> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://visionstore.gitbook.io/visionstore-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://visionstore.gitbook.io/visionstore-docs/scripts/crafting/configuration/condition.md). # Wear and maintenance How benches wear from use, what a worn bench does, and the three maintenance kits. Benches wear out from **use** (never from time) and are repaired with maintenance kits. A worn bench crafts slower, and a broken one refuses new crafts until it's overhauled. **Wear never destroys a player's items.** Everything is in `config/condition.lua`. ```lua Config.Condition = { enabled = true, debug = false, starting = 100.0, -- condition of a brand new bench maximum = 100.0, minimum = 0.0, -- ... } ``` Set `enabled = false` to turn the whole system off. ## Wear Wear is applied once per **completed** craft. Cancelled crafts cost nothing. ```lua wear = { tiers = { simple = { min = 0.10, max = 0.30 }, normal = { min = 0.30, max = 0.80 }, complex = { min = 0.80, max = 1.50 }, }, classify = { weights = { level = 1.0, ingredientTypes = 2.0, durationMinutes = 1.5, xp = 0.05, }, thresholds = { simple = 8.0, normal = 22.0 }, }, perRecipe = { -- ['weapon_pistol'] = 'complex', -- ['bandage'] = { min = 0.05, max = 0.10 }, }, perCategory = { -- ['weapons'] = 'complex', }, scaleWithQuantity = true, quantityExponent = 0.85, maxPerCraft = 6.0, failureMultiplier = 1.0, globalMultiplier = 0.80, }, ``` | Option | Default | What it does | | ---------------------------------------- | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `tiers` | | Condition lost per craft (random in the range) for each recipe tier. | | `classify` | | Each recipe's tier is worked out from its own numbers: `level×1 + ingredientTypes×2 + minutes×1.5 + xp×0.05`. Up to 8 = simple, up to 22 = normal, above = complex. | | `perRecipe` / `perCategory` | empty | Force a tier name or an exact `{ min, max }` for a recipe or a whole category. | | `scaleWithQuantity` / `quantityExponent` | `true` / `0.85` | Batches wear more, but less than linear. | | `maxPerCraft` | `6.0` | Cap per craft, however large the batch. | | `failureMultiplier` | `1.0` | Wear of a failed craft, as a fraction. | | `globalMultiplier` | `0.80` | **One dial for everything.** `0.5` = benches last twice as long. | The player's **Careful Handling** perk reduces wear further (see [Crafting Mastery](/visionstore-docs/scripts/crafting/configuration/mastery.md)). ## Condition stages ```lua stages = { { key = 'pristine', min = 76.0, label = 'bench.stage_pristine', tone = 'good' }, { key = 'used', min = 51.0, label = 'bench.stage_used', tone = 'fair' }, { key = 'worn', min = 26.0, label = 'bench.stage_worn', tone = 'warn' }, { key = 'critical', min = 0.1, label = 'bench.stage_critical', tone = 'danger' }, { key = 'offline', min = 0.0, label = 'bench.stage_offline', tone = 'dead' }, }, ``` On the bench these show as **Well Maintained**, **Used**, **Worn**, **Critical Condition** and **Out of Service**. ## Effects ```lua effects = { craftSpeed = { enabled = true, byStage = { pristine = 1.00, used = 1.05, worn = 1.15, critical = 1.35, }, }, outOfServiceAt = 0.0, minimumConditionForTier = { simple = 0.0, normal = 0.0, complex = 20.0, }, minimumConditionForRecipe = { -- ['weapon_microsmg'] = 35.0, }, warnBelow = 50.0, }, ``` | Option | Default | What it does | | --------------------------- | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `craftSpeed.byStage` | 1.00 → 1.35 | Craft time multiplier per stage. A critical bench takes 35% longer. | | `outOfServiceAt` | `0.0` | At or below this the bench refuses new crafts (running ones still finish). | | `minimumConditionForTier` | complex `20.0` | Minimum condition to start a recipe of each tier. `0` = no gate. | | `minimumConditionForRecipe` | empty | Per-recipe override of the gate above. | | `warnBelow` | `50.0` | Below this the screen recommends a service. | ## Maintenance kits Three ox\_inventory items, weakest to strongest. They're used from the bench screen (**Service Bench**) and are craftable on the Tools Bench. | Kit | Restores | Usable from | Bench out of service for | | ---------------------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | | `workbench_service_kit` | 15-25% | 26% condition | 5 hours | | `industrial_maintenance_kit` | 35-50% | 6% condition | 3 hours | | `precision_overhaul_kit` | 65-85% | 0% (the only kit that revives a dead bench) | 1 h 30 min | ```lua kits = { { item = 'workbench_service_kit', label = 'bench.kit_service', restore = { min = 15.0, max = 25.0 }, usableFrom = 26.0, usableTo = 99.0, duration = 5 * 60 * 60, -- 5 hours }, -- industrial_maintenance_kit, precision_overhaul_kit ... }, ``` | Field | What it does | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | `item` | The ox\_inventory item name. | | `label` | Locale key for its display name. | | `restore` | Condition restored, rolled in this range. | | `usableFrom` / `usableTo` | The condition range the kit can be used in. | | `duration` | **Real** seconds the bench is out of service while being repaired. | The player's **Table Maintenance** perk shortens the repair time. ## Maintenance flow ```lua repair = { serviceableBelow = 99.0, brokenRequiresTopTier = true, cooldownMs = 3000, tickSeconds = 30, resyncSeconds = 60, cancellable = false, }, ``` | Option | Default | What it does | | ----------------------- | ------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | `serviceableBelow` | `99.0` | At or above this condition, a service is refused. | | `brokenRequiresTopTier` | `true` | A dead bench needs the last (strongest) kit. | | `cooldownMs` | `3000` | Per-player gap between attempts. | | `tickSeconds` | `30` | How often finished repairs are noticed. | | `resyncSeconds` | `60` | How often nearby screens re-sync the repair timer. | | `cancellable` | `false` | A started repair can't be cancelled. | --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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