GUID: themorningstar.loottopup, BepInEx only, no REPOLib dependency.

Three Harmony patches.

Prefix on LevelGenerator.Start. Resets per-level state, the spawn counter and template list.

Postfix on RoundDirector.StartRoundLogic. Gated on SemiFunc.IsMasterClientOrSingleplayer(). Waits 2.5s for ValuableDirector to finish spawning, snapshots every live ValuableObject as a spawn template with its prefab reference, Valuables/<name> resource path, and current value, runs the first evaluation, then loops the watchdog at IntervalSeconds, clamped to at least 1s.

Postfix on PhysGrabObjectImpactDetector.BreakRPC. Re-evaluates the moment an item takes break damage, so a softlock is caught at once rather than on the next tick.

The completability math mirrors the game's accounting. achievable = sum of live ValuableObject.dollarValueCurrent + extractionPointsCompleted * (haulGoal / extractionPoints). Topup runs while achievable < haulGoal * TargetMultiplier or liveCount < MinValuables, capped at 500 placement attempts and MaxSpawnsPerLevel total.

To spawn, it picks a template. Value shortfalls draw from the full pool. Count-only shortfalls draw from templates at or below average value, so a sparse map is not topped up with copies of its most expensive item. It places the copy at the template's position plus or minus 1.2m on X and Z and plus 0.7 up, with a random rotation. Multiplayer goes through PhotonNetwork.InstantiateRoomObject with the Valuables/<name> path, singleplayer through a plain Instantiate. Each copy re-rolls DollarValueSetLogic(), so values are fresh rather than cloned.

It can only duplicate what the level spawned. A template whose last live instance was destroyed drops out of the pool, because the Unity object is gone, and if every template is gone before a topup fires it logs "no templates to spawn from" and stops. Placement is near existing loot positions, not new spawn volumes, so copies land next to where loot already was and now and then somewhere silly.