FF - Civilian Ownership

1.1.10

FF - Civilian Ownership 1.1.10

Promotes the current TEST CO 1.0.9 content to the release branch.

- Fix repeated furniture-catalogue resource-reference warnings by normalizing plain prefab paths directly. Typed references, catalogue matching and prices retain their existing behavior.
- Fix cleanup after immediately selling newly purchased furniture before its first individual save. Keep live ownership evidence until the cleanup worker verifies and removes the object.
- Keep sale payment single-use, reject duplicate sales and protect unknown or foreign persistent IDs.

Previously verified in the controlled RO-KURZ-01 two-player profile and cold restart: furniture purchases, one sale payout, duplicate-sale rejection, complete removal, and retention of the remaining objects' identities, ownership and money. Existing vehicle ownership, theft, repainting, persistence and despawn behavior is unchanged.

Update the server and clients together. No campaign data is replaced by this promotion.

1.1.9

FF - Civilian Ownership 1.1.9

- Fix civilian theft tracking after save restoration or player-control handover when the character is already seated and no new compartment-entry event occurs.
- Keep the stolen-vehicle badge visible independently of the native detection-indicator setting, including the initial 0% reporting delay.
- Recreate the theft badge when the game's HUD root is rebuilt, even when the display scale has not changed.
- Correct recognition of civilian vehicles outside the Freedom Fighters ambient catalog, including inherited faction-affiliation components and civilian mod vehicles.
- Identify paid vehicle deliveries by their native resource GUID so prefab override paths cannot misclassify a legitimate purchase.
- Add targeted server and client diagnostics for vehicle entry, engine use, theft detection and displayed risk.

Existing legal ownership, military exclusions, engine-use and 50-metre takeover rules, reporting delays, repaint timers and campaign save formats are preserved. No campaign reset is required. Update the server and all clients together.

1.1.8

FF - Civilian Ownership 1.1.8

- Restore native Game Master door interactions while preserving NPC door use, house purchase offers and furnishing access.
- Calculate property surveys on demand in bounded, resumable steps to reduce long blocking work. Share concurrent requests, reuse completed results and cancel surveys when no player needs them.
- Show separate queued and running survey states. Preserve existing property boundaries, ownership, prices and purchase receipts.
- Add separate blue vehicle trade/delivery bays and white repaint bays, with reviewed positions at Everon's five fuel stations and validated placement on other maps.
- Restore cashier repaint offers for eligible stolen civilian vehicles parked in the white bay. Preserve service payment and vehicle-state safeguards.
- Reuse live vehicle references during ownership checks to avoid unnecessary global persistence lookups.
- Allow one optional persistent equipment tent per camp, with half an equipment box's capacity, normal inventory access and dismantling only when empty. Equipment tents do not provide respawns; ordinary tents retain their existing role.
- Preserve resource identities, persistent class names and the existing shared campaign save format.

Update the server and all clients together. No campaign reset is required.

1.1.7

Fixed a garage-cleanup null-pointer error during shutdown.

Preserved native shutdown cleanup and saved-vehicle protection.

Kept normal purchased, stolen and military vehicle handling unchanged.

1.1.6

Fixed campaign loading being blocked by empty or unknown manifest types.

Preserve unresolved references in verified quarantine records with detailed warnings.

Preserve valid references across duplicate manifest groups.
Extend startup safeguards to identifiable player-built FOBs.

Restrict furnishing cleanup to verified furniture without removing shared placeable categories.

Retain protection against genuine database and campaign-loading failures.

1.1.5

Fixed incorrect “Incompatible Save Game” rejection caused by legacy save folders.

Added backward-compatible loading of existing campaign records without deleting legacy files.

Prevented outdated records from overriding newer saves or restoring deliberately removed entities.

Prevented automatic and manual campaign starts after a genuine persistence load failure, preserving FOB safeguards.

1.1.4

Fixed persistence registrations for vehicles, campaign data, placeables, and ownership access to prevent incorrect save-collection mappings.

Added startup safeguards for incomplete or invalid campaign data, including missing FOB records.

Prevented startup-related FOB record deletion and blocked further saving after a detected load failure.

Preserved configured save-data subclasses for improved compatibility with other mods.

Restricted fuel-station vehicle sales to the supported vanilla civilian catalogue while retaining the rotating selection.

Changed services for modded civilian vehicles to reset theft suspicion without replacing or physically modifying the vehicle. Colour, cargo, supplies, fuel, and damage remain unchanged.
Retained the 12-hour theft-suspicion grace period for every successful reset.

Added validation and bounded failure handling for supported vanilla vehicle repainting and supply restoration.

Improved custom preview cleanup.

Military vehicle behaviour remains unchanged.

1.1.3

Bugfixes

1.1.2

- Home furnishings now sell for their full new purchase price.

- Model-rendered furniture previews now use a light grey background.

- Added clearer single-house and vehicle-theft icons.

- Added Garrison and Civilian Ownership guides to Reoccupation’s Field Manual.

- Made Civilian Ownership a required Reoccupation dependency, without a dependency cycle.

1.1.1

Fixed: Supplies are retained when repainting.

Fixed: Enclosed garden gaps count towards the buildable plot area. Garden detection and outer boundaries remain unchanged.

1.1.0

1.0.9

1.0.8

1.0.7

1.0.6

1.0.5

1.0.4

1.0.3

1.0.2

1.0.1

1.0.0