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# Dependencies

To ensure that the Oil Rig Heist script functions correctly, you need to install the Oil Rig MLO. Follow these steps to install the MLO as a required dependency:

## **Step 1: Purchase and Download the Oil Rig MLO**

* **Visit the Website:**
  * Go to [this link](https://www.k4mb1maps.com/product/5165281) to purchase and download the Oil Rig MLO.
* **Download and Extract the Files:**
  * After purchasing, download the MLO files.
  * Extract the contents of the ZIP file to a folder on your computer.

## **Step 2: Copy the MLO to Your Server**

* **Copy to Resources:**
  * Copy the extracted MLO folder into your server’s `resources` directory. Ensure you keep the folder’s name intact.
* **Add to Server Configuration:**
  * Open your `server.cfg` or `resources.cfg` file with a text editor.
  * Add the following line to ensure the MLO resource is loaded when the server starts:

    ```plaintext
    ensure <oil-rig-mlo-folder-name>
    ```
  * Replace `<oil-rig-mlo-folder-name>` with the actual name of the folder you copied into the `resources` directory.

## **Step 3: Restart the Server**

* Save the changes to your configuration file and restart your server to load the new MLO.

By following these steps, you'll ensure that the Oil Rig Heist script has all the necessary dependencies to operate smoothly and provide a complete experience.


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