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# Multiple Rewards

## Important Information:

Using multipleRewards option will not assign reward provided in main Reward Object, in this case main reward object is used only to showcase item in container UI - So you can add some image and label for example: "Mystery Items" and some photo of mystery box!

## Object to give multiple rewards to player:

```lua
multipleRewards = { 
    {
        modelName = "firework1",
        type = "item",
        quantity = 5,
    },
    {
        modelName = "rolex",
        type = "item",
        quantity = 15,
    },
}
```

## Example Reward Configuration:

```lua
{
    modelName = "",
    --- @param multipleRewards is Optional! If its enabled it will not give reward model above, it will showcase only the item above in UI.
    --- Important: MultipleRewards can not be vehicles.
    multipleRewards = { 
        {
            modelName = "firework1",
            type = "item",
            quantity = 5,
        },
        {
            modelName = "rolex",
            type = "item",
            quantity = 15,
        },
    }, 
    label = "Mystery box with Items", 
    img = "https://cdn-icons-png.flaticon.com/512/6662/6662934.png",
    rarity = "gold", -- blue/purple/red/gold
    type = "item", -- item/car/money
    quantity = 1, -- always set it to 1 if it's multipleRewards
    price = 0, -- resell price of mystery reward!
}
```


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