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# Release notes and compatibility

## 0.26.3-rc.1

Runtime version **0.26.3**. Distribution channel: **release candidate / controlled beta**.

This package includes:

* Five authored ordinary cleanups, each allowing all current compatible rig profiles, and dedicated container service bays.
* Separate truck/trailer purchases and checkout with explicit hitch compatibility.
* An active truck catalogue of Bison, C2HD and C2HD BP, with retired tow trucks removed from live equipment options.
* Legacy retired-truck purchases mapped to equivalent C2HD/C2HD BP access without changing balances or container counts. Saved editor rig selections convert with placements preserved and duplicate selections removed.
* Improved inquiry readiness and pending-rental occupancy handling.
* A larger tablet, corrected customer framing and managed inspection props.
* One GPS destination marker with corrected native coordinate handling.

## Validation status

The current resource release guide describes checks for authored startup, fleet ownership/checkout, optional equipment gates, editor exports, rental integration, C2HD/C2HD BP bridges and the equipment-yard interface, plus runtime archive verification. Consult the validation record accompanying your package for its exact results.

The earlier 0.26.2-rc.1 matrix of 42 Lua/logic and 18 browser suites is historical evidence, not a new full-suite 0.26.3 result. This documentation update rescanned the resource configuration and guides; it did not rerun gameplay tests.

Framework/game-native checks use mocks and browser checks use local Chrome. Live framework, multiplayer, vehicle physics, Cfx-processed asset operation and in-game performance still require acceptance testing. No measured live FPS or CPU claim is made here.

Before a stable public rollout, verify a complete Bison cleanup, actual framework payouts, character separation, concurrent players, optional equipment operation, saved-job recovery, editor deployment and tablet behavior at player display scales.

## Distribution scope

Junk Removal Simulator includes the resource and its interface. Optional trucks, trailers, controllers and machinery are separate products/resources.

For escrow distribution, the six configuration Lua files remain editable. Implementation Lua is intended for protection; the web interface is unprotected. Local unprocessed runtime and developer ZIPs contain readable source. Customer distributions must use the Cfx-processed asset, and developer archives stay private.

## Operating limits

* Careers and checkpoints require resource KVP backups.
* Optional resource compatibility depends on capabilities as well as names.
* Core support does not imply universal custom banking, keys, fuel or inventory support.
* Rental bins are presented during service visits, not permanently spawned between them.
* Stable job IDs, geometry and economics matter for unfinished-cleanup compatibility.
* Machinery templates are available, but a server owner must deploy a machinery site.