RedM Trash Bin Loot Script Poggy Trash Bins

A RedM trash bin loot script: players search 33 ready-placed bins, and any bin already standing in the world, for random items, and every bin doubles as a small shared stash for dead drops. It runs on VORP Core, RSG Core and QBCore RedM through the free poggy_core.

What players can do

• Walk up to a bin and choose Search the Trash Bin or Take a look inside the Trash Bin.
• A search plays an animation with a progress bar for 5 to 10 seconds, then finds up to 2 items, or nothing.
• A searched bin stays empty for a random 30 minutes to 2 hours, so nobody can farm one.
• Nobody can search while another player stands within 3 metres of the bin.
• Look inside opens the bin's own storage (20 slots by default), which any player can open.

What owners and staff get

• 33 bins ship across Valentine, Annesburg, Strawberry, Blackwater, Saint Denis, Tumbleweed, Armadillo, Wallace Station and Flatneck Station.
• Auto-detection turns the street bins already in the world into searchable bins as players come near, with no coordinates to enter.
• One shared loot list with a chance per item and a fewest and most amount. Any single bin can have its own list instead.
• The server checks distance and cooldown again on every search.
• Optional Discord log of who searched which bin and what they found.
• Optional map blips for your listed bins.
• Every setting, bin and loot item can be edited in game in /poggy, with help pages for adding bins and tuning loot.

Commands

Settings you will change first

• Config.CommonLoot: the shared loot list. Every item must exist in your items table.
• Config.WipeStorageOnScriptStart: on by default, so bins are emptied at every restart. Turn it off to keep what players leave in them.
• Config.AllowWeaponsInStorages: off by default. Bins are open to everyone.
• Config.RefillTimeMin / Config.RefillTimeMax: the cooldown after a search, in seconds.
• Config.MaxItemsPerSearch: the most different items one search can find (2).
• Config.AutoDetect and Config.AutoDetectModels: which world bin models count.

Frameworks and requirements

• VORP Core, RSG Core or QBCore RedM. Bin storage uses your framework's own inventory: a custom inventory on VORP, a stash on RSG and QBR.
• poggy_core 0.28.0 or newer (free).
• No database tables of its own and no SQL to import.
• On QBCore RedM, qbr-inventory stashes need the stashitems table; poggy_core checks for it at start and prints the statement if it is missing.
• Open: config.lua and translations.lua (every player-facing message). Escrowed: the client and server Lua.

Updates

poggy_core checks for new versions, installs them and merges your config.lua and translations.lua: new settings arrive with their defaults and your values stay. Ideas for using bins in a treasure hunt are in the guide RedM server event ideas.