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# Bleeding Adjustment
## Bleeding adjustment
Bleeding setting allows you to set the bleeding feature available in the script.
Adjust this setting to activate or deactivate bleeding.
```lua
Config.EnableBleeding = true -- if true will enable bleeding
```
`Config.BleedingPerMillisecond` This setting determines how many times every second `Config.BleedingHitDamage` will damage the player
Also `Config.BleedingMultiplier` is a multiplier setting that determines how many x damage you will take
```lua
Config.BleedingHitDamage = 1 -- how many times player can bleed
Config.BleedingPerMillisecond = 2500 -- how many seconds player will bleed
Config.BleedingMultiplier = 1 -- how many times player will bleed
```
When you activate this setting, the player will take damage but will continue to regenerate health. With a balanced setting, you can never get the player killed even if they take damage.
```lua
Config.DisableSetPlayerHealthRecharge = false -- if true will disable recharge player health
```
Self-healing feature This feature allows the player to cure their own bleeding for a certain period of time. Stops bleeding. When you use this item, the player will stop bleeding for a certain number of seconds in `Config.StopBleedingTime`. However, if the player takes damage, the player will need to use this item again to treat the wounds.
```lua
Config.ItemSelfTreatment = "bandageg" -- item name for self treatment
Config.StopBleedingTime = 1 -- minutes
```
---
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