LRRP NPC Loot Rewards — Free Edition

Turn dead NPCs into an interactive looting opportunity with LRRP NPC Loot Rewards.

This standalone RedM resource allows players to search eligible dead NPCs and receive configurable random rewards. The Free Edition includes a secure usage limit of 5 NPC searches every 6 hours, making it ideal for public servers that want balanced NPC looting without allowing players to farm unlimited rewards.

The limit is controlled and validated by the server. Reconnecting, changing character, or restarting the resource will not allow players to avoid the restriction.

Features

• Search and loot dead NPCs
• Random configurable cash rewards
• Optional configurable item rewards
• Fixed Free Edition limit of 5 NPCs every 6 hours
• Persistent account-based usage tracking
• Prevents reconnect and character-switch bypasses
• Prevents the same NPC from being looted repeatedly
• Server-side distance and NPC validation
• Protection against duplicate and simultaneous reward requests
• Configurable notifications and reward messages
• Standalone wallet fallback included
• Optional VORP cash and inventory support
• Optional LRRP Jobs Criminal XP integration
• LRRP Jobs integration is disabled by default
• No SQL required
• No required framework dependencies
• Escrow-friendly editable configuration files

Free Edition Restriction

Players can successfully loot a maximum of:

5 NPCs every 6 hours

Once the limit has been reached, the player will receive a message showing that they must wait before looting more NPCs and may be prompted to upgrade to the Premium Edition.

The Free Edition limit cannot be increased through the configuration files.

Optional Integrations

The resource works completely standalone, but server owners can optionally enable support for:

• VORP Core cash rewards
• VORP Inventory item rewards
• LRRP Jobs Criminal Activity XP
• Custom economy or inventory systems through server adapters

LRRP Jobs is not required and Criminal XP rewards are turned off by default.

Installation

1. Add the resource to your server resources folder.
2. Configure the editable settings.
3. Add the resource to your server.cfg.
4. Restart the server.

Only install one edition of the resource at a time.