when a building is split into two
+OnButtonPress	Entity		nonnull	object OnButtonPress(PressButton button, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is trying to press a button
+OnBuyVendingItem	Vending		nonnull	object OnBuyVendingItem(VendingMachine machine, BasePlayer player, int sellOrderId, int numberOfTransactions)	Called when a player buys an item from a vending machine
+OnCardSwipe	Item		nonnull	object OnCardSwipe(CardReader cardReader, Keycard card, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is trying to swipe a card
+OnCargoPlaneSignaled	Entity		none	void OnCargoPlaneSignaled(CargoPlane cargoPlane, SupplySignal supplySignal)	Called right after a supply signal has called a cargo plane
+OnCCTVDirectionChange	Entity		nonnull	object OnCCTVDirectionChange(CCTV_RC camera, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player attempts to change the direction of a CCTV camera to face them
+OnCentralizedBanCheck	Player		nonnull	object OnCentralizedBanCheck(Network.Connection connection)	Called when a player is about to be checked in the centralized ban database
+OnClanColorChanged	Clan		none	void OnClanColorChanged(LocalClan clan, Color32 color, ulong steamId)	Called after a player changes a clan color
+OnClanCreated	Clan		none	void OnClanCreated(LocalClan clan, ulong steamId)	Called after a player has created a clan
+OnClanDisbanded	Clan		none	void OnClanDisbanded(LocalClan clan, ulong steamId)	Called after a player disbands a clan
+OnClanLogoChanged	Clan		none	void OnClanLogoChanged(LocalClan clan, byte[] logo, ulong steamId)	Called after a player changes a clan logo
+OnClanMemberAdded	Clan		none	void OnClanMemberAdded(long clanId, ulong steamId)	Called after a player has accepted a clan invite
+OnClanMemberKicked	Clan		none	void OnClanMemberKicked(LocalClan clan, ulong steamId, ulong bySteamId)	Called after a player has kicked another player from a clan
+OnClanMemberLeft	Clan		none	void OnClanMemberLeft(LocalClan clan, ulong steamId)	Called after a player has voluntarily left a clan
+OnClientAuth	Player		none	void OnClientAuth(Connection connection)	Called when the player is giving server connection authorization information
+OnClientCommand	Player		nonnull	object OnClientCommand(Connection connection, string command)	Useful for intercepting players' commands before their handling; Called before OnPlayerCommand and OnUserCommand
+OnCodeEntered	Structure		nonnull	object OnCodeEntered(CodeLock codeLock, BasePlayer player, string code)	Called when the player has entered a code in a codelock
+OnCollectiblePickup	Resource		nonnull	object OnCollectiblePickup(CollectibleEntity collectible, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player collects an item
+OnConstructionPlace	Structure		nonnull	object OnConstructionPlace(BaseEntity entity, Construction component, Construction.Target constructionTarget, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to place a building block
+OnContainerDropItems	Entity		nonnull	object OnContainerDropItems(ItemContainer container)	Called when a container is destroyed and all items are about to be dropped
+OnCorpsePopulate	Player		data	BaseCorpse OnCorpsePopulate(BasePlayer npcPlayer, BaseCorpse corpse)	Called when an NPC player corpse is about to be populated with loot
+OnCounterModeToggle	Entity		nonnull	object OnCounterModeToggle(PowerCounter counter, BasePlayer player, bool mode)	Called when a player ties to toggle a power counter between modes
+OnCounterTargetChange	Entity		nonnull	object OnCounterTargetChange(PowerCounter counter, BasePlayer player, int targetNumber)	Called when a player tries to change the target number of a power counter
+OnCrateDropped	Entity		none	void OnCrateDropped(HackableLockedCrate crate)	Called when a locked crate from the CH47 (Chinook) has dropped
+OnCrateHack	Entity		none	void OnCrateHack(HackableLockedCrate crate)	Called when a player starts hacking a locked crate
+OnCrateHackEnd	Entity		none	void OnCrateHackEnd(HackableLockedCrate crate)	Called when a player stops hacking a locked crate
+OnCrateLanded	Entity		none	void OnCrateLanded(HackableLockedCrate crate)	Called when a locked crate from the CH47 (Chinook) has landed
+OnCupboardAuthorize	Structure		nonnull	object OnCupboardAuthorize(BuildingPrivlidge privilege, BasePlayer player)	Called when a cupboard attempts to authorize a player
+OnCupboardClearList	Structure		nonnull	object OnCupboardClearList(BuildingPrivlidge privilege, BasePlayer player)	Called when an attempt is made to clear a cupboard authorized list
+OnCupboardDeauthorize	Structure		nonnull	object OnCupboardDeauthorize(BuildingPrivlidge privilege, BasePlayer player)	Called when a cupboard attempts to deauthorize a player
+OnDefaultItemsReceive	Player		nonnull	object OnDefaultItemsReceive(PlayerInventory inventory)	Called when a player is about to receive default items
+OnDefaultItemsReceived	Player		nonnull	void OnDefaultItemsReceived(PlayerInventory inventory)	Called after a player has received default items
+OnDeleteVendingOffer	Vending		none	void OnDeleteVendingOffer(VendingMachine machine, int offerId)	Called when a sell order/offer is deleted from a vending machine
+OnDemoRecordingStart	Player		nonnull	object OnDemoRecordingStart(string filename, BasePlayer player)	Called right before a demo of a player starts recording
+OnDemoRecordingStarted	Player		none	void OnDemoRecordingStarted(string filename, BasePlayer player)	Called after a demo of a player has started recording
+OnDemoRecordingStop	Player		nonnull	object OnDemoRecordingStop(string filename, BasePlayer player)	Called right before a demo of a player stops recording
+OnDemoRecordingStopped	Player		none	void OnDemoRecordingStopped(string filename, BasePlayer player)	Called after a demo of a player has stopped recording
+OnDestroyUI	Player		none	void OnDestroyUI(BasePlayer player, string json)	Called when a custom UI is destroyed for the player
+OnDieselEngineToggle	Entity		nonnull	object OnDieselEngineToggle(DieselEngine engine, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is trying to toggle diesel engine
+OnDieselEngineToggled	Entity		none	void OnDieselEngineToggled(DieselEngine engine)	Called when diesel engine is toggled
+OnDispenserBonus	Resource		data	void OnDispenserBonus(ResourceDispenser dispenser, BasePlayer player, Item item)	Called before the player is given a bonus item for gathering
+OnDispenserGather	Resource		nonnull	object OnDispenserGather(ResourceDispenser dispenser, BasePlayer player, Item item)	Called before the player is given items from a resource
+OnDoorClosed	Structure		none	void OnDoorClosed(Door door, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player closed a door
+OnDoorKnocked	Structure		none	void OnDoorKnocked(Door door, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player knocks on a door
+OnDoorOpened	Structure		none	void OnDoorOpened(Door door, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player opened a door
+OnElevatorButtonPress	Entity		nonnull	object OnElevatorButtonPress(ElevatorLift lift, BasePlayer player, Elevator.Direction direction, bool toTopOrBottom)	Called when a player presses a button on an elevator lift
+OnElevatorCall	Entity		nonnull	object OnElevatorCall(Elevator elevator, Elevator topElevator)	Called when an elevator lift is called to a specific floor by electricity
+OnElevatorMove	Entity		nonnull	object OnElevatorMove(Elevator topElevator, int targetFloor)	Called right before an elevator starts moving to the target floor
+OnEngineLoadoutRefresh	Entity		nonnull	object OnEngineLoadoutRefresh(EngineStorage storage)	Called before engine loadout data is refreshed
+OnEngineStart	Vehicle		nonnull	object OnEngineStart(BaseVehicle vehicle, BasePlayer driver)	Called when a player tries to start a vehicle engine
+OnEngineStarted	Vehicle		none	void OnEngineStarted(BaseVehicle vehicle, BasePlayer driver)	Called right after a vehicle engine has started
+OnEngineStatsRefresh	Vehicle		nonnull	object OnEngineStatsRefresh(VehicleModuleEngine engineModule, EngineStorage engineStorage)	Called right before the stats of a modular car engine are refreshed
+OnEngineStatsRefreshed	Vehicle		none	void OnEngineStatsRefreshed(VehicleModuleEngine engineModule, EngineStorage engineStorage)	Called right after the stats of a modular car engine are refreshed
+OnEngineStop	Vehicle		nonnull	object OnEngineStop(BaseVehicle vehicle)	Called when a vehicle engine is about to stop
+OnEngineStopped	Vehicle		none	void OnEngineStopped(BaseVehicle vehicle)	Called right after a vehicle engine has stopped
+OnEntityBuilt	Structure		none	void OnEntityBuilt(Planner plan, GameObject go)	Called when any structure is built (walls, ceilings, stairs, etc.)
+OnEntityControl	Entity		bool	object OnEntityControl(IRemoteControllable entity)	Called when a player tries to remote control an entity
+OnEntityDeath	Entity		none	void OnEntityDeath(BaseCombatEntity entity, HitInfo info)	HitInfo might be null, check it before use; Editing hitInfo has no effect because the death has already happened
+OnEntityDestroy	Entity		nonnull	object OnEntityDestroy(BaseCombatEntity entity)	Called right before a CH47Helicopter or BradleyAPC is destroyed
+OnEntityDismounted	Entity		none	void OnEntityDismounted(BaseMountable entity, BasePlayer player)	Called when an entity is dismounted by a player
+OnEntityEnter	Entity		none	void OnEntityEnter(TriggerBase trigger, BaseEntity entity)	Called when an entity enters a trigger (water area, radiation zone, hurt zone, etc.)
+OnEntityFlagsNetworkUpdate	Entity		nonnull	object OnEntityFlagsNetworkUpdate(BaseEntity entity)	Called after an entity's flags have been updated on the server, before they are sent over the network
+OnEntityGroundMissing	Entity		nonnull	object OnEntityGroundMissing(BaseEntity entity)	Called when an entity (sleepingbag, sign, furnace,...) is going to be destroyed because the buildingblock it is on was removed
+OnEntityKill	Entity		nonnull	object OnEntityKill(BaseNetworkable entity)	Called when an entity is destroyed
+OnEntityLeave	Entity		none	void OnEntityLeave(TriggerBase trigger, BaseEntity entity)	Called when an entity leaves a trigger (water area, radiation zone, hurt zone, etc.)
+OnEntityMarkHostile	Entity		nonnull	object OnEntityMarkHostile(BaseCombatEntity entity, float duration)	Useful for denying marking the entity hostile
+OnEntityMounted	Entity		none	void OnEntityMounted(BaseMountable entity, BasePlayer player)	Called when an entity is mounted by a player
+OnEntitySaved	Entity		none	void OnEntitySaved(BaseNetworkable entity, BaseNetworkable.SaveInfo saveInfo)	Called after a BaseNetworkable has been saved to a ProtoBuf object and is about to be serialized to a network stream or network cache
+OnEntitySnapshot	Entity		nonnull	object OnEntitySnapshot(BaseNetworkable entity, Connection connection)	Called when an entity snapshot is about to be sent to a client connection
+OnEntitySpawned	Entity		none	void OnEntitySpawned(BaseNetworkable entity)	Called after any networked entity has spawned (including trees)
+OnEntityStabilityCheck	Entity		nonnull	object OnEntityStabilityCheck(StabilityEntity entity)	Called when stability of an entity is checked
+OnEntityTakeDamage	Entity		?	object OnEntityTakeDamage(BaseCombatEntity entity, HitInfo info)	Alternatively, modify the HitInfo object to change the damage; It should be okay to set the damage to 0, but if you don't return non-null, the player's client will receive a damage indicator (if entity is a BasePlayer); HitInfo has all kinds of useful things in it, such as Weapon, damageProperties or damageTypes
+OnExcavatorGather	Entity		nonnull	object OnExcavatorGather(ExcavatorArm arm, Item item)	Called right before moving gathered resource to container
+OnExcavatorMiningToggled	Entity		none	void OnExcavatorMiningToggled(ExcavatorArm arm)	Called when excavator mining arm is toggled
+OnExcavatorResourceSet	Entity		nonnull	object OnExcavatorResourceSet(ExcavatorArm arm, string resourceName, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is trying to set a new resource target
+OnExcavatorSuppliesRequest	Electronic		data	object OnExcavatorSuppliesRequest(ExcavatorSignalComputer computer, BasePlayer player)	Called just after the excavator supply computer is triggered, before the plane is spawned.
+OnExcavatorSuppliesRequested	Electronic		?	void OnExcavatorSuppliesRequested(ExcavatorSignalComputer computer, BasePlayer player, BaseEntity cargoPlane)	Called after the excavator signal computer was triggered, just after the supply plane is spawned.
+OnExperimentEnd	Player		nonnull	object OnExperimentEnd(Workbench workbench)	Called when an experiment is about to end
+OnExperimentEnded	Player		none	void OnExperimentEnded(Workbench workbench)	Called after the experiment has finished
+OnExperimentStart	Player		nonnull	object OnExperimentStart(Workbench workbench, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player attempts to experiment with at a workbench
+OnExperimentStarted	Player		none	void OnExperimentStarted(Workbench workbench, BasePlayer player)	Called after the experimentation has started
+OnExplosiveDropped	Weapon		none	void OnExplosiveDropped(BasePlayer player, BaseEntity entity, ThrownWeapon item)	Called when the player drops an explosive item (C4, grenade, ...)
+OnExplosiveDud	Weapon		nonnull	object OnExplosiveDud(DudTimedExplosive explosive)	Called when explosive tries to become dud
+OnExplosiveFuseSet	Weapon		nonnull	object OnExplosiveFuseSet(TimedExplosive explosive, float fuseLength)	Called when a fuse of an explosive is set
+OnExplosiveThrown	Weapon		none	void OnExplosiveThrown(BasePlayer player, BaseEntity entity, ThrownWeapon item)	Called when the player throws an explosive item (C4, grenade, ...)
+OnFindBurnable	Item		data	Item OnFindBurnable(BaseOven oven)	Called when looking for fuel for the oven
+OnFindSpawnPoint	Player		data	void OnFindSpawnPoint(BasePlayer player)	Useful for controlling player spawnpoints (like making all spawns occur in a set area)
+OnFireBallDamage	Entity		none	void OnFireBallDamage(FireBall fire, BaseCombatEntity entity, HitInfo info)	Called when a fire ball does damage to another entity
+OnFireBallSpread	Entity		none	void OnFireBallSpread(FireBall ball, BaseEntity fire)	Called when a fire ball fire spreads
+OnFishCatch	Fishing		nonnull	Item OnFishCatch(Item item, BaseFishingRod rod, BasePlayer player)	Called after a fish is caught, before the item is given
+OnFishCaught	Fishing		none	void OnFishCaught(ItemDefinition definition, BaseFishingRod rod, BasePlayer player)	Called after a fish is caught
+OnFishingStopped	Fishing		none	void OnFishingStopped(BaseFishingRod rod, BaseFishingRod.FailReason reason)	Called just after the fishing minigame has been stopped.
+OnFlameExplosion	Entity		none	void OnFlameExplosion(FlameExplosive explosive, BaseEntity flame)	Called when a flame explodes
+OnFlameThrowerBurn	Weapon		none	void OnFlameThrowerBurn(FlameThrower thrower, BaseEntity flame)	Called when the burn from a flame thrower spreads
+OnFrame	Server	1	none	void OnFrame()	Called each frame
+OnFuelAmountCheck	Vehicle		data	object OnFuelAmountCheck(EntityFuelSystem fuelSystem, Item fuelItem)	Called when the amount of fuel in a vehicle is being determined
+OnFuelCheck	Vehicle		bool	object OnFuelCheck(EntityFuelSystem fuelSystem)	Called when determining whether a vehicle has sufficient fuel
+OnFuelConsume	Item		nonnull	object OnFuelConsume(BaseOven oven, Item fuel, ItemModBurnable burnable)	Called right before fuel is used (furnace, lanterns, camp fires, etc.)
+OnFuelConsumed	Item		none	void OnFuelConsumed(BaseOven oven, Item fuel, ItemModBurnable burnable)	Called after fuel is used (furnace, lanterns, camp fires, etc.)
+OnFuelItemCheck	Vehicle		data	object OnFuelItemCheck(EntityFuelSystem fuelSystem, StorageContainer fuelContainer)	Called when determining which item should be used to fuel a vehicle
+OnGiveSoldItem	Vending		nonnull	object OnGiveSoldItem(NPCVendingMachine vending, Item soldItem, BasePlayer buyer) ;; object OnGiveSoldItem(VendingMachine vending, Item soldItem, BasePlayer buyer)	Called before a sold item is given
+OnGroupCreated	Permission	1	none	void OnGroupCreated(string name)	Called when a group has been created successfully
+OnGroupDeleted	Permission	1	none	void OnGroupDeleted(string name)	Called when a group has been deleted successfully
+OnGroupParentSet	Permission	1	none	void OnGroupParentSet(string name, string parent)	Called when a group parent has been updated
+OnGroupPermissionGranted	Permission	1	none	void OnGroupPermissionGranted(string name, string perm)	Called when a permission has been granted to a group
+OnGroupPermissionRevoked	Permission	1	none	void OnGroupPermissionRevoked(string name, string perm)	Called when a permission has been revoked from a group
+OnGroupRankSet	Permission	1	none	void OnGroupRankSet(string name, int rank)	Called when a group rank has been updated
+OnGroupTitleSet	Permission	1	none	void OnGroupTitleSet(string name, string title)	Called when a group title has been updated
+OnGrowableGather	Resource		nonnull	object OnGrowableGather(GrowableEntity plant, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player gathers a growable entity
+OnGrowableGathered	Resource		none	void OnGrowableGathered(GrowableEntity plant, Item item, BasePlayer player)	Called before the player receives an item from gathering a growable entity
+OnHammerHit	Structure		nonnull	object OnHammerHit(BasePlayer player, HitInfo info)	Called when the player has hit something with a hammer
+OnHealingItemUse	Item		nonnull	object OnHealingItemUse(MedicalTool tool, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player attempts to use a medical tool
+OnHelicopterAttack	Entity		nonnull	object OnHelicopterAttack(CH47HelicopterAIController heli)	Called when a CH47 helicopter is being attacked
+OnHelicopterDropCrate	Entity		nonnull	object OnHelicopterDropCrate(CH47HelicopterAIController heli)	Called when a CH47 helicopter is dropping a crate
+OnHelicopterDropDoorOpen	Entity		nonnull	object OnHelicopterDropDoorOpen(CH47HelicopterAIController heli)	Called when a CH47 helicopter is opening its drop door
+OnHelicopterKilled	Entity		nonnull	object OnHelicopterKilled(CH47HelicopterAIController heli)	Called when a CH47 helicopter is going to be killed
+OnHelicopterOutOfCrates	Entity		bool	bool? OnHelicopterOutOfCrates(CH47HelicopterAIController heli)	Called when a CH47 helicopter runs out of crates
+OnHelicopterRetire	Entity		nonnull	object OnHelicopterRetire(PatrolHelicopterAI helicopter)	Called before the patrol helicopter starts leaving the map.
+OnHelicopterStrafeEnter	Entity		nonnull	object OnHelicopterStrafeEnter(PatrolHelicopterAI helicopter, Vector3 strafePosition)	Called when helicopter is entering strafe
+OnHelicopterTarget	Entity		nonnull	object OnHelicopterTarget(HelicopterTurret turret, BaseCombatEntity entity)	Called when a helicopter turret attempts to target an entity
+OnHorseHitch	Entity		nonnull	object OnHorseHitch(RidableHorse horse, HitchTrough hitch)	Called just before setting the hitch
+OnHorseLead	Entity		nonnull	object OnHorseLead(BaseRidableAnimal animal, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to lead a horse
+OnHotAirBalloonToggle	Vehicle		nonnull	object OnHotAirBalloonToggle(HotAirBalloon balloon, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to toggle a hot air balloon on or off
+OnHotAirBalloonToggled	Vehicle		none	void OnHotAirBalloonToggled(HotAirBalloon balloon, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a player has toggled a hot air balloon on or off
+OnIngredientsCollect	Item		nonnull	bool? OnIngredientsCollect(ItemCrafter itemCrafter, ItemBlueprint blueprint, ItemCraftTask task, int amount, BasePlayer player)	Called when ingredients are about to be collected for crafting an item
+OnInputUpdate	Entity		nonnull	object OnInputUpdate(IOEntity entity, int inputAmount, int slot)	Called when an input of IOEntity is updated
+OnInventoryNetworkUpdate	Player		nonnull	object OnInventoryNetworkUpdate(PlayerInventory inventory, ItemContainer container, ProtoBuf.UpdateItemContainer updateItemContainer, PlayerInventory.Type type, PlayerInventory.PlayerInventory.NetworkInventoryMode networkInventoryMode)	Called after a player's inventory contents have changed, before it is sent over the network to one or more clients
+OnIORefCleared	Entity		none	void OnIORefCleared(IOEntity.IORef ioRef, IOEntity ioEntity)	Called after a wire has been disconnected from an electrical entity, such as when its connected entity was destroyed or when a player removed the wire
+OnItemAction	Item		nonnull	object OnItemAction(Item item, string action, BasePlayer player)	Called when a button is clicked on an item in the inventory (drop, unwrap, ...)
+OnItemAddedToContainer	Item		none	void OnItemAddedToContainer(ItemContainer container, Item item)	Called right after an item was added to a container; An entire stack has to be created, not just adding more wood to a wood stack for example
+OnItemCraft	Item		bool	object OnItemCraft(ItemCraftTask task, BasePlayer player, Item item)	Called just before an item is added to the crafting queue
+OnItemCraftCancelled	Item		none	void OnItemCraftCancelled(ItemCraftTask task)	Called before an item has been crafted
+OnItemCraftFinished	Item		none	void OnItemCraftFinished(ItemCraftTask task, Item item)	Called right after an item has been crafted
+OnItemDeployed	Item		none	void OnItemDeployed(Deployer deployer, BaseEntity entity, BaseEntity slotEntity)	Called right after an item has been deployed
+OnItemDropped	Item		none	void OnItemDropped(Item item, BaseEntity entity)	Called right after an item has been dropped
+OnItemLock	Item		nonnull	object OnItemLock(Item item)	Called right before an item is locked, such as in a modular car inventory
+OnItemPickup	Item		nonnull	object OnItemPickup(Item item, BasePlayer player)	Called right after an item has been picked up
+OnItemRecycle	Entity		nonnull	object OnItemRecycle(Item item, Recycler recycler)	Called when an item is recycled in a recycler
+OnItemRefill	Item		nonnull	object OnItemRefill(Item item, BasePlayer player)	Called right before an item such as a diving tank is repaired without using a repair bench
+OnItemRemove	Item		data	object OnItemRemove(Item item) ;; void OnItemRemove(Item item)	Called before an item is destroyed
+OnItemRemovedFromContainer	Item		none	void OnItemRemovedFromContainer(ItemContainer container, Item item)	Called right after an item was removed from a container; The entire stack has to be removed for this to be called, not just a little bit
+OnItemRepair	Item		nonnull	object OnItemRepair(BasePlayer player, Item item)	Called right before an item is repaired
+OnItemResearch	Item		none	void OnItemResearch(ResearchTable table, Item targetItem, BasePlayer player)	Called right before a player begins to research an item
+OnItemResearched	Item		data	float OnItemResearched(ResearchTable table, float chance)	Called right before a player finishes researching an item
+OnItemSplit	Item		data	Item OnItemSplit(Item item, int amount)	Called right before an item is split into multiple stacks
+OnItemStacked	Item		none	void OnItemStacked(Item destinationItem, Item sourceItem, ItemContainer destinationContainer)	Called after an item has been stacked
+OnItemSubmit	Item		nonnull	object OnItemSubmit(Item item, Mailbox mailbox, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player submits an item into a mailbox or dropbox
+OnItemUnlock	Item		nonnull	object OnItemUnlock(Item item)	Called right before an item is unlocked, such as in a modular car inventory
+OnItemUpgrade	Item		none	void OnItemUpgrade(Item item, Item upgraded, BasePlayer player)	Called right before an item is upgraded
+OnItemUse	Item		data	int OnItemUse(Item item, int amountToUse)	Called when an item is used
+OnLiftUse	Entity		nonnull	object OnLiftUse(Lift lift, BasePlayer player) ;; object OnLiftUse(ProceduralLift lift, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player calls a lift or procedural lift
+OnLiquidVesselFill	Entity		nonnull	object OnLiquidVesselFill(BaseLiquidVessel liquidVessel, BasePlayer player, LiquidContainer facingLiquidContainer)	Called when a player is attempting to fill a liquid vessel
+OnLockerSwap	Entity		data	object OnLockerSwap(Locker locker, int startIndex, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player clicks the "Swap" button while viewing a locker interface
+OnLootEntity	Player		none	void OnLootEntity(BasePlayer player, BaseEntity entity)	Called when the player starts looting an entity
+OnLootEntityEnd	Player		none	void OnLootEntityEnd(BasePlayer player, BaseCombatEntity entity)	Called when the player stops looting an entity
+OnLootItem	Player		none	void OnLootItem(PlayerLoot playerLoot, Item item)	Called when the player starts looting an item
+OnLootNetworkUpdate	Player		nonnull	object OnLootNetworkUpdate(PlayerLoot loot)	Called when a player is trying to loot a container or a container they are looting has changed its contents
+OnLootPlayer	Player		none	void OnLootPlayer(BasePlayer player, BasePlayer target)	Called when the player starts looting another player
+OnLootSpawn	Entity		nonnull	object OnLootSpawn(LootContainer container)	Called when loot spawns in a container
+OnLoseCondition	Item		none	void OnLoseCondition(Item item, ref float amount)	Called right before the condition of the item is modified
+OnMagazineReload	Weapon		nonnull	object OnMagazineReload(BaseProjectile weapon, IAmmoContainer desiredAmount, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player reloads a magazine
+OnMapImageUpdated	Item		none	void OnMapImageUpdated()	Called when player updates map item's image; Useful for executing any action when map image is updated
+OnMapMarkerAdd	Player		nonnull	object OnMapMarkerAdd(BasePlayer player, MapNote note)	Called when trying to add a marker
+OnMapMarkerAdded	Player		none	void OnMapMarkerAdded(BasePlayer player, MapNote note)	Called after a marker was added
+OnMapMarkerRemove	Player		nonnull	object OnMapMarkerRemove(BasePlayer player, MapNote note)	Called when trying to remove a marker
+OnMapMarkersClear	Player		nonnull	object OnMapMarkersClear(BasePlayer player, List<MapNote> notes)	Called when trying to clear map markers
+OnMapMarkersCleared	Player		none	void OnMapMarkersCleared(BasePlayer player, List<MapNote> notes)	Called after markers were cleared
+OnMaxStackable	Item		data	int OnMaxStackable(Item item)	Called when an items max stackable is calculated
+OnMeleeAttack	Player		nonnull	object OnMeleeAttack(BasePlayer player, HitInfo info)	Useful for canceling melee attacks
+OnMeleeThrown	Weapon		none	void OnMeleeThrown(BasePlayer player, Item item)	Called when the player throws a melee item (axe, rock, ...)
+OnMessagePlayer	Server		nonnull	object OnMessagePlayer(string message, BasePlayer player)	Useful for intercepting server messages before they get to their intended target
+OnMlrsFire	Entity		nonnull	object OnMlrsFire(MLRS mlrs, BasePlayer player)	Called just before the MLRS is fired.
+OnMlrsFired	Entity		none	void OnMlrsFired(MLRS mlrs, BasePlayer player)	Called just after the MLRS has been fired.
+OnNetworkGroupEntered	Player		none	void OnNetworkGroupEntered(BasePlayer player, Network.Visibility.Group group)	Called after a player has entered a network group
+OnNetworkGroupLeft	Player		none	void OnNetworkGroupLeft(BasePlayer player, Network.Visibility.Group group)	Called after a player has left a network group
+OnNetworkSubscriptionsUpdate	Entity		nonnull	object OnNetworkSubscriptionsUpdate(Network.Networkable networkable, List<Network.Visibility.Group> groupsToAdd, List<Network.Visibility.Group> groupsToRemove)	Called after the Rust has determined which network groups to subscribe a player to (`groupsToAdd`), and which network groups to unsubscribe the player from (`groupsToRemove`); This hook is useful for situations where you want to subscribe a player to a network group that is outside their network range -- To do so, you can prevent Rust from automatically unsubscribing them by removing that group from the `groupsToRemove` list
+OnNewSave	Server		none	void OnNewSave(string filename)	Called when a new savefile is created (usually when map has wiped)
+OnNpcConversationEnded	Player		none	void OnNpcConversationEnded(NPCTalking npcTalking, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a player has ended an NPC conversation
+OnNpcConversationRespond	Player		nonnull	object OnNpcConversationRespond(NPCTalking npcTalking, BasePlayer player, ConversationData conversationData, ConversationData.ResponseNode responseNode)	Called when a player chooses an NPC conversation response
+OnNpcConversationResponded	Player		none	void OnNpcConversationResponded(NPCTalking npcTalking, BasePlayer player, ConversationData conversationData, ConversationData.ResponseNode responseNode)	Called right after a player's chosen NPC conversation response has been processed
+OnNpcConversationStart	Player		nonnull	object OnNpcConversationStart(NPCTalking npcTalking, BasePlayer player, ConversationData conversationData)	Called when a player tries to start a conversation with an NPC
+OnNpcDestinationSet	Entity		nonnull	object OnNpcDestinationSet(NPCPlayerApex npc, Vector3 newPosition)	Useful for canceling the destination change on NPCs
+OnNpcGiveSoldItem	Vending		nonnull	object OnNpcGiveSoldItem(NPCVendingMachine machine, Item soldItem, BasePlayer buyer)	Called before a non-player controlled vending machine (at outpost etc.) gives the player the item they purchased.
+OnNpcPlayerResume	Entity		nonnull	object OnNpcPlayerResume(NPCPlayerApex npc)	Useful for canceling the invoke of TryForceToNavmesh
+OnNpcStopMoving	Entity		nonnull	object OnNpcStopMoving(NPCPlayerApex npc)	Useful for denying the move stop of NPCs
+OnNpcTarget	Entity		nonnull	object OnNpcTarget(BaseEntity npc, BaseEntity entity)	Called when an NPC targets another entity
+OnNpcTargetSense	Entity		nonnull	object OnNpcTargetSense(BaseEntity owner, BaseEntity entity, AIBrainSenses brainSenses)	Called when an NPC becomes aware of another entity
+OnOpenVendingAdmin	Vending		none	void OnOpenVendingAdmin(VendingMachine machine, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player opens the admin ui for a vending machine
+OnOutputUpdate	Entity		nonnull	object OnOutputUpdate(IOEntity entity)	Called when outputs of IOEntity are updated
+OnOvenCook	Entity		nonnull	object OnOvenCook(BaseOven oven, Item item)	Called before an oven cooks an item
+OnOvenCooked	Entity		none	void OnOvenCooked(BaseOven oven, Item item, BaseEntity slot)	Called after an oven cooks an item
+OnOvenToggle	Entity		nonnull	object OnOvenToggle(BaseOven oven, BasePlayer player)	Called when an oven (Campfire, Furnace,...) is turned on or off
+OnPayForPlacement	Player		nonnull	object OnPayForPlacement(BasePlayer player, Planner planner, Construction construction)	Called when a player is paying for placement. Useful for preventing paying for placing deployables, building blocks and etc
+OnPayForUpgrade	Player		nonnull	object OnPayForUpgrade(BasePlayer player, BuildingBlock block, ConstructionGrade gradeTarget)	Called when player is paying for an upgrade. Useful for preventing paying for block upgrade
+OnPermissionRegistered	Permission	1	none	void OnPermissionRegistered(string name, Plugin owner)	Called when a permission has been registered
+OnPhoneAnswer	Phone		nonnull	object OnPhoneAnswer(PhoneController receiverPhone, PhoneController callerPhone)	Called when a player tries to answer a phone call
+OnPhoneAnswered	Phone		none	void OnPhoneAnswered(PhoneController receiverPhone, PhoneController callerPhone)	Called right after a player has answered a phone call
+OnPhoneCallStart	Phone		nonnull	object OnPhoneCallStart(PhoneController phone, PhoneController otherPhone, BasePlayer player)	Called after a phone has been answered, right before voice communication is established
+OnPhoneCallStarted	Phone		?	void OnPhoneCallStarted(PhoneController phone, PhoneController otherPhone, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a phone call has been answered and voice communication has been established
+OnPhoneDial	Phone		nonnull	object OnPhoneDial(PhoneController callerPhone, PhoneController receiverPhone, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player places a phone call
+OnPhoneDialFail	Phone		nonnull	object OnPhoneDialFail(PhoneController phone, Telephone.DialFailReason reason, BasePlayer player)	Called when a phone call is about to end or fail to start
+OnPhoneDialFailed	Phone		none	void OnPhoneDialFailed(PhoneController phone, Telephone.DialFailReason reason, BasePlayer player)	Called after a phone call has ended or failed to start
+OnPhoneDialTimedOut	Phone		none	void OnPhoneDialTimedOut(PhoneController callerPhone, PhoneController receiverPhone, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a phone was automatically hung up because the receiver phone wasn't answered in time
+OnPhoneDialTimeout	Phone		nonnull	object OnPhoneDialTimeout(PhoneController callerPhone, PhoneController receiverPhone, BasePlayer player)	Called when a phone is about to automatically hang up because the receiver phone wasn't answered in time
+OnPhoneNameUpdate	Phone		nonnull	object OnPhoneNameUpdate(PhoneController phoneController, string name, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to update a phone name
+OnPhoneNameUpdated	Phone		none	void OnPhoneNameUpdated(PhoneController phoneController, string name, BasePlayer player)	Called after a player has updated a phone name
+OnPlayerAddModifiers	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerAddModifiers(BasePlayer player, Item item, ItemModConsumable consumable)	Called after a player consumes an item such as tea that is about to apply modifiers
+OnPlayerAssist	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerAssist(BasePlayer target, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to assist target player (when target is wounded)
+OnPlayerAttack	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerAttack(BasePlayer attacker, HitInfo info)	Useful for modifying an attack before it goes out; hitInfo.HitEntity should be the entity that this attack would hit
+OnPlayerBanned	Player		none	void OnPlayerBanned(string name, ulong id, string address, string reason)	Called when the player is banned (Facepunch, EAC, server ban, etc.)
+OnPlayerChat	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerChat(BasePlayer player, string message, Chat.ChatChannel channel)	Called when the player sends chat to the server
+OnPlayerCommand	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerCommand(BasePlayer player, string command, string[] args)	Useful for intercepting players' commands before their handling
+OnPlayerConnected	Player		none	void OnPlayerConnected(BasePlayer player)	Called after the player object is created, but before the player has spawned
+OnPlayerCorpse	Player		none	void OnPlayerCorpse(BasePlayer player, BaseCorpse corpse)	Called when a non-null corpse has just been spawned
+OnPlayerCorpseSpawn	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerCorpseSpawn(BasePlayer player)	Called when a non-null corpse is about to spawn
+OnPlayerCorpseSpawned	Player		none	void OnPlayerCorpseSpawned(BasePlayer player, PlayerCorpse corpse)	Called when a non-null corpse has just been spawned
+OnPlayerDeath	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerDeath(BasePlayer player, HitInfo info)	Called when the player is about to die; HitInfo may be null sometimes
+OnPlayerDisconnected	Player		none	void OnPlayerDisconnected(BasePlayer player, string reason)	Called after the player has disconnected from the server
+OnPlayerDropActiveItem	Player		none	void OnPlayerDropActiveItem(BasePlayer player, Item item)	Called when the player drops their active held item
+OnPlayerHealthChange	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerHealthChange(BasePlayer player, float oldValue, float newValue)	Called just before the player's health changes
+OnPlayerInput	Player		none	void OnPlayerInput(BasePlayer player, InputState input)	Called when input is received from a connected client
+OnPlayerKeepAlive	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerKeepAlive(BasePlayer player, BasePlayer target)	Called before a player is kept alive (Example: You started "helping" player, it keeps him alive for at least 10 seconds more to be sure he won't die until you finish picking him up)
+OnPlayerKicked	Player		none	void OnPlayerKicked(BasePlayer player, string reason)	Called after the player is kicked from the server
+OnPlayerLand	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerLand(BasePlayer player, float num)	Called just before the player lands on the ground
+OnPlayerLanded	Player		none	void OnPlayerLanded(BasePlayer player, float num)	Called when the player landed on the ground
+OnPlayerLootEnd	Player		none	void OnPlayerLootEnd(PlayerLoot inventory)	Called when the player stops looting
+OnPlayerMetabolize	Player		none	void OnPlayerMetabolize(PlayerMetabolism metabolism, BaseCombatEntity entity, float delta)	Called after the player's metabolism has been changed
+OnPlayerRecover	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerRecover(BasePlayer player)	Called when the player is about to recover from the 'wounded' state
+OnPlayerRecovered	Player		none	void OnPlayerRecovered(BasePlayer player)	Called when the player was recovered
+OnPlayerReported	Player		none	void OnPlayerReported(BasePlayer reporter, string targetName, string targetId, string subject, string message, string type)	Called when a player has reported someone via F7
+OnPlayerRespawn	Player		data	object OnPlayerRespawn(BasePlayer player, BasePlayer.SpawnPoint spawnPoint) ;; object OnPlayerRespawn(BasePlayer player, SleepingBag sleepingBag)	Called when a player is attempting to respawn
+OnPlayerRespawned	Player		none	void OnPlayerRespawned(BasePlayer player)	Called when the player has respawned (specifically when they click the "Respawn" button); ONLY called after the player has transitioned from dead to not-dead, so not when they're waking up; This means it's possible for the player to connect and disconnect from a server without OnPlayerRespawned ever triggering for them
+OnPlayerRevive	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerRevive(BasePlayer reviver, BasePlayer player)	Called before the recover after reviving with a medical tool; Useful for canceling the reviving
+OnPlayerSetInfo	Player		none	void OnPlayerSetInfo(Connection connection, string key, string value)	Called when setting player's information *(aka console variables)*
+OnPlayerSleep	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerSleep(BasePlayer player)	Called when the player is about to go to sleep
+OnPlayerSleepEnded	Player		none	void OnPlayerSleepEnded(BasePlayer player)	Called when the player awakes
+OnPlayerSpawn	Player		data	object OnPlayerSpawn(BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is attempting to spawn for the first time
+OnPlayerSpectate	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerSpectate(BasePlayer player, string spectateFilter)	Called when the player starts spectating
+OnPlayerSpectateEnd	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerSpectateEnd(BasePlayer player, string spectateFilter)	Called when the player stops spectating
+OnPlayerTick	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerTick(BasePlayer player, PlayerTick msg, bool wasPlayerStalled)	
+OnPlayerViolation	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerViolation(BasePlayer player, AntiHackType type, float amount)	Called when the player triggers an anti-hack violation
+OnPlayerVoice	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerVoice(BasePlayer player, Byte[] data)	Called when the player uses the in-game voice chat
+OnPlayerWound	Player		nonnull	object OnPlayerWound(BasePlayer player, HitInfo info)	Called when the player is about to go down to the 'wounded' state; source might be null, check it before use
+OnPluginLoaded	Server	1	none	void OnPluginLoaded(Plugin plugin)	Called when any plugin has been loaded; Not to be confused with [`Loaded`](#loaded)
+OnPluginUnloaded	Server	1	none	void OnPluginUnloaded(Plugin plugin)	Called when any plugin has been unloaded; Not to be confused with [`Unload`](#unload)
+OnProjectileRicochet	Weapon		nonnull	object OnProjectileRicochet(BasePlayer player, PlayerProjectileRicochet ricochet)	Called when a player's weapon projectile ricochets
+OnQuarryEnabled	Resource		none	void OnQuarryEnabled(MiningQuarry quarry)	Called when a mining quarry is turned on/enabled
+OnQuarryGather	Resource		none	void OnQuarryGather(MiningQuarry quarry, Item item)	Called before items are gathered from a quarry
+OnQuarryToggled	Resource		none	void OnQuarryToggled(MiningQuarry quarry, BasePlayer player)	Called when a quarry has just been toggled
+OnRconCommand	Server		none	void OnRconCommand(IPAddress ip, string command, string[] args)	Called when an RCON command is run
+OnRconConnection	Server		nonnull	object OnRconConnection(IPAddress ip)	Called when a new RCON connection is opened
+OnReactiveTargetReset	Entity		none	void OnReactiveTargetReset(ReactiveTarget target)	Called after the reactive target is reset
+OnRecyclerToggle	Entity		nonnull	object OnRecyclerToggle(Recycler recycler, BasePlayer player)	Called when a recycler is turned on or off
+OnRefreshVendingStock	Vending		none	void OnRefreshVendingStock(VendingMachine machine, Item item)	Called when the stock on a vending machine is updated
+OnRemoveDying	Resource		nonnull	object OnRemoveDying(GrowableEntity plant, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is trying to harvest a dying growable entity
+OnResearchCostDetermine	Item		data	object OnResearchCostDetermine(Item item, ResearchTable researchTable) ;; object OnResearchCostDetermine(ItemDefinition itemDefinition)	Called when an item is being scrapped at a research table or when a blueprint is being unlocked in a tech tree
+OnResourceDepositCreated	Entity		none	void OnResourceDepositCreated(ResourceDepositManager.ResourceDeposit deposit)	Called when a resource deposit has been created
+OnRespawnInformationGiven	Player		none	void OnRespawnInformationGiven(BasePlayer player, RespawnInformation respawnInformation)	Called when a player is about to be sent respawn information
+OnRfBroadcasterAdd	Entity		nonnull	object OnRfBroadcasterAdd(IRFObject obj, int frequency)	Called right before an object starts broadcasting an RF frequency
+OnRfBroadcasterAdded	Entity		none	void OnRfBroadcasterAdded(IRFObject obj, int frequency)	Called right after an object has started broadcasting an RF frequency
+OnRfBroadcasterRemove	Entity		nonnull	object OnRfBroadcasterRemove(IRFObject obj, int frequency)	Called right before an object stops broadasting an RF frequency
+OnRfBroadcasterRemoved	Entity		none	void OnRfBroadcasterRemoved(IRFObject obj, int frequency)	Called right after an object has stopped broadcasting an RF frequency
+OnRfFrequencyChange	Entity		nonnull	object OnRfFrequencyChange(IRFObject obj, int frequency, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to change the frequency of an RF broadcaster or receiver; Useful for preventing particular reserved frequencies from being selected
+OnRfFrequencyChanged	Entity		none	void OnRfFrequencyChanged(IRFObject obj, int frequency, BasePlayer player)	Called after a player has changed the frequency of an RF broadcaster or receiver
+OnRfListenerAdd	Entity		nonnull	object OnRfListenerAdd(IRFObject obj, int frequency)	Called right before an object starts listening to an RF frequency
+OnRfListenerAdded	Entity		none	void OnRfListenerAdded(IRFObject obj, int frequency)	Called right after an object has started listening to an RF frequency
+OnRfListenerRemove	Entity		nonnull	object OnRfListenerRemove(IRFObject obj, int frequency)	Called right before an object stops listening to an RF frequency
+OnRfListenerRemoved	Entity		none	void OnRfListenerRemoved(IRFObject obj, int frequency)	Called right after an object has stopped listening to an RF frequency
+OnRidableAnimalClaim	Entity		nonnull	object OnRidableAnimalClaim(BaseRidableAnimal animal, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to claim a horse
+OnRidableAnimalClaimed	Entity		none	void OnRidableAnimalClaimed(BaseRidableAnimal animal, BasePlayer player)	Called after a player has claimed a horse
+OnRocketLaunched	Weapon		none	void OnRocketLaunched(BasePlayer player, BaseEntity entity)	Called when the player launches a rocket
+OnRotateVendingMachine	Vending		nonnull	object OnRotateVendingMachine(VendingMachine machine, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player attempts to rotate a vending machine
+OnRunPlayerMetabolism	Player		nonnull	object OnRunPlayerMetabolism(PlayerMetabolism metabolism, BasePlayer player, float delta)	Called before a metabolism update occurs for the specified player; Metabolism update consists of managing the player's temperature, health etc.; You can use this to turn off or change certain aspects of the metabolism, either by editing values before returning, or taking complete control of the method
+OnSamSiteTarget	Entity		nonnull	object OnSamSiteTarget(SamSite samSite, BaseCombatEntity target)	Called before last target visible time is updated
+OnSaveLoad	Server		nonnull	object OnSaveLoad(Dictionary<BaseEntity, ProtoBuf.Entity> entities)	Called when a save file is loaded
+OnSendCommand	Player		nonnull	object OnSendCommand(List<Connection> connections, string command, object[] args) ;; object OnSendCommand(Connection connection, string command, object[] args)	Called before a command is sent from the server to a player (or a group of players); Usually commands aren't sent to a group of players, so in most cases it's safe to use only OnSendCommand with a single Connection.
+OnServerCommand	Server		nonnull	object OnServerCommand(ConsoleSystem.Arg arg)	Useful for intercepting commands before they get to their intended target
+OnServerInformationUpdated	Server		none	void OnServerInformationUpdated()	Called after all steam information for the server has has been updated
+OnServerInitialized	Server	1	none	void OnServerInitialized(bool initial)	Called after the server startup has been completed and is awaiting connections; Also called for plugins that are hotloaded while the server is already started running; Boolean parameter, false if called on plugin hotload and true if called on server initialization
+OnServerMessage	Server		data	object OnServerMessage(string message, string playerName, string color, ulong playerId) ;; void OnServerMessage(string message, string playerName, string color, ulong playerId)	Called before a SERVER message is sent to a player
+OnServerRestartInterrupt	Server		nonnull	object OnServerRestartInterrupt()	Called when a server restart is being cancelled
+OnServerSave	Server	1	none	void OnServerSave()	Called before the server saves
+OnServerShutdown	Server		none	void OnServerShutdown()	Useful for saving something / etc on server shutdown
+OnShopAcceptClick	Entity		nonnull	object OnShopAcceptClick(ShopFront entity, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is trying to accept a trade in ShopFront
+OnShopCancelClick	Entity		nonnull	object OnShopCancelClick(ShopFront entity, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is cancelling a trade
+OnShopCompleteTrade	Entity		nonnull	object OnShopCompleteTrade(ShopFront entity)	Called before the trade is completed in ShopFront
+OnShopCompleteTrade	Entity		nonnull	object OnShopCompleteTrade(ShopFront shop, BasePlayer customer)	Called when a shopfront trade is complete
+OnSignLocked	Sign		none	void OnSignLocked(Signage sign, BasePlayer player) ;; void OnSignLocked(PhotoFrame photoFrame, BasePlayer player)	Called after the player has locked a sign or photo frame
+OnSignUpdated	Sign		none	void OnSignUpdated(Signage sign, BasePlayer player, int textureIndex) ;; void OnSignUpdated(PhotoFrame photoFrame, BasePlayer player) ;; void OnSignUpdated(CarvablePumpkin pumpkin, BasePlayer player)	Called after the player has changed the text on a sign or updated a photo frame
+OnSleepingBagDestroy	Entity		nonnull	object OnSleepingBagDestroy(SleepingBag sleepingBag, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to remove a sleeping bag from their respawn screen
+OnSleepingBagDestroyed	Entity		none	void OnSleepingBagDestroyed(SleepingBag sleepingBag, BasePlayer player)	Called after a player removes a sleeping bag from their respawn screen
+OnSleepingBagValidCheck	Entity		bool	bool? OnSleepingBagValidCheck(SleepingBag bag, ulong targetPlayerID, bool ignoreTimers)	Called when determining if a sleeping bag is a valid respawn location for a player; Useful in conjunction with OnRespawnInformationGiven since a custom sleeping bag will need to pass this check
+OnSolarPanelSunUpdate	Entity		nonnull	object OnSolarPanelSunUpdate(SolarPanel panel, int currentEnergy)	Called when a solar panel updates the amount of energy it is getting from the sun
+OnSpinWheel	Sign		none	void OnSpinWheel(BasePlayer player, SpinnerWheel wheel)	Called when the player spins a spinner wheel
+OnStashExposed	Player		none	void OnStashExposed(StashContainer stash, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player reveals a hidden stash
+OnStashHidden	Player		none	void OnStashHidden(StashContainer stash, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player hides a stash
+OnStructureDemolish	Structure		nonnull	object OnStructureDemolish(BaseCombatEntity entity, BasePlayer player, bool immediate)	Called when the player selects Demolish or DemolishImmediate from the BuildingBlock or BaseCombatEntity menu
+OnStructureRepair	Structure		nonnull	object OnStructureRepair(BaseCombatEntity entity, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player repairs a BuildingBlock or BaseCombatEntity
+OnStructureRotate	Structure		nonnull	object OnStructureRotate(BaseCombatEntity entity, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player rotates a BuildingBlock or BaseCombatEntity
+OnStructureUpgrade	Structure		nonnull	object OnStructureUpgrade(BaseCombatEntity entity, BasePlayer player, BuildingGrade.Enum grade)	Called when the player upgrades the grade of a BuildingBlock or BaseCombatEntity
+OnSupplyDropDropped	Entity		none	void OnSupplyDropDropped(SupplyDrop supplyDrop, CargoPlane cargoPlane)	Called right after a cargo plane has dropped a supply drop
+OnSupplyDropLanded	Entity		none	void OnSupplyDropLanded(SupplyDrop entity)	Called after Supply Drop has landed
+OnSurveyGather	Resource		none	void OnSurveyGather(SurveyCharge survey, Item item)	Called before items are gathered from a survey charge
+OnSwitchToggle	Entity		nonnull	object OnSwitchToggle(IOEntity entity, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to switch and ElectricSwitch or FuelGenerator
+OnSwitchToggled	Entity		none	void OnSwitchToggled(IOEntity entity, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a player switches an ElectricSwitch or FuelGenerator
+OnTakeCurrencyItem	Vending		nonnull	object OnTakeCurrencyItem(VendingMachine vending, Item item)	Called before currency item is taken
+OnTeamAcceptInvite	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamAcceptInvite(RelationshipManager.PlayerTeam team, BasePlayer player)	Useful for canceling team invitation acceptation
+OnTeamCreate	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamCreate(BasePlayer player)	Useful for canceling team creation
+OnTeamCreated	Team		none	void OnTeamCreated(BasePlayer player, RelationshipManager.PlayerTeam team)	Called after a team was created
+OnTeamDisband	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamDisband(RelationshipManager.PlayerTeam team)	Useful for canceling team disbandment
+OnTeamDisbanded	Team		none	void OnTeamDisbanded(RelationshipManager.PlayerTeam team)	Called when the team was disbanded
+OnTeamInvite	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamInvite(BasePlayer inviter, BasePlayer target)	Useful for canceling an invitation
+OnTeamKick	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamKick(RelationshipManager.PlayerTeam team, BasePlayer player, ulong target)	Useful for canceling kick of the player from the team
+OnTeamLeave	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamLeave(RelationshipManager.PlayerTeam team, BasePlayer player)	Useful for canceling the leave from the team
+OnTeamPromote	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamPromote(RelationshipManager.PlayerTeam team, BasePlayer newLeader)	Useful for canceling player's promotion in the team
+OnTeamRejectInvite	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamRejectInvite(BasePlayer rejector, RelationshipManager.PlayerTeam team)	Useful for canceling the invitation rejection
+OnTeamUpdate	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamUpdate(ulong currentTeam, ulong newTeam, BasePlayer player)	Called when player's team is updated
+OnTeamUpdated	Team		nonnull	object OnTeamUpdated(ulong currentTeam, PlayerTeam playerTeam, BasePlayer player)	Called before sending team info to player
+OnTechTreeNodeUnlock	TechTree		nonnull	object OnTechTreeNodeUnlock(Workbench workbench, TechTreeData.NodeInstance node, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is attempting to unlock a blueprint in a tech tree, after the `CanUnlockTechTreeNode` and `CanUnlockTechTreeNodePath` hooks, before the player is charged scrap; Useful for replacing the default behavior to charge the player a different currency, or to unlock multiple blueprints at once (such as those leading up to the one selected)
+OnTechTreeNodeUnlocked	TechTree		none	void OnTechTreeNodeUnlocked(Workbench workbench, TechTreeData.NodeInstance node, BasePlayer player)	Called after a player has unlocked a blueprint in a tech tree; Useful for automatically unlocking blueprints for team members
+OnTerrainInitialized	Terrain		none	void OnTerrainInitialized()	Called after the terrain generation process has completed
+OnThreatLevelUpdate	Player		nonnull	object OnThreatLevelUpdate(BasePlayer player)	Called when a player's threat level is about to be updated
+OnTick	Server		none	void OnTick()	Called every tick (defined by the tick rate of the server); For better performance, avoid using heavy calculations in this hook.
+OnToggleVendingBroadcast	Vending		none	void OnToggleVendingBroadcast(VendingMachine machine, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player toggles the broadcasting of the vending machine
+OnTrapArm	Item		nonnull	object OnTrapArm(BearTrap trap, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player arms a bear trap
+OnTrapDisarm	Item		nonnull	object OnTrapDisarm(Landmine trap, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player disarms a land mine
+OnTrapSnapped	Item		none	void OnTrapSnapped(BaseTrapTrigger trap, GameObject go)	Called when a trap is triggered by a game object
+OnTrapTrigger	Item		nonnull	object OnTrapTrigger(BaseTrap trap, GameObject go)	Called when a trap is triggered by a game object
+OnTreeMarkerHit	Resource		bool	bool? OnTreeMarkerHit(TreeEntity tree, HitInfo info)	Called when a player hits a tree with a tool (rock, hatchet, etc.)
+OnTurretAssign	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretAssign(AutoTurret turret, ulong targetId, BasePlayer initiator)	Called when a player attempts to authorize another player on a turret
+OnTurretAssigned	Entity		none	void OnTurretAssigned(AutoTurret turret, ulong targetId, BasePlayer initiator)	Called when a player has been authorized on a turret by another player
+OnTurretAuthorize	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretAuthorize(AutoTurret turret, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player attempts to authorize on a turret
+OnTurretClearList	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretClearList(AutoTurret turret, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player attempts to clear an autoturret's authorized list
+OnTurretDeauthorize	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretDeauthorize(AutoTurret turret, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player is deauthorized on an autoturret
+OnTurretModeToggle	Entity		none	void OnTurretModeToggle(AutoTurret turret)	Called when the mode of an autoturrent is toggled
+OnTurretRotate	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretRotate(AutoTurret turret, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to rotate an auto turret
+OnTurretShutdown	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretShutdown(AutoTurret turret)	Called when an autoturret is shut down
+OnTurretStartup	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretStartup(AutoTurret turret)	Called when an autoturret starts up
+OnTurretTarget	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretTarget(AutoTurret turret, BaseCombatEntity entity)	Called when an autoturret attempts to target an entity
+OnTurretToggle	Entity		nonnull	object OnTurretToggle(AutoTurret turret)	Called when an autoturret toggles powerstate (on/off)
+OnUserApprove	Player		nonnull	object OnUserApprove(Network.Connection connection)	Used by RustCore and abstracted into CanClientLogin
+OnUserApproved	Player	1	none	void OnUserApproved(string name, string id, string ipAddress)	Called after a player is approved to connect to the server
+OnUserBanned	Player	1	none	void OnUserBanned(string name, string id, string ipAddress, string reason)	Called when a player has been banned from the server; Will have reason available if provided
+OnUserChat	Player	1	data	object OnUserChat(IPlayer player, string message)	Called when a player sends a chat message to the server
+OnUserCommand	Player	1	nonnull	object OnUserCommand(IPlayer player, string command, string[] args)	Useful for intercepting players' commands before their handling
+OnUserConnected	Player	1	none	void OnUserConnected(IPlayer player)	Called after a player has been approved and has connected to the server
+OnUserDisconnected	Player	1	none	void OnUserDisconnected(IPlayer player)	Called after a player has disconnected from the server
+OnUserGroupAdded	Player	1	none	void OnUserGroupAdded(string id, string groupName)	Called when a player has been added to a group
+OnUserGroupRemoved	Player	1	none	void OnUserGroupRemoved(string id, string groupName)	Called when a player has been removed from a group
+OnUserKicked	Player	1	none	void OnUserKicked(IPlayer player, string reason)	Called when a player has been kicked from the server
+OnUserNameUpdated	Player	1	none	void OnUserNameUpdated(string id, string oldName, string newName)	Called when a player's stored nickname has been changed
+OnUserPermissionGranted	Player	1	none	void OnUserPermissionGranted(string id, string permName)	Called when a permission has been granted to a player
+OnUserPermissionRevoked	Player	1	none	void OnUserPermissionRevoked(string id, string permName)	Called when a permission has been revoked from a player
+OnUserRespawn	Player	1	none	void OnUserRespawn(IPlayer player)	Called when a player is respawning
+OnUserRespawned	Player	1	none	void OnUserRespawned(IPlayer player)	Called after a player has respawned
+OnUserUnbanned	Player	1	none	void OnUserUnbanned(string name, string id, string ipAddress)	Called when a player has been unbanned from the server
+OnVehicleModuleDeselected	Vehicle		none	void OnVehicleModuleDeselected(ModularCarGarage carLift, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a player deselects a vehicle module item in a car's inventory
+OnVehicleModuleMove	Vehicle		nonnull	object OnVehicleModuleMove(BaseVehicleModule module, BaseModularVehicle vehicle, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to move a vehicle module item that is currently on a vehicle
+OnVehicleModulesAssign	Vehicle		nonnull	object OnVehicleModulesAssign(ModularCar car, ItemModVehicleModule[] modulePreset)	Called right after a modular car has spawned, but before module items are added to its inventory from a preset
+OnVehicleModulesAssigned	Vehicle		none	void OnVehicleModulesAssigned(ModularCar car, ItemModVehicleModule[] modulePreset)	Called right after a car has spawned and its module inventory has been filled with module items from a preset
+OnVehicleModuleSelect	Vehicle		nonnull	object OnVehicleModuleSelect(Item moduleItem, ModularCarGarage carLift, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a player has selected a vehicle module item in a car inventory, but before they are shown the corresponding storage container
+OnVehicleModuleSelected	Vehicle		none	void OnVehicleModuleSelected(Item moduleItem, ModularCarGarage carLift, BasePlayer player)	Called right after a player has selected a vehicle module item in a car's inventory, and after they have been shown the corresponding storage container if applicable
+OnVehiclePush	Vehicle		nonnull	object OnVehiclePush(BaseVehicle vehicle, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to push a vehicle
+OnVendingShopOpened	Vending		none	void OnVendingShopOpened(VendingMachine machine, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player opens the customer ui for a vending machine
+OnVendingShopRename	Vending		nonnull	object OnVendingShopRename(VendingMachine vending, string newName, BasePlayer player)	Called when a player tries to rename vending shop
+OnVendingTransaction	Vending		bool	bool OnVendingTransaction(VendingMachine machine, BasePlayer buyer, int sellOrderId, int numberOfTransactions)	Called when a player attempts to buy an item from a vending machine
+OnWaterCollect	Entity		nonnull	object OnWaterCollect(WaterCatcher waterCatcher)	Called when a water catcher is about to collect water
+OnWaterPurified	Entity		none	void OnWaterPurified(WaterPurifier waterPurifier, float timeCooked)	Called after salt water has been converted to fresh water in a water purifier
+OnWaterPurify	Entity		nonnull	object OnWaterPurify(WaterPurifier waterPurifier, float timeCooked)	Called when salt water is about to be converted to fresh water in a water purifier
+OnWeaponFired	Weapon		none	void OnWeaponFired(BaseProjectile projectile, BasePlayer player, ItemModProjectile mod, ProtoBuf.ProjectileShoot projectiles)	Called when the player fires a weapon
+OnWeaponReload	Weapon		nonnull	object OnWeaponReload(BaseProjectile weapon, BasePlayer player)	Called when the player reloads a weapon
+OnWireClear	Entity		nonnull	object OnWireClear(BasePlayer player, IOEntity entity1, int connected, IOEntity entity2, bool flag)	Useful for preventing clearing wires
+OnWireConnect	Entity		nonnull	object OnWireConnect(BasePlayer player, IOEntity entity1, int inputs, IOEntity entity2, int outputs)	Useful for preventing a wire to connect
+OnWorldPrefabSpawned	World		none	void OnWorldPrefabSpawned(GameObject gameObject, string category)	Called when a world prefab was spawned
+OnWorldProjectileCreate	Weapon		nonnull	object OnWorldProjectileCreate(HitInfo hitInfo, Item item)	Called when a projectile is created
+Unload	Plugin	1	none	void Unload()	Called when a plugin is being unloaded

modules/rust/agent/items.tsv

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+shortname	item_id	display_name
+abovegroundpool	1840570710	Above Ground Pool
+ammo.grenadelauncher.buckshot	1055319033	40mm Shotgun Round
+ammo.grenadelauncher.he	349762871	40mm HE Grenade
+ammo.grenadelauncher.smoke	915408809	40mm Smoke Grenade
+ammo.handmade.shell	588596902	Handmade Shell
+ammo.nailgun.nails	-2097376851	Nailgun Nails
+ammo.pistol	785728077	Pistol Bullet
+ammo.pistol.fire	51984655	Incendiary Pistol Bullet
+ammo.pistol.hv	-1691396643	HV Pistol Ammo
+ammo.rifle	-1211166256	5.56 Rifle Ammo
+ammo.rifle.explosive	-1321651331	Explosive 5.56 Rifle Ammo
+ammo.rifle.hv	1712070256	HV 5.56 Rifle Ammo
+ammo.rifle.incendiary	605467368	Incendiary 5.56 Rifle Ammo
+ammo.rocket.basic	-742865266	Rocket
+ammo.rocket.fire	1638322904	Incendiary Rocket
+ammo.rocket.hv	-1841918730	High Velocity Rocket
+ammo.rocket.sam	-384243979	SAM Ammo
+ammo.rocket.smoke	-17123659	Smoke Rocket WIP!!!!
+ammo.shotgun	-1685290200	12 Gauge Buckshot
+ammo.shotgun.fire	-1036635990	12 Gauge Incendiary Shell
+ammo.shotgun.slug	-727717969	12 Gauge Slug
+ammo.snowballgun	550753330	
+antiradpills	-1432674913	Anti-Radiation Pills
+apple	1548091822	Apple
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+arrow.wooden	-1234735557	Wooden Arrow
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+battery.small	609049394	Battery - Small
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+bed	-1273339005	Bed
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+botabag	613961768	Bota Bag
+bow.compound	884424049	Compound Bow
+bow.hunting	1443579727	Hunting Bow
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+cactusflesh	1783512007	Cactus Flesh
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+can.tuna	-1941646328	Can of Tuna
+can.tuna.empty	-1557377697	Empty Tuna Can
+candycane	1121925526	Candy Cane
+candycaneclub	1789825282	Candy Cane Club
+car.key	946662961	Car Key
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+cctv.camera	634478325	CCTV Camera
+ceilinglight	1142993169	Ceiling Light
+chainsaw	1104520648	Chainsaw
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+chineselantern	-1916473915	Chinese Lantern
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+clone.hemp	-886280491	Hemp Clone
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+crankshaft3	1158340332	High Quality Crankshaft
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+cursedcauldron	1242522330	Cursed Cauldron
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+diesel_barrel	1568388703	Diesel Fuel
+diving.fins	296519935	Diving Fins
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+diving.tank	-2022172587	Diving Tank
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+door.key	-1112793865	Door Key
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+drumkit	-1330640246	Junkyard Drum Kit
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+electric.blocker	-690968985	Blocker
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+electric.cabletunnel	1835946060	Cable Tunnel
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+electric.flasherlight	-939424778	Flasher Light
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+electric.generator.small	-295829489	Test Generator
+electric.hbhfsensor	-1507239837	HBHF Sensor
+electric.heater	-784870360	Electric Heater
+electric.igniter	-44876289	Igniter
+electric.laserdetector	-798293154	Laser Detector
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+electric.simplelight	-282113991	Simple Light
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+electric.solarpanel.large	2090395347	Large Solar Panel
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+electric.teslacoil	1371909803	Tesla Coil
+electric.timer	665332906	Timer
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modules/rust/agent/skins.tsv

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+item_shortname	skins (id=name;id=name;...)
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+# rust-link — standing the bridge up
+
+**Operator- and developer-facing.** How to get a Rust server, a sidecar and a website talking, and
+how to tell which of the three is wrong when they are not. The contract itself is
+[`PROTOCOL.md`](PROTOCOL.md).
+
+There is no installer support for Rust yet — that is a later phase — so everything here is done by
+hand. When the installer gains `--game rust`, this page becomes the fallback path rather than the
+only one.
+
+---
+
+## 1. What you need
+
+| Piece | Where it comes from |
+|---|---|
+| A Rust dedicated server with **Oxide** | umod.org |
+| `RunicGateway.cs` | [Rust-Plugins](https://gitea.whitlocktech.com/RunicGateway/Rust-Plugins), `overlay/oxide/plugins/` |
+| `rust-link-sidecar` | [Rust-Link](https://gitea.whitlocktech.com/RunicGateway/Rust-Link) |
+| A Runic Gateway website with `module-rust` installed | [Module-Rust](https://gitea.whitlocktech.com/RunicGateway/Module-Rust) |
+
+**One game server, one sidecar, on that server's own host.** Six servers means six of the first two
+pairs and six rows in the website's admin panel.
+
+The module also expects four third-party Oxide plugins to be present for the features that follow
+the bridge itself — `Clans`, `Kits`, `PopupNotifications` and `ZoneManager`, all from k1lly0u on
+umod.org. The bridge works without them; the features that read them do not.
+
+---
+
+## 2. The order that works
+
+Sidecar first, then plugin, then website. Any order eventually converges — the plugin retries for
+ever and the website polls — but this one gives you a readable log at each step instead of three
+components all reporting that something else is missing.
+
+### 2.1 The sidecar
+
+```bash
+rust-link-sidecar --print-config
+```
+
+This resolves the configuration exactly as a normal start would: it writes `sidecar.toml` if it is
+missing, generates and saves an auth token if there is none, and prints the whole thing as JSON —
+**including the token in clear text**, which is the point. Keep that token; the website needs it and
+there is no second way to read it back.
+
+```json
+{
+  "component": "rust-link-sidecar",
+  "protocol": 1,
+  "config_path": "/etc/runicgateway/rust-main.toml",
+  "game": { "bind": "127.0.0.1:7799", "server_id": "" },
+  "web":  { "bind": "127.0.0.1:8090", "auth_token": "…", "ws_path": "/ws" },
+  "store": { "path": "/var/lib/runicgateway/rust-link.db" }
+}
+```
+
+Then start it. On a host running more than one game server, give each sidecar its own
+`--config`, its own ports and its own database file.
+
+**`[game].bind` stays on loopback.** There is no token on the game link — the plugin and the sidecar
+share a host and `127.0.0.1` *is* the authentication. Moving that bind to a routable address puts an
+unauthenticated command channel on the network.
+
+**`[web].bind` is the one you may need to move**, because the website is usually on another host.
+Behind TLS and a firewall: the token is the only thing guarding it.
+
+Check it:
+
+```bash
+curl http://127.0.0.1:8090/health
+{"status":"degraded","protocol":1,"plugin_connected":false,"database":"ok","uptime":"0m","last_event":null}
+```
+
+`degraded` with `plugin_connected: false` is exactly right at this point — nothing is connected yet.
+
+### 2.2 The plugin
+
+```bash
+cp RunicGateway.cs /path/to/rust/oxide/plugins/
+```
+
+Oxide compiles and loads it on the write. Watch `oxide/logs/`:
+
+```
+[Info] RunicGateway was compiled successfully in 2295ms
+[Info] [Runic Gateway] protocol 1, serverId 'main', sidecar 127.0.0.1:7799
+[Info] [Runic Gateway] connected to 127.0.0.1:7799
+```
+
+The first load also writes `oxide/config/RunicGateway.json`. Set `ServerId` before you go further:
+
+```json
+{ "Host": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 7799, "QueueCap": 5000, "ServerId": "main" }
+```
+
+**`ServerId` is this server's identity as the website knows it, and it is permanent.** It is not
+derived from the hostname on purpose — an operator renames a server for a season, and the site must
+not lose its history for it. Changing it later orphans everything recorded under the old one.
+
+Now `/health` should read:
+
+```json
+{"status":"ok","protocol":1,"plugin_connected":true,"database":"ok","uptime":"2m","last_event":"…"}
+```
+
+If it does not, ask the game server:
+
+```
+rg.link
+protocol=1 serverId=main connected=True depth=0 sent=3 dropped=0 received=2
+connects=1 writeErrors=0 bootId=boot-20260915T194502Z
+```
+
+### 2.3 The website
+
+**Admin → Rust → add a server.** Four values:
+
+| Field | Value |
+|---|---|
+| Id | the slug every URL carries. Match `ServerId` in the plugin config |
+| Name | what visitors see |
+| Sidecar base URL | `http://<sidecar host>:8090` |
+| Sidecar token | the `auth_token` from `--print-config` |
+
+**The token is write-only.** It is stored encrypted and never returned to any client; the panel
+reports only whether one is set. A save that leaves the field blank keeps the stored one — so
+renaming a server does not mean re-pasting a credential.
+
+Then press **Test**, which probes the sidecar and reports what came back:
+
+```json
+{ "ok": true, "status": "ok",
+  "sidecar": { "status": "ok", "protocol": 1, "plugin_connected": true, … } }
+```
+
+Within a poll interval the server appears at `/rust/servers`.
+
+---
+
+## 3. When it does not work
+
+A wrong URL, a wrong token and a mismatched protocol version all present as *"the site says my
+server is offline"*. The **Test** button is what separates them, and its `status` is the whole
+diagnosis:
+
+| `status` | What is wrong | Where to look |
+|---|---|---|
+| `ok` | nothing | — |
+| `no-token` | the admin form was saved without one | Admin → Rust |
+| `unauthorized` | the token does not match | `--print-config` on the sidecar host |
+| `protocol-mismatch` | the sidecar and the module speak different versions | upgrade one of them; the body names both numbers |
+| `timeout` | the sidecar answered too slowly, or not at all | the sidecar's own log |
+| `transport-error` | nothing is listening at that address | the base URL, the firewall, whether the sidecar is running |
+| `http-<code>` | something answered, and it was not a sidecar | usually a reverse proxy in front of the wrong thing |
+
+Two failures that look alike and are not:
+
+- **`plugin_connected: false` with an otherwise healthy sidecar** — the bridge is fine and the game
+  is not talking to it. Check the plugin is loaded (`oxide.plugins`) and `rg.link` on the game
+  server.
+- **The server is listed but reads `stale`** — something reported once and has not since. The row
+  says what was true when it was written; nothing has written it since. Either the poll is failing
+  (the website's log) or the sidecar stopped (its own).
+
+### 3.0 `untyped_frames` on `/health` is not zero
+
+**The plugin and the sidecar are on different protocol versions.** The game link has no handshake
+to catch that at connect time (`PROTOCOL.md` §2), so it shows up here instead: the sidecar files a
+frame by its `type`, a frame from the wrong version does not carry one it recognises, and it is
+dropped and counted rather than guessed at.
+
+The symptom without this counter is the confusing one — a game server plainly up, a sidecar plainly
+healthy, and a website showing nothing. Check the plugin's `rg.link` (it prints its protocol) against
+the sidecar's `/health` (which prints its own) and upgrade whichever is behind.
+
+### 3.1 The failures that are supposed to happen
+
+Three things look like breakage and are the design:
+
+- **Killing the sidecar does not disturb the game.** The plugin logs `sidecar link lost;
+  reconnecting` and retries with backoff, buffering into a bounded queue that drops its oldest
+  entries rather than growing. The game does not stall, and `Emit` never touches a socket.
+- **Starting the plugin before the sidecar logs one line and then goes quiet.** `cannot reach the
+  sidecar: … — retrying quietly until it answers`, printed once per load rather than every few
+  seconds. A wrong `Host` or `Port` looks exactly like this, which is why it is printed at all.
+- **The website renders with every game server off.** The server list, the player counts and the
+  last-reported times all come from stored state. A page that 500s because a socket is closed would
+  be a module that made the site's availability depend on the game's.
+
+---
+
+## 4. Running more than one server
+
+Each pair is fully independent: its own ports, its own `sidecar.toml`, its own database file, its
+own token, its own row on the website.
+
+Set `[game].server_id` in each `sidecar.toml` to match that server's plugin config. It is a
+**cross-check**, not a second source of truth — the plugin's announcement wins — and it exists to
+catch exactly one mistake: two game servers pointed at one sidecar by a copied config, which is
+silent in every other design and produces one server's history under another's name. When it fires
+you get a warning naming both ids.
+
+---
+
+## 4.1 What the bridge sends, and how much of it is kept
+
+From protocol 2 the plugin sends the read path: connects and disconnects, deaths, chat, gathering,
+bans and reports, and the wipe. Two things about the volume are worth knowing before you size
+anything.
+
+**Gathering and NPC kills are counted, not forwarded.** `OnDispenserGather` fires on every swing at
+a tree; sending one frame per swing would make the bridge the most expensive thing on the server. The
+plugin keeps a per-player tally and flushes it once a minute as a single `player.tally` frame. So the
+leaderboard is exact and the wire is quiet.
+
+**The sidecar's history is bounded; the website's is not.** `[store].retain_days` (default 14) is
+how long the sidecar keeps raw events. The permanent record — per-wipe totals that survive a wipe —
+lives in the website's own tables, so shortening this loses recent detail and never loses a player's
+history. Set it to `0` to keep everything, if the host's disk is yours to spend.
+
+**From protocol 3 your players can link their Steam account.** In game they type `/link` and the
+server answers them privately with a six-character code; on the website they type that code in
+within five minutes and the two are joined. Nothing about the link is stored on the game host — the
+website owns the record, and `/unlink` in game asks it to let go.
+
+Two things an operator should know about it:
+
+- **The code is never in a frame.** It reaches the player and nobody else, which is what makes typing
+  it into a signed-in browser proof that they are the one who asked. What crosses the bridge is
+  `account.link.requested`, a staff-visible note that somebody asked.
+- **A Steam account can belong to one website account at a time, across your whole fleet.** A code
+  from any of your servers links for all of them. If somebody links the wrong account the site
+  refuses to move it — the player runs `/unlink` in game, or staff release it from the user's page in
+  the admin panel.
+
+**From protocol 4 the website owns your permissions.** Groups and grants are written in
+Admin → Rust permissions and pushed into this server's own Oxide/Carbon permission store, so every
+plugin you already run honours them — Kits, ZoneManager, anything that calls `UserHasPermission`.
+Nothing is required of those plugins and nothing is configured twice.
+
+Four things an operator should know about it, because each looks like something else from the game
+side:
+
+- **A wipe does not lose them.** The site re-pushes the whole set when the server comes back. If your
+  wipe script clears `oxide/data/`, the permissions the site authored are back within a minute of the
+  server being up; ones granted at the console are not, because nothing remembers those.
+- **Granting at the console still works, and the website notices.** A hand edit is reported as
+  drift on that screen and is **never** undone on its own — an operator is offered two answers to
+  it: adopt it, so the site maintains it from then on, or revoke it. That is deliberate: a console
+  grant during an incident must survive the next sync.
+- **A permission no loaded plugin has registered cannot be granted.** Oxide's own API silently does
+  nothing for an unknown name, so the site checks first and reports the name as unresolved instead
+  of claiming a privilege nobody has. Load the plugin and the grant lands by itself.
+- **A player who has never connected to that server can hold a grant but cannot be in a group.**
+  The store has no record of them to put in a group yet; the site says which memberships are waiting
+  and they land on that player's first connection.
+
+`rg.perms` at the server console prints what the last sync did, which is the fastest way to tell
+"that permission does not exist here" from "that player has never been seen here".
+
+**From protocol 5 you can edit your plugins' settings from the website**, in Admin → Rust mod
+config. It reads the configuration directory your framework actually uses — `oxide/config` or
+`carbon/configs`, or wherever you moved it — and generates a form from the values it finds, so it
+works for whatever you have installed. Four things worth knowing before you use it:
+
+- **A save reloads the plugin and watches the reload.** If the plugin does not come back within four
+  seconds, the old file is **restored automatically** and the site shows you the log line that says
+  why. A typo costs you a few seconds, not a plugin.
+- **Your data directory is not listed, deliberately.** `oxide/data` (or `carbon/data`) holds live
+  state — kit cooldowns, zone definitions, the permission store itself — not settings. Editing it
+  from a web form edits your players' cooldowns, and a running plugin overwrites the change on its
+  next save anyway.
+- **Which plugin gets reloaded is your choice, with a guess filled in.** A folder name is
+  convention, not contract, so the site suggests one and lets you change it. The suggestion is right
+  nearly always and wrong silently when it is wrong, which is why it is a field rather than an
+  assumption.
+- **This bridge's own `Host`, `Port` and `ServerId` are read-only there.** Changing them from the
+  website would cut the link carrying the change, or strand every row the site holds for this
+  server. Edit them on the host; everything else in that file is editable from the site.
+
+`rg.config` at the server console prints which directory the site is reading and what the last write
+from it did.
+
+**Every row carries its wipe.** The plugin derives a `wipeId` from the save's creation time and
+stamps it on every frame, so a wipe splits the history rather than ending it. That is also why
+**the sidecar's database must never be in a wipe script's delete list** — see the Pterodactyl egg's
+`REMOVE_FILES`.
+
+---
+
+## 5. Upgrading
+
+The four declaration sites in [`PROTOCOL.md` §2](PROTOCOL.md#2-versioning) must agree. In practice
+that means upgrading the sidecar and the plugin **together**, because the game link has no version
+check of its own and a mismatched plugin mis-parses rather than refusing.
+
+The website is the forgiving half: it sends its version on every request and a sidecar that
+disagrees answers `409` with both numbers, so a module ahead of or behind its sidecar reports a
+named fault rather than misbehaving.

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@@ -0,0 +1,217 @@
+# The player walk — proving the half of the read path a console cannot reach
+
+Protocol 2's catalogue divides cleanly in two, and the line is not about importance: it is about
+whether a hook can fire without somebody holding a mouse.
+
+Everything in the first half was proven from a console and a REST client while phase 3 was built —
+the boards, the wipe id, the envelope, bans, the server lifecycle. Everything below needs a **real
+player on a real server**, because the hooks carry a `BasePlayer`, a `HitInfo` or a chat line, and
+none of those three can be manufactured from a console without becoming a different test.
+
+This document is the walk that closes it. It takes about ten minutes, it is the same on Oxide and on
+Carbon, and it is written so that the answer is readable afterwards rather than watched live.
+
+---
+
+## Before you start
+
+1. A rig running, with `RunicGateway.cs` loaded — `oxide.plugins` (or `c.plugins`) lists *Runic
+   Gateway*, and `rg.link` answers `connected=True`.
+2. A sidecar the rig can reach, with its store **empty** — that is what makes the event list at the
+   end readable as a transcript of the walk and nothing else.
+3. The sidecar's token to hand, for the reads at the bottom.
+
+Run this once, before you join:
+
+```
+rg.hooks
+```
+
+Every player hook should read **silent**. That is the baseline: the point of the walk is to move
+them, and starting from a run where some already fired proves less.
+
+---
+
+## The walk
+
+Do these in order. The order matters only in two places, noted where it does.
+
+| # | Do this | Fires | The frame should carry |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| 1 | **Join the server** | `CanUserLogin`, `OnUserApproved`, `OnPlayerConnected` | Three frames, in that order. The first two carry your **IP address** — check it is a real address and not the string `0`. `player.connected` carries your steam id and name |
+| 2 | **Wake up / spawn in** (click Respawn if you are dead) | `OnPlayerRespawned` | `player.respawned`, steam id only. It does **not** fire if you simply wake from sleeping — that is the hook's own documented behaviour, so no frame here is a pass, not a failure |
+| 3 | **Say something in chat**, then **say something in team chat** if you have a team | `OnPlayerChat` | Two `player.chat` frames, with `channel` reading `Global` and `Team`. The message must arrive whole — if it is truncated or the frame is missing, the flattener ate it |
+| 4 | **Chop a tree for about twenty seconds**, then **mine a node** | `OnDispenserGather` | **Nothing immediately.** This is the aggregate: one `player.tally` frame within 60 seconds, carrying `gathered` with `wood` and `stones`, summed. Seeing a frame per swing would be the bug |
+| 5 | **Kill an animal or a scientist** | `OnEntityDeath` | Again nothing immediately — `npcKills` on the next `player.tally`. No `player.death`: a chicken is not a killfeed entry |
+| 6 | **Die to the environment** — fall damage is easiest | `OnPlayerDeath` | `player.death` with `attackerType: "environment"`, a `grid` like `H7`, and **no** `attackerId`. Check the grid against the map: a wrong sign in the row arithmetic mirrors the whole map, and only a human with the map open can see that |
+| 7 | **Kill yourself** — `kill` in the F1 console | `OnPlayerDeath` | `attackerType: "self"`, no `attackerId` |
+| 8 | **If a second player is available**: kill each other once | `OnPlayerDeath` | `attackerType: "player"`, with `attackerId`, `attackerName`, a `weapon` shortname and a `distance` in metres. This is the killfeed's whole shape, and it is the one row phase 4's page is built from |
+| 9 | **Build a foundation, then destroy it yourself** | `OnEntityDeath` | `entity.destroyed` with `ownerId` (yours), `prefab`, `grid` and `attackerId`. Decay must **not** produce one of these — only a player breaking it |
+| 10 | **Disconnect** | `OnPlayerDisconnected` | `player.disconnected` with a `reason` and a **`sessionSec`** roughly equal to how long you were on. It also flushes your tally first, so any gathering since the last minute arrives immediately before it |
+
+Two ordering notes: step 4 must come before step 10 by at least a minute if you want to see the
+cadence flush rather than the disconnect flush, and step 1's three frames are the only place the
+order between hooks is itself part of the answer.
+
+---
+
+## Reading the result
+
+From the machine running the sidecar:
+
+```bash
+TOKEN=…            # [web].auth_token from sidecar.toml, or `--print-config`
+BASE=http://127.0.0.1:8090
+
+# The whole walk, oldest first, as a transcript.
+curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" "$BASE/feed?since=0&limit=500" \
+  | python -m json.tool
+
+# Or one kind at a time.
+curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" "$BASE/events?kind=player.death&limit=20"
+```
+
+And from the game console:
+
+```
+rg.hooks
+```
+
+Every hook in the walk should now read **fired**, with a count. A hook still `silent` after the step
+that should have fired it is the finding — and on Carbon it is the specific question
+[`CARBON.md`](../modules/rust/CARBON.md) §6 asks, since Carbon's catalogue omits thirteen uMod names
+and nobody has yet checked whether they are renames or holes.
+
+---
+
+## What counts as a pass
+
+Not "frames arrived". Three things, and the third is the one worth slowing down for:
+
+1. **Every hook in the table fired**, on both frameworks, from the same plugin file.
+2. **Every frame carries the envelope** — `type`, `serverId` and `wipeId` on all of them
+   ([`PROTOCOL.md`](PROTOCOL.md) §8.1). A player frame without a `wipeId` cannot be attributed to a
+   wipe and its rollup is lost.
+3. **The aggregates are aggregates.** `player.tally` is a delta since the last flush, so two minutes
+   of chopping is two frames that sum to the total, not two frames each carrying the total. Getting
+   this backwards makes every leaderboard roughly double, and it looks correct until somebody counts.
+
+Anything that disagrees with the table is a finding about the game or the framework rather than a
+mistake in the table — record it, the same way phases 0, 1 and 2 recorded theirs.
+
+---
+
+## The identity walk (protocol 3, phase 6)
+
+Added 2026-09-21, and here for the same reason as everything above: **a link code reaches a player
+and nobody else**, so no console can read one. The site's own half was walked in a browser — the
+refusals, the admin panel, staff unlink, the rate limit — and what needs a person in game is the
+three steps below.
+
+It takes two minutes, and it wants **two website accounts** — one you will link, one you will try to
+link the same Steam account to.
+
+| # | Do this | You should see |
+|---|---|---|
+| 1 | **In game, type `/link`** | A private reply with a six-character code and a five-minute deadline. Check it is private: a second player on the server must not see it. The code has **no O, 0, I or 1** in it — those glyphs are not in the alphabet, so one in your code is a finding |
+| 2 | **Type `/link` again straight away** | *"Please wait a moment…"* — the thirty-second cooldown. The first code is now dead either way: a new request drops the old one, so only the newest ever works |
+| 3 | **On the website, sign in and open `/player/rust`. Type the code** | The account appears, named as the game knows you, with the server it came from. Try the same code again: *"That code is unknown or has expired"* — it works once |
+| 4 | **Sign in as the SECOND account and type a fresh code for the same Steam account** | Refused, naming the account that holds it: *"That Steam account is already linked to <name>. Run /unlink in game to release it."* The link must **not** move — it is what phase 7 grants permissions against |
+| 5 | **In game, type `/unlink`** | The site's row disappears within one ingest tick (five seconds by default). Reload `/player/rust` to confirm — this is the frame arriving over the feed, not the page asking |
+| 6 | **Type a code from a server whose sidecar you have just stopped** | *"One of the servers could not be reached… your code is still good — try again in a minute."* Distinct from step 3's refusal, and the distinction is the point: the code is fine and fetching another one would not help |
+
+Step 6 needs a fleet of two, one of them down; on a single-server rig it reads *"The game servers are
+unreachable right now"* instead, which is the same rule with nothing left to be unsure about.
+
+**What counts as a pass here:** the code never appears anywhere but in front of the player who asked
+for it (check the chat log and the sidecar's `/events?kind=account.link.requested` — the frame
+carries the steam id, the name and a TTL, and **no code**), a Steam account belongs to one website
+account at a time, and every refusal is a sentence that tells the player what to do next.
+
+---
+
+## The permission walk (protocol 4, phase 7)
+
+Added 2026-09-21. The website half was walked end to end against a stand-in plugin — the authoring
+screen, the report, drift and its two answers, and a restart that emptied the store and was fully
+re-pushed. **What is left is the sentence the phase exists for: a grant made on the website gates a
+third-party plugin in the game.**
+
+It cannot be walked from a console, and it cannot be walked on the owner's account:
+
+- **A console session bypasses every gate.** The standard idiom is
+  `return !player || permission.UserHasPermission(...)`, and an RCON command has no `BasePlayer` —
+  so the console is unconditionally allowed ([PLAN.md §12.5](../modules/rust/PLAN.md)).
+- **An admin account bypasses most plugins' gates too**, and not uniformly: Popup Notifications
+  (`player.IsAdmin ||`) and Zone Manager (`authLevel > 0 ||`) are hard bypasses. Kits is the
+  exception — its `IsAdmin` is the `kits.admin` **permission** and `AdminIgnoreRestrictions`
+  defaults to `false` — so a kit's `RequiredPermission` does apply to a server owner.
+
+So this walk wants a **second, non-admin Steam account** connected to the rig. Kits alone can be
+walked on the owner's account; steps 4 and 5 cannot.
+
+| # | Do this | You should see |
+|---|---|---|
+| 1 | **Link the second account** (the identity walk above), then on the website open Admin → Rust permissions and grant it a kit's `RequiredPermission` — pick the kit from `GetKitNames`, or read one out of `oxide/config/Kits.json` | The grant appears with the account beside it. Within a minute the server row reads **in sync** — or press *Sync now* and watch it happen |
+| 2 | **In game on that account, open the kit menu** | The kit is no longer locked. Before the grant it shows as locked; that difference is the whole phase |
+| 3 | **At the server console, `oxide.show user <steamid>`** | The permission is there, granted by this plugin rather than by hand |
+| 4 | **At the console, `oxide.grant user <steamid> zonemanager.admin`** (a permission the site manages but did not grant) | Within seconds the website's screen shows it under *Changed in game*. **Revoke** it there, and it is gone from `oxide.show user` on the next sync. **Adopt** a different one instead and it stays, now listed as the site's own |
+| 5 | **Put the second account in a group on the website, then wipe or restart the server** (a wipe script that clears `oxide/data/` is the interesting case) | After the server is back: the group exists again, the membership is back, and the grant is back — without anybody touching the website. This is R2's central promise and the one thing a stand-in cannot prove |
+| 6 | **Grant a permission whose plugin you have just unloaded** | The site reports it **unresolved** against that server and keeps the grant. Load the plugin again: it lands on the next sync, with nothing typed |
+| 7 | **Add a website account that has never connected to this server to a group** | The site reports the membership as *waiting on their first connection*. Have them connect: it lands. A **direct grant** to the same account, by contrast, is in `oxide.show user` immediately |
+
+**Run it on both frameworks.** From phase 3, done means done on Oxide and on Carbon (R19/R21), and
+this phase has two specific things to confirm there rather than assume:
+
+- **`GetPermissionUsers` / `GetUsersInGroup` entry format.** Both answer `id(name)`, and the spacing
+  differs between the calls and between the frameworks. The plugin takes everything before the first
+  bracket. If that parse is wrong, **every holder is reported as foreign** — which is visible
+  immediately: the drift list fills with grants the site itself made.
+- **`GetGroupPermissions(name, false)`** is called with both arguments. If Carbon's signature has no
+  second parameter, the plugin does not compile there at all — the one place in protocol 4 where
+  R19's byte-identical-plugin claim is at risk.
+
+**What counts as a pass:** a non-admin player's access in game changes because of something typed on
+the website and nothing else; a hand edit is reported rather than undone; and a wipe costs the
+operator nothing.
+
+## The configuration walk (protocol 5, phase 7b)
+
+Added 2026-09-22. The website half was walked end to end against a real sidecar and a stand-in
+plugin over a real directory of real config files — the recursive walk, a form save, a rollback, a
+refusal, a version conflict and the locked keys — and the plugin half **compiles and loads on the
+live Oxide rig**, where `rg.config` answers
+`protocol=5 framework=oxide root=/home/container/oxide/config`.
+
+**What is left is the sentence the phase exists for: a setting changed on the website takes effect
+in the running game.** It needs the sidecar and the game server on **one host**, because the game
+link is loopback by design (D2) — on the Pterodactyl rigs that is phase 18's egg, and on a
+development machine it is a firewall rule for the port the plugin dials.
+
+| # | Do this | You should see |
+|---|---|---|
+| 1 | **Open Admin → Rust mod config** and pick the server | The tree the framework actually uses — `oxide/config` on Oxide, `carbon/configs` on Carbon — grouped by plugin, with every loaded plugin's version beside it |
+| 2 | **Open `ZoneManager.json`, change a setting, leave the reload target on its guess, and save** | "Saved, and the plugin reloaded." At the console, `oxide.show`/`c.show` is irrelevant — the proof is the plugin behaving differently, so pick a setting you can see: `Auto Show Zones`, or an entry message |
+| 3 | **Check a float nobody touched**, e.g. a rate ending `.0`, in the file on the host | It is still `1.0`, not `1`. This is the trap the whole editor exists for, and a server whose configs are full of whole-numbered floats is where it bites |
+| 4 | **Break a config on purpose** — in Raw JSON, give a numeric field a string, or anything the plugin's own class cannot deserialize — and save with that plugin as the reload target | Within about four seconds: *"The plugin did not come back, so the old file was put back automatically"*, the compiler's own line underneath it, and the file on the host back as it was. `oxide.plugins` shows the plugin **loaded** — because the restore was reloaded too |
+| 5 | **Save a nested file** (`Kits/kits.json`, or any `config/<Mod>/x.json`) **and confirm the reload target** | The right plugin reloads. Reloading the wrong one is the failure this field exists to prevent, and it reports success — so check `oxide.plugins`' timestamps, not the website's word |
+| 6 | **Open the bridge's own config** | `Host`, `Port` and `ServerId` are read-only with the reason; `QueueCap` saves; the reload dropdown does not offer this plugin. The save says it was written and **not** reloaded, which is the honest answer — our settings apply on the next deliberate reload |
+| 7 | **Edit a file on the host over SSH while the website has it open, then save from the website** | A conflict, with the current file offered — never an overwrite |
+| 8 | **Ask for a file outside the tree** (`../data/oxide.users.data`, an absolute path) with `curl` against the sidecar, with a valid token | Refused by the **plugin**, with a reason. The sidecar forwards paths and judges none of them; the guard is where the directory is |
+
+**Run it on both frameworks.** From phase 3, done means done on Oxide and on Carbon (R19/R21), and
+this phase has two specific things to confirm rather than assume:
+
+- **The reload path.** The plugin asks `Interface.Oxide` for `ReloadPlugin` by reflection and falls
+  back to a console command — `c.reload` on Carbon, `oxide.reload` on Oxide, chosen by looking for a
+  Carbon assembly at runtime. A wrong prefix on Carbon prints **nothing at all**, which looks
+  exactly like a command that worked (`CARBON.md` §5), so the proof is `OnPluginLoaded` arriving,
+  not the command being accepted.
+- **`OnPluginLoaded` / `OnPluginUnloaded` firing at all.** They are the rollback's only evidence. If
+  either does not fire on a framework, every save there rolls itself back four seconds later and
+  reports a plugin that is in fact perfectly fine. `rg.hooks` at the console is the standing answer:
+  both names are in `ExpectedHooks`, so a framework that never raises one shows a zero.
+
+**What counts as a pass:** a setting typed on the website changes what the running game does; a
+deliberately broken config leaves the plugin loaded and the operator holding the reason; and no file
+the save did not touch differs by a single byte.

website/PROJECT_TREE.md

@@ -865,11 +865,6 @@ website/
 │   │   ├── trustProxy.test.js
 │   │   ├── usernamePolicy.test.js
 │   │   └── userNotificationsSql.test.js
-│   ├── tools/
-│   │   └── cliloc-export/
-│   │       ├── clilocexport.csproj
-│   │       ├── Program.cs
-│   │       └── README.md
 │   ├── .env.example
 │   ├── engagement-triggers.json
 │   ├── package-lock.json