Medical Wearables

Medical wearables turn completed treatments into visible equipment on the patient. Medics apply the configured item through the diagnosis and treatment interface, complete the matching minigame, and the server synchronizes the resulting prop to nearby players.

Technical renders of the included streamed props. Their final appearance depends on the patient's clothing and ped model.

Supported Equipment

Every wearable has separate male and female streamed models. Multiple compatible props can be visible at the same time.

Treatment Flow

1. A medic diagnoses a nearby patient and opens the treatment interface.
2. The medic selects the wearable and, for a cast, chooses a configured duration.
3. The configured treatment minigame runs when that minigame is enabled.
4. The server checks the medic, patient, active diagnosis, distance, item, wearable type, and chosen duration again before committing the treatment.
5. On success, one application item is consumed and the wearable is synchronized to players who can see the patient.

When Config.MedicalWearables.autoFromFractures is enabled, applying the matching cast or sling also marks eligible arm, leg, hand, or foot fractures as treated and applies the normal fracture pain relief. A medic can still apply a wearable deliberately when no matching fracture exists.

Persistence, Duration, and Removal

Arm casts, leg casts, and neck braces are stored in the patient's existing medical profile when Config.MedicalWearables.persistence is enabled. They survive reconnects, resource or server restarts, and the normal revive cleanup. Expired timed casts are removed during profile restoration and by the configured online expiry check.

Only casts support a selectable duration:

• A positive value must match a configured duration option or the positive default duration.
• 0 means until removed and is only offered when allowUntilRemoved is enabled.
• When an unlimited duration is disabled and the default is 0, the first positive configured duration becomes the fallback.

The treatment UI can remove active arm and leg casts when removal is enabled. The medic must carry the configured cast_saw, but the saw is a reusable tool and is not consumed. Other wearable types are not part of the medic cast-removal action.

For administrative cleanup, use:

/removemedicalprop <playerId> [propType|all]

For example, /removemedicalprop 42 neck_brace removes one prop and /removemedicalprop 42 all clears every active medical prop. Permission groups are configured in Config.CommandPermissions.removemedicalprop; see Commands.

Required Items and Assets

Register all seven current default item names in the active framework or inventory:

Ready-to-copy definitions for every documented inventory are available under Inventory Items. Copy the matching PNG files from sky_ambulancejob/config/inventory/ into the inventory's image directory.

The resource does not add these items to a job shop automatically. Add the six consumables and the reusable saw to each intended Config.Jobs[*].shop or storage configuration with prices and access rules that fit your server.

Item Names after Updating

Current defaults use English item identifiers. Earlier 2.34.x configurations used the identifiers below:

The values in the active Config.MedicalWearables block are authoritative. When migrating, update the configuration, inventory records, inventory images, and any shop or storage rows together. Do not rename only the image or only the inventory entry.

Configuration

The current default block is:

Config.MedicalWearables = {
    enabled = true,
    persistence = true,
    autoFromFractures = true,
    removal = true,

    allowUntilRemoved = true,
    durationOptionsMinutes = { 30, 60, 120, 240, 480, 1440, 4320, 10080 },
    defaultDurationMinutes = 0,
    expiryCheckSeconds = 60,

    casts = {
        enabled = true,
        item = "cast_bandage",
        minigame = "bandage_wrap"
    },
    splints = {
        enabled = true,
        item = "splint",
        minigame = "bandage_wrap"
    },
    headBandage = {
        enabled = true,
        item = "head_bandage",
        minigame = "bandage_wrap"
    },
    neckBrace = {
        enabled = true,
        item = "neck_brace",
        minigame = "bandage_wrap"
    },
    torsoBandage = {
        enabled = true,
        item = "torso_bandage",
        minigame = "bandage_wrap"
    },
    oxygenMask = {
        enabled = true,
        item = "oxygen_mask",
        minigame = "bag_valve_mask"
    },
    removalTreatment = {
        enabled = true,
        item = "cast_saw",
        minigame = "bullet_extraction"
    },

    restrictions = {
        legCasts = {
            enabled = true,
            forceInjuredWalk = true,
            moveRate = 0.75,
            disableSprint = true,
            disableJump = true
        },
        armCasts = {
            enabled = true,
            disableWeapons = true,
            disableMelee = true
        }
    }
}

Troubleshooting

• Treatment is available but the prop is invisible: install the complete current stream folder, confirm config/medical_props.lua, and verify that the patient uses a supported freemode model.
• The medic sees a missing-item error: compare the configured item name with the exact inventory identifier and make sure the item is in the medic's inventory, not only in a shop definition.
• A cast does not return after reconnecting: enable persistence, confirm the patient profile is being saved, and check whether the cast's configured duration already expired.
• A cast does not restrict movement or combat: enable the matching restrictions.legCasts or restrictions.armCasts block. These restrictions apply to casts, not to sling props.
• Custom clothing clips through a wearable: the supplied models are rigid props fitted to the standard freemode bodies; adjust the clothing choice or provide a custom model variant.

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