Detectorist

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Make sure to add the necessary items, item images and job names required for the job

["name"]: It is the label that will appear in menus or notifications.

[‘menu’] variable consists of things related to the location from which the job is to be retrieved

["job_menu"]: @vector3 Accepts. The menu access location of the job.
["interaction_distance"]: @float Accepts. The player distance controlled to access the menu.

📦 Giveable / Findable Items

It is a table consisting of the items that will appear while searching the areas. You can add or remove new items.

["item_name"]: @object We can start creating the table structure by writing the name of the item.

["label"]: @string Name to be displayed in the notification to be sent when the item is found.
["amount"]: @number The amount to be given to the person when the item is found. You can make it random if you want. Here is an example: math.random(1, 3) (but I don't recommend it).
["rarity"]: @float It is the probability (valence) of finding the item. I recommend making it maximum 1.0. The more the value decreases, the more valuable it becomes as a ‘Zero’ is added to its left, here are a few examples: 0.1, 0.05, 0.02.

🚗 Car Settings

Contains the details of the operator vehicle. You can enter spawn location and vehicle type.

["model"]: @string You can enter the vehicle model here. Be careful to enter a valid vehicle.
["spawnCoords"]: @vector4 Accepts. It is the position where the vehicle will emerge. The direction your character is facing is the direction the front of your vehicle will face.

🔩Props Settings / Detector Attach

Necessary conditions for attaching the detector to the player and the vehicle.

["prop_settings"]: @object Detector attach settings.
["prop"]: @string It is the name of the detector model.
- ["car_attach"]: The necessary settings for the prop to be a paperclip for the car back
  - ["bone"]: @number Select the appropriate one of the bonnets that the back have.
  - ["coords"]: @vector3 It is the offset to be added to the 0.0 position of the boot.
  - ["rotation"]: @vector3 The location, direction and heading settings of the Prop when attaching it to the back.
- ["player_attach:]: Prop settings between the prop and the player.
  - ["coords"]: @vector3 It is the offset to be added to the 0.0 position of the player.
  - ["rotation"]: @vector3 The location, direction and heading settings of the Prop when attaching it to the player.
  - ["animName"]: @string Animation name.
  - ["animDict"]: @string Animation directory name.

⏱Cooldown Timer / Animation Duration

["reset_timer"]: @number When you finish all item searches and excavations in a search area, it is an area-specific cooldown type so that you cannot search the area again.

["digging_duration"]: @number When you find a valuable item, this is the time you will animate while digging for it.

📍Detectorist Zones / Areas

It consists of areas where valuables will be searched and areas where the items are buried.

["detectorist_zones"]: @object Areas.

[index]: IMPORTANT ⇒ @number This is a area number. The maximum number of area found should be written by adding +1. If there are no area, it should start from 1.
["zone"]: @vector3 Coordinate of the area to be searched.
["radius"]: @float It is the width of the area.
In the ‘detectable_coords’ section, the vector4 coordinate from which the valuable item will be extracted must be entered.
```
["detecable_coords"] = {
    [1] = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0),
},
```

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📦 Giveable / Findable Items

It is a table consisting of the items that will appear while searching the areas. You can add or remove new items.

["item_name"]: @object We can start creating the table structure by writing the name of the item.

["label"]: @string Name to be displayed in the notification to be sent when the item is found.

["amount"]: @number The amount to be given to the person when the item is found. You can make it random if you want. Here is an example: math.random(1, 3) (but I don't recommend it).

["rarity"]: @float It is the probability (valence) of finding the item. I recommend making it maximum 1.0. The more the value decreases, the more valuable it becomes as a ‘Zero’ is added to its left, here are a few examples: 0.1, 0.05, 0.02.

🚗 Car Settings

Contains the details of the operator vehicle. You can enter spawn location and vehicle type.

["model"]: @string You can enter the vehicle model here. Be careful to enter a valid vehicle.

["spawnCoords"]: @vector4 Accepts. It is the position where the vehicle will emerge. The direction your character is facing is the direction the front of your vehicle will face.

🔩Props Settings / Detector Attach

Necessary conditions for attaching the detector to the player and the vehicle.

["prop_settings"]: @object Detector attach settings.

["prop"]: @string It is the name of the detector model.

["car_attach"]: The necessary settings for the prop to be a paperclip for the car back
- ["bone"]: @number Select the appropriate one of the bonnets that the back have.
- ["coords"]: @vector3 It is the offset to be added to the 0.0 position of the boot.
- ["rotation"]: @vector3 The location, direction and heading settings of the Prop when attaching it to the back.
["player_attach:]: Prop settings between the prop and the player.
- ["bone"]: @number Select the appropriate one of the back that the player have.
- ["coords"]: @vector3 It is the offset to be added to the 0.0 position of the player.
- ["rotation"]: @vector3 The location, direction and heading settings of the Prop when attaching it to the player.
- ["animName"]: @string Animation name.
- ["animDict"]: @string Animation directory name.

📍Detectorist Zones / Areas

It consists of areas where valuables will be searched and areas where the items are buried.

["detectorist_zones"]: @object Areas.

[index]: IMPORTANT ⇒ @number This is a area number. The maximum number of area found should be written by adding +1. If there are no area, it should start from 1.

["zone"]: @vector3 Coordinate of the area to be searched.

["radius"]: @float It is the width of the area.

In the ‘detectable_coords’ section, the vector4 coordinate from which the valuable item will be extracted must be entered.

["detecable_coords"] = {
    [1] = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0),
},