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# Main Settings

Discover all the settings incorporated dynamically into every store.

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The <mark style="color:yellow;">`Config.Stores`</mark> section in the configuration file is where you define the individual *stores that players can interact with and rob in the script. Each store is represented by a numbered index in the <mark style="color:yellow;">`Config.Stores`</mark> table. Let's break down the main settings for each store.*
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1. <mark style="color:yellow;">`name`</mark>:
   * This is a string value that represents the name of the store.
   * It can be any descriptive name you choose to identify the store.
   * In the example, the store name is set to "Limited LTD Gasoline Minitore".
2. <mark style="color:yellow;">`blip`</mark>:
   * This setting defines the coordinates of the blip that represents the store on the players' maps.
   * It is specified as a `vec3` value, which consists of the x, y, and z coordinates.
   * In the example, the blip coordinates are set to `vec3(-46.62, -1758.12, 29.42)`.
   * These coordinates determine where the store blip will be positioned in the game world.
3. <mark style="color:yellow;">`blipID`</mark>:
   * This is the ID of the blip icon that will be used to represent the store on the map.
   * The blip ID corresponds to a specific icon in the game's blip library.
   * In the example, the blip ID is set to 52, which represents a specific icon.
   * You can choose different blip IDs to customize the appearance of the store blips on the map.
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4. <mark style="color:yellow;">`policeOnlineNeeded`</mark>:
   * This setting determines the minimum number of police officers or whitelisted job players required to be online for the store to be robbed.
   * It is an integer value representing the count of online police officers needed.
   * In the example, the `policeOnlineNeeded` is set to 3, meaning at least 3 police officers must be online for players to initiate a robbery at this store.
   * This setting helps balance the gameplay and ensures that there are enough law enforcement players available to respond to the robbery.
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