Sakhal Loot Economy Tool

Item: The item's game-file name

Nominal: The maximum quantity on the map at any time. The quantity the loot economy attempts to keep on the map. Nominal=0 typically doesn't spawn unless it's part of an event.

Lifetime: How long an item will stay in place if not picked up (in seconds).

Restock: If the quantity of the item on the map is less than Nominal, this is how long until the game attempts to restock the item (in seconds)

Min: The minimum quantity that should be on the map at any time.

QuantMin: For items with contents (canteen, weapon mags, etc.) this is the min. amount of fill to spawn them with (%). Typically -1 for things without inventory.

QuantMax: For items with contents (canteen, weapon mags, etc.) this is the max. amount of fill to spawn them with (%). Typically -1 for things without inventory.

Category: The category of the item.

Usage: Usage is used to categorize buildings. So, the item will spawn in buildings categorized as the Usage(s) in the Usage column. These are not areas as you might assume. They are types of buildings.

Tiers: Loot tier in which the item can spawn. No tier means it can spawn in any tier though it's usually restricted by usage/building type. See the Sakhal Loot Tier Map. Note: this is called "value" in the actual loot economy types.xml file.

The following aren't included in the table below due to space constraints:

Count in Cargo: When calculating Nominal, count any items in cargo such as vehicles and backpacks? 1=yes, 0=no

Count in Hoarder: When calculating Nominal, count any items in storage containers such as tents? 1=yes, 0=no. This determines whether to count items in bases essentially.

Count in Map: When calculating Nominal, count any items currently on the map? 1=yes, 0=no

Count in Player: When calculating Nominal, count any items in players' inventories? 1=yes, 0=no. Note: The player must be logged in for the item to count. Logged out players' inventories are not counted.