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# Features

## Full Features List

**Porch Piracy**

* **Enable**: Enable or disable
* **Cooldown**: Cooldown system integrated
* **Rewards**: Configurable rewards gain with min & max chances
* **Locations**: Pre-configured locations included for mirror park, grove street & Vespucci canals
* **Global Cooldowns**: Prop auto deletes after being picked up for configurable amount of time
* **Notify**: Configurable notifications sent to player on how many more they can rob
* **Dispatch**: Dispatch integrated on a chance basis

**Infrastructure**

* **Enable**: Turn the whole system on or off
* **Props**: Choose which world objects players can rob or smash
* **Included Props**: 25+ pre-made smashable props included
* **Examples**: Phone boxes, payphones, parking meters, mailboxes, vending machines, post boxes & letter boxes
* **Cooldowns**: Built-in player and location cooldown system
* **Rewards**: Fully configurable rewards with rarity chances
* **Reward Types**: Common, uncommon, rare & super rare rewards
* **Weapons**: Optional required weapon system
* **Progress Bars**: Custom text for each interaction
* **Examples Text**: “Breaking Into Phone Box”, “Breaking Open Vending Machine”
* **Dispatch**: Optional dispatch alerts with configurable chance
* **Zones**: Supports circle zone interactions on props


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