# F.A.Q > Frequently asked questions for ML Airdrop Category: AIRDROP · Source: https://miciomods.it/docs/ml-airdrop-faq · Last updated: 2026-07-01 ## Setup **How do I change the language?** Set the code in the config. See the `locales/` folder for what ships. **shared/config.lua** ```lua Config.locale = 'it' ``` **How do I open the admin panel?** Type `/airdrop` in chat as an admin. Change the command with `Config.Admin.Command`. **Does it need a database?** Yes. oxmysql is required. The tables are created automatically on first start. ## Drops **How do I change how often drops happen?** Tune the auto-event interval, in minutes. **shared/config.lua** ```lua Config.AutoEvents.interval = { min = 30, max = 45 } ``` **Can a drop be private to one player?** Yes. A drop can be free-for-all or locked to whoever triggered it. Flare-called drops can stay private while world events stay competitive, set per drop. **How do I change what a crate contains?** Edit the loot table in the admin panel. Entries can be items, weapons, cash or bank money, each with a weight, a rarity flag and stack sizes. **How do vehicle drops work?** A vehicle crate rolls one vehicle from a weighted pool and lands it locked and empty. The winner gets it as a registered owned vehicle or with keys, with fuel restored on claim. Set this with `Config.VehicleClaim`. ## Rewards **How does the XP reward work?** When `Config.Skills.enabled` is on, each crate has an XP budget in one or more categories. The budget is split across the loot slots, so every player earns XP for the slots they personally take, not just the first looter. ## Logging **Can each action go to a different Discord channel?** Yes. Each action has its own webhook in `server/config_server.lua`. Set the ones you want and leave the rest empty to fall back to `Default`. ## Updates **How do I update the script?** 1. Download the latest from CFX Portal. 2. Back up your config files. 3. Replace all files except your config. 4. Restart the resource. Your edited planes, crates, loot, zones and flares live in the database, so they are kept across updates.