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# Config

```lua
Config = {}

-- Toggle the permission script off/on
Config.Enabled = true
Config.Debug = false

-- Vehicle restriction targeting
-- Checks if class is restricted, if not checks if the specific model is restricted
Config.VehicleRestriction = {
    prohibitedClasses = { 15, 16 },  -- helis, planes (can be empty)
    prohibitedModels  = { "luxor", "frogger2" }, --(can be empty)
}

-- Message shown to unauthorised pilot while they are in the pilot seat
Config.Message = {
    enabled = true,
    text    = "You are not a trained pilot and have no idea how to fly this aircraft!",
    type    = "helptext", -- "helptext" only for now
}

-- Mode: "nostart" | "nocontrol" 
Config.ProhibitedMode = "nocontrol"

--Warning Sound Settings
Config.WarningSound = {
    enabled = true,                  -- master knob
    name = "Altitude_Warning",       -- sound name
    set  = "EXILE_1",                -- soundset
    repeatMs = 10000,                 -- 0 = only once on entry
}

-- Individual pilot authorisation (dont change without knowlege/good reason)
Config.PilotStorage = {
    type = "json",
    file = "data/pilots.json",

}

--Strength of random inputs in 'nocontrol' mode
Config.RandomInputIntervalMs = 5000
Config.RandomInputStrength = 1.0 -- 0.0 to 1.0
Config.RandomInputMin = 0.6
Config.RandomInputMultiplier = 1.5

-- How often in ms the client checks aircraft/seat state
-- Default = 500
Config.PollIntervalMs = 500
```


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