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    "Bounds": {
      "HeightLower": "0.02",
      "HeightUpper": "0.1225",
      "WidthLeft": "0.725",
      "WidthRight": "0.83"
    },
    "BoundsBackground": "0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1",
    "cuiEnabled": true,
    "FontColor": "0.74 0.76 0.78 1",
    "FontSizeBar": 11,
    "FontSizeLevel": 11,
    "FontSizePercent": 11,
    "TextShadowEnabled": true,
    "XpBarBackground": "0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2",
    "XpBarColors": {
      "A": "0 0.8 0 0.5",
      "C": "0.2 0.72 0.5 0.5",
      "M": "0.1 0.5 0.8 0.5",
      "S": "0.8 0.1 0 0.5",
      "WC": "0.8 0.4 0 0.5"
    }
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  "Functions": {
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      "halloween-bone-collectable": true,
      "halloween-metal-collectable": true,
      "halloween-stone-collectable": true,
      "halloween-sulfur-collectible": true,
      "halloween-wood-collectable": true,
      "hemp-collectable": true,
      "metal-collectable": true,
      "mushroom-cluster-5": true,
      "mushroom-cluster-6": true,
      "pumpkin-collectable": true,
      "stone-collectable": true,
      "sulfur-collectable": true,
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    "enableCropGather": true,
    "enableDispenserGather": true
  },
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    "enablePermission": false,
    "excludeChainsawOnGather": false,
    "excludeJackhammerOnGather": false,
    "exludeWeaponsOnGather": false,
    "gameProtocol": 2140,
    "penaltyMinutes": 10,
    "penaltyOnDeath": true,
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    "playerPluginDefaultEnabled": true,
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    "wipeDataOnNewSave": false
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    "enableNightBonus": false,
    "logEnabledBonusConsole": false,
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      "A": 60,
      "M": 60,
      "S": 60,
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    },
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      "A": 2,
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      "PercentFasterPerLevel": 5,
      "TimeSpent": 1,
      "XPPerTimeSpent": 3
    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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      "M": 30,
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    },
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      "S": 2,
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    },
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}

This worked for me. This section makes it 5% per level, instead of 20%. That means that when someone reaches L21 in Mining, assuming they are using a metal tool, they'll get 2000 (twice the normal 1000) instead of 5000 from a stone node. 

"ResourcePerLevelMultiplier": {
      "A": 0.5,
      "M": 0.5,
      "S": 0.5,
      "WC": 0.5

I also reduced how much XP they get per hit. This makes attaining levels much slower. I don't wipe levels as often as I wipe the map, so one of the bonuses for the players is knowing that they'll keep their ZLevels even through a wipe. If the levels on my server were going to continue to grow over months, I needed to make it slower. 

 "PointsPerHit": {
      "A": 10,
      "M": 10,
      "S": 10,
      "WC": 10

Crafting only has 20 levels and 5% per level means a 100% reduction (although, it's certainly not instant craft like the description says). Changing the percentage is out of the question, but what I did was change the XP earned per second of crafting. Now it's much slower. I had guys on my server gathering tons of stone and going AFK while crafting ROCKS just to get crafting XP. Oof. 

 "CraftingDetails": {
      "PercentFasterPerLevel": 5,
      "TimeSpent": 1,
      "XPPerTimeSpent": 1

I also increased the amount of XP lost on death. I wanted them to have more incentive for staying alive. If you YEET, you lose XP. :shrug: Of course, this is offset by the ZLevels mechanic allowing for partial to full exception to this mechanic based on how long since your last death. 

"PercentLostOnDeath": {
      "A": 75,
      "C": 75,
      "M": 75,
      "S": 75,
      "WC": 75

I also made it so that the resources gathered aren't doubled at night. XP gain is still doubled, but resources are not. 

Day multipliers

 "DefaultResourceMultiplier": {
      "A": 1,
      "M": 1,
      "S": 1,
      "WC": 1

Night Multipliers

  "ResourcePerLevelMultiplierAtNight": {
      "A": 1,
      "M": 1,
      "S": 1,
      "WC": 1

Points per hit at night

  "PointsPerHitAtNight": {
      "A": 20,
      "M": 20,
      "S": 20,
      "WC": 20

Does this help? 

Also...  I use ZLevels in place of using a multiplier for the entire server. If you're managing a 5x server, you don't really need ZLevels. If you left your ZLevels at default, you wouldn't need your server to be 5x or even 2x. But, hey, that's just my opinion -- don't let me tell you how to run your server. 

Philoludos

This worked for me. This section makes it 5% per level, instead of 20%. That means that when someone reaches L21 in Mining, assuming they are using a metal tool, they'll get 2000 (twice the normal 1000) instead of 5000 from a stone node. 

"ResourcePerLevelMultiplier": {
      "A": 0.5,
      "M": 0.5,
      "S": 0.5,
      "WC": 0.5

I also reduced how much XP they get per hit. This makes attaining levels much slower. I don't wipe levels as often as I wipe the map, so one of the bonuses for the players is knowing that they'll keep their ZLevels even through a wipe. If the levels on my server were going to continue to grow over months, I needed to make it slower. 

 "PointsPerHit": {
      "A": 10,
      "M": 10,
      "S": 10,
      "WC": 10

Crafting only has 20 levels and 5% per level means a 100% reduction (although, it's certainly not instant craft like the description says). Changing the percentage is out of the question, but what I did was change the XP earned per second of crafting. Now it's much slower. I had guys on my server gathering tons of stone and going AFK while crafting ROCKS just to get crafting XP. Oof. 

 "CraftingDetails": {
      "PercentFasterPerLevel": 5,
      "TimeSpent": 1,
      "XPPerTimeSpent": 1

I also increased the amount of XP lost on death. I wanted them to have more incentive for staying alive. If you YEET, you lose XP. :shrug: Of course, this is offset by the ZLevels mechanic allowing for partial to full exception to this mechanic based on how long since your last death. 

"PercentLostOnDeath": {
      "A": 75,
      "C": 75,
      "M": 75,
      "S": 75,
      "WC": 75

I also made it so that the resources gathered aren't doubled at night. XP gain is still doubled, but resources are not. 

Day multipliers

 "DefaultResourceMultiplier": {
      "A": 1,
      "M": 1,
      "S": 1,
      "WC": 1

Night Multipliers

  "ResourcePerLevelMultiplierAtNight": {
      "A": 1,
      "M": 1,
      "S": 1,
      "WC": 1

Points per hit at night

  "PointsPerHitAtNight": {
      "A": 20,
      "M": 20,
      "S": 20,
      "WC": 20

Does this help? 

 

Also...  I use ZLevels in place of using a multiplier for the entire server. If you're managing a 5x server, you don't really need ZLevels. If you left your ZLevels at default, you wouldn't need your server to be 5x or even 2x. But, hey, that's just my opinion -- don't let me tell you how to run your server. 

can i use this for Vanilla server ? is perfect right? 

SlixTV

can i use this for Vanilla server ? is perfect right? 

Anything that changes a players experience cannot be used on a Vanilla server.
https://umod.org/community/rust/1961-need-info-on-some-plugins-under-community?page=1#post-2
https://umod.org/community/skins/2573-community-or-modded?page=1#post-2"> https://umod.org/community/skins/2573-community-or-modded?page=1#post-2
https://umod.org/community/rust/737-plugins-and-community-list?page=1#post-2

above links were copied from an earlier post and answered by @Wulf

Assuming they mean Community section, then I agree. 

But, if they simply mean an otherwise unmodified setup (but still in the Modded section), then yes it can.

Philoludos

Assuming they mean Community section, then I agree. 

But, if they simply mean an otherwise unmodified setup (but still in the Modded section), then yes it can.

did you mean "but still in the Vanilla"  section  ? because it would not make any difference in the modded one.