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# Config

```lua
TZMCBeggarConfig = {}

--[[

    ADD BEGGING BOARD TO YOUR QB INVENTORY

    1.  Navigate to .../[qb]/qb-core/shared/items.lua
    2.  Scroll to the bottom of the item list and paste the following text:

        begging_board                      = { name = 'begging_board', label = 'Begging Cardboard', weight = 0, type = 'item', image = 'cardboard.png', unique = true, useable = true, shouldClose = false, description = 'A simple sign asking for help' },

    3.  Once added, navigate to .../[qb]/qb-inventory/html/images/ and add your image in. You can use the example below:

        https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CMirGkg0o_xD48U83TZtWgfvZFw-ugwF/view?usp=sharing

    4.  You are now done.

    NOTIFICATIONS 

    Feel free to edit the notifications file to accommodate your servers requirements.

]]

TZMCBeggarConfig.RequiredItem = "begging_board"
TZMCBeggarConfig.UsingOXInventory = false

TZMCBeggarConfig.ProgressBar = {
    enabled = true,
    binSearchTime = 5 -- How many seconds to search a bin
}

TZMCBeggarConfig.CardboardModels = {
    'prop_rub_cardpile_01',
    'prop_rub_cardpile_02',
    'prop_rub_cardpile_03',
    'prop_rub_cardpile_04',
    'prop_rub_cardpile_05',
    'prop_rub_cardpile_06',
    'prop_rub_cardpile_07'
}

TZMCBeggarConfig.Reward = {
    probability = 50,
    money = {
        type = 'cash',
        minimum = 10,
        maximum = 50
    }
}

TZMCBeggarConfig.GarbageSearching = {
    models = {
        'hei_heist_kit_bin_01',
        'prop_bin_01a',
        'prop_bin_02a',
        'prop_bin_03a',
        'prop_bin_04a',
        'prop_bin_05a',
        'prop_bin_06a',
        'prop_bin_07a',
        'prop_bin_07b',
        'prop_bin_07c',
        'prop_bin_07d',
        'prop_bin_08a',
        'prop_bin_08open',
        'prop_bin_09a',
        'prop_bin_10a',
        'prop_bin_10b',
        'prop_bin_11a',
        'prop_bin_11b',
        'prop_bin_12a',
        'prop_bin_13a',
        'prop_bin_14a',
        'prop_bin_14b',
        'prop_bin_beach_01a',
        'prop_bin_delpiero',
        'prop_bin_delpiero_b',
        'prop_cs_bin_01',
        'prop_cs_bin_01_skinned',
        'prop_cs_bin_02',
        'prop_cs_bin_03',
        'prop_gas_smallbin01',
        'prop_recyclebin_03_a',
        'zprop_bin_01a_old'
    },
    reward = {
        tosti = 10,
        twerks_candy = 10,
        snikkel_candy = 10,
        sandwich = 10,
        water_bottle = 10,
        coffee = 7,
        kurkakola = 7,
        beer = 7,
        whiskey = 7,
        vodka = 7,
        joint = 3,
        oxy = 1
    },
    cooldownTime = 600,
}

TZMCBeggarConfig.Target = {
    collectCardboard = {
        icon = "fa-solid fa-recycle",
        text = "Collect"
    },
    searchBin = {
        icon = "fa-solid fa-dumpster",
        text = "Search"
    }
}

TZMCBeggarConfig.Notifications = {
    pressToStopBegging = 'Press ~INPUT_CONTEXT~ to stop begging',
    totalEarned = 'You earned $%s',
    binAlreadyChecked = 'Looks like someone has rummaged through this bin recently.',
    emptyBin = 'You found nothing of value.',
    searchingBin = 'Searching Bin',
}
```


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