EPOCH RELATED:

Finally I figured out how to run scheduled events in the database.
I needed this to have maintaining working properly.

It still can be confusing if you don't know exactly how it's set up.

So take notice please:

Lets take this as an example:

You build a wall on day 1 and your wall got the datestamp 2014-04-01
You build a wall on day 10 and your wall got the datestamp 2014-04-10

The event in the database is checking every day the datestamp of player modular built stuff.
Only when this building was built 15 days before it will set damage to the building so maintaining will be possible.

Referring to the example above this would mean:
Maintaining for the wall you built on day 1 is possible on day 2014-04-16
Maintaining for the wall you built on day 10 is possible on day 2014-04-26

After you maintained a part the datestamp will be updated to the current date!

Parts that aren't maintained will vanish after 30 days!

So when you got me right you will understand that when you built several parts over several days, you will have to keep in mind that you'll have to maintain them earliest after 15 days or latest on day 29.
And some of those parts you will have to maintain earlier and some later, due to the different datestamps they got.

To get back ones more to the example above you can wait for day 26 and maintain both walls, so they got the same datestamp.

Got that?

Both is possible.
Easiest is to use the plot pole and maintain several parts for gold.
You also can maintain single parts with plywood and lumber.

Maintaining is activated for Napf map!

I changed the default maintaining costs from:

case (_count <= 10): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar10oz",1]]};
case (_count <= 20): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar10oz",2]]};
case (_count <= 35): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar10oz",3]]};
case (_count <= 50): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar10oz",4]]};
case (_count <= 75): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar10oz",6]]};
case (_count <= 100): {_requirements = [["ItemBriefcase100oz",1]]};
case (_count <= 175): {_requirements = [["ItemBriefcase100oz",2]]};

to this:

case (_count <= 10): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar",1]]};
case (_count <= 20): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar",2]]};
case (_count <= 35): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar",2]]};
case (_count <= 50): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar",3]]};
case (_count <= 75): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar",3]]};
case (_count <= 100): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar",4]]};
case (_count <= 175): {_requirements = [["ItemGoldBar",5]]};