The Ultimate Fishing Expansion for DayZ

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Information

Gebsfish completely overhauls DayZ's fishing system into a deep, rewarding, and fully customizable experience. Built from the ground up for modded servers, it adds dozens of new fish species, dynamic environmental systems, and powerful configuration tools for server owners.

Requirements

• Community Framework (CF) is a required mod — it must be loaded alongside Gebsfish on both server and client.

Key Features

• 91 catchable yields including fish, squid, crustaceans, marine invertebrates, and amphibians.
• New tools, baits, lures, jigs, storage containers, and clothing.
• Fully featured logging system for dialing in your configs to your server's needs.
• Extensive config system allows complete customizability to fit your server:
  • Full configuration of fish (water type, rarity, fishing method, meat yield, behavior).
  • Full configuration of junk (how often it comes up, which items, how rare each one is).
  • Full configuration of the ultra-rare treasure system (which containers spawn, what can be inside them, how rare it is, and what it costs your rod).
  • Full configuration of the bait/lure preference matrix (per-fish multipliers for every bait).
  • Full configuration of the predator spawn system (chance, classnames, spawn radius, warning sound, chat message).
  • Master enable toggles for every major catch-modifying system so you can run as much or as little of the mod as you want without losing your tuned values.
• Works on custom maps: if a map's world data replaces the game's list of catches, the mod puts its own catches back once the map has set up, and keeps the map's extra catches. If your map still has problems, make a ticket and we will issue a hotfix for that map if needed.
• Supported languages:
  • English
  • Czech
  • German
  • Russian
  • Polish
  • Hungarian
  • Italian
  • Spanish
  • French
  • Chinese (Traditional and Simplified)
  • Japanese
  • Portuguese

  Note Although supported languages are listed above, we cannot verify complete accuracy. If you are a native speaker and notice anything wrong, please reach out to us in the Discord via a ticket to assist us in getting proper translations.

Advanced Systems

Gebsfish layers several configurable environmental systems on top of vanilla fishing. Each one can be toggled independently from the $profile:Gebs/ config files — global toggles live in general.json, per-fish tuning in fish.json, and the bait matrix in bait.json.

• Per-fish weather and time-of-day behavior — every species has its own Rain, Storm, Dawn, Day, Dusk, and Night multipliers. Bass fire up at dawn and dusk, walleye and catfish wake up at night, trout chase the rain. These per-fish values decide which fish takes the hook; the global multipliers in WeatherSettings decide how often anything bites. The two never multiply together, and each is capped by MaxStackedMultiplier so a stormy night never compounds into a runaway buff.

• Moon phase system — accurate synodic moon-phase calculation (Meeus algorithm) from the in-game date drives a small night-only catch buff. Full-moon nights bite up to +20%, new-moon nights up to -10%. Independent toggle in config; runs even if the rain/time-of-day buffs are disabled.

• Water temperature simulation (ships off: set TemperatureEffectEnable to 1 to use it) — each species has TempOptimal, TempMin, and TempMax fields (in degrees Celsius). The water itself comes from the map's own world data — Chernarus lakes 15 °C and sea 23 °C, Livonia 20 / 25, Sakhal 2 / -0.5 — with a seasonal swing (lakes ±6 °C, the sea ±3 °C, warmest in early August). Bass and sunfish dominate summer lakes, trout and salmon take over in cold water, tropical species stay active in warm seas, and Sakhal fishes like an arctic map out of the box. A WaterTempOffset admin knob shifts the whole curve for custom maps or themed servers (frozen lake roleplay: -10, tropical: +5) without editing every fish.

• Bite-speed cycle scaling — every fish has a 24-hour BiteSpeed array tuned to its real-world circadian pattern. The catching system aggregates this across the active fish pool to drive how long you wait between bites, weighted by per-fish abundance and the current time-of-day multiplier. Catfish bite slow at noon; panfish bite slow at midnight.

• Per-bait fish preference matrix — 38 baits and lures each carry a per-fish multiplier table (the numbered lure variants share one entry per family, e.g. geb_SpinnerBait covers geb_SpinnerBait1-4). Worms favour bluegill and other panfish (×2.0) over bass (×1.4) and all but ignore large saltwater fish. In-line spinners attract bass, spoons attract trout and pike, live minnows attract pike and walleye, shrimp from sea traps go on the hook as the go-to bait for reef and tropical fish, and vanilla's trap fish are bait too: bitterlings for pike, walleye and bass, sardines for the big saltwater fish, the seven crayfish are the classic bass bait that catfish and walleye take too, and the feather jig is the lure for crappie and other panfish, trout and salmon. Roughly 1,920 seeded bait/fish pairings — all overridable in JSON.

• Bamboo fishing net — craftable, repairable net with cargo storage. Catches minnows, frogs, and salamanders out of the box, and catches land directly in the net's cargo (4×4) with overflow falling at your feet. Configurable spawn table with per-environment filtering (pond vs. sea) and an independent find-chance roll.

• Spear fishing — hold an Improvised Spear (bone- or stone-tipped) and stab into shallow water (up to 1 m deep, within 3 m). No bait and a quick action, for the fish of the shallows: carp, panfish, bass, bowfin and bullfrogs in fresh water; flounder, grunts and blue tang at sea; mullet and gar in both. Its own catch table in SpearFishingSettings, with an on/off switch, a find chance, the maximum depth and a predator chance (rolled once per fish landed, as a rod rolls once per cast). Each stab wears the spear.

• Foraging for bait — dig for worms (each worm slot of the dig has an 85% find chance) or bugs (65% per dig) with dedicated actions, each rolling against its own weighted catch table (worms and grubs from digging worms; crickets, grasshoppers, grubs, and worms from digging bugs). A dug bug goes straight into the Bug Catcher (onto the spot you dug, if the catcher is full). Tools wear on misses too, and digging for bugs also trains soft skills.

• Live bait that dies — worms, crickets, grasshoppers, and grubs are alive, and live bait perishes roughly 90 minutes after you find it (at the server's normal food decay: like food rot it follows the server's FoodDecay setting, and 0 stops it). Stashing it in a Worm Container, Bug Catcher, or a cooler pauses the clock — the dedicated containers are worth carrying. The artificial rubber worm never spoils. The Bait Bucket does the same job for small aquatic catches: minnows, bitterlings, sardines, crayfish, shrimp, frogs, salamanders, clams, mussels, snails, starfish and jellyfish stay fresh inside it. A vanilla barrel at least half full of water keeps whole fish and minnows fresh too, like a live well, but not worms or insects. A ruined container preserves nothing.

• Cooler & freezer system — coolers in 11 colors actively chill their cargo toward -5°C, cold enough that food eventually freezes solid, and rot stops entirely inside. The flip side: a frozen fish can't be filleted — thaw it by fire or time before prepping. Coolers refuse to nest inside other coolers.

• Caviar & specialty yields — roe fish produce caviar alongside their fillets, with a configurable keep-chance (default 30% via CaviarChance): trout and salmon give Red Caviar, Lake Sturgeon gives Black Caviar, and Northern Pike and the muskellunges give Yellow Caviar. Lobsters yield a tail plus claws instead of standard fillets.

• Hook-from-fish recovery — roughly 1 in 250 fillet actions recovers a damaged hook or lure "stuck in the fish." The pool of recoverable hooks, their weights, and the damage range they spawn at are all admin-configurable; the hook drops on the ground beside you, with the fillets.

• Ultra-rare treasure catches — an extremely rare roll on a successful catch pulls up a container full of loot as well as the fish; the container lands at your feet. Two independent admin-defined pools: TreasureContainers decides what it arrives as (each with its own weight, health range, and item count) and TreasureLoot decides what goes inside (weight, health range, and a quantity range for stackables). Every item slot rolls the loot pool separately, so no two hauls are the same even from the same container. Default Chance is 0.0002 — about 1 in 5000 catches, not casts. Treasure only bites on a proper fishing rod — the crafted improvised rod never rolls (RequireRealRod) — and hauling one up costs the rod a third of its max health, so three treasures ruin a pristine rod (RodCatchesToRuin, 0 for no wear). Seeded with plain vanilla classnames so it works out of the box, and designed to be replaced with whatever your server considers a prize. A treasure container nobody touches despawns after about two hours. Disable with TreasureSettings.Enable: 0.

• Fish mounts in three sizes — craftable trophy plaques (Planks + 1 Metal Wire, with a Hacksaw on you: 1 plank for the Small Fish Mount, 3 for the Medium, 6 for the Large) that hang flat on any wall. Which board a catch needs goes by the size of its model: the small one takes every bass and trout, perch and panfish, walleye and sauger, bowfin, the red-bellied piranha, chinook and cherry salmon, the Pacific bonito, yellowfin tuna and yellowtail snapper, mullet, rockfish, sculpin and minnows, vanilla's carp, mackerel, walleye pollock and steelhead trout, and the crayfish, lobsters, shrimp, shellfish, starfish, jellyfish, frogs and salamanders; the medium pike and the muskies, flathead catfish, alligator gar, northern snakehead, Pacific cod, great barracuda, sockeye salmon, southern flounder, largehead hairtail, the king and snow crab, and the reef and tropical fish (angelfish, blue tang, severum, redhead cichlid, Siamese tigerfish, humphead wrasse, white grunt); the large the lake sturgeon, blue marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi and the sharks (great white, hammerhead, leopard and angel shark). Any board takes smaller catches too. Every species hangs side-on, head to the right, centred above the brass nameplate. The mounted trophy is the actual fish you caught — its weight and quality persist — and decay is paused entirely while it's on the plaque. Hang (or set down) the board first, then put the fish on it from the vicinity; a board you're carrying takes no fish. Mounting is permanent by design: the fish can't be detached, and destroying the mount destroys the trophy with it rather than handing it back — so the plaque can't double as a never-rots fish locker. The boards themselves carry a 45-day untouched lifetime, the same tier as tents and barrels. The large board is a heavy item, carried in both hands.

• Jon boat — a drivable flat-bottomed boat in five variants with its own damage zones, spark plug slot, and cargo. Two deck slots take any cooler or tackle box and display it sitting on the deck, so you can run two coolers, two boxes, or one of each. It spawns at the map's own boat spawn points next to the vanilla boats, one of each colour at most, through the generated gebsfish-events.xml (register it in cfgeconomycore.xml; its header shows how). The vanilla boats keep every spawn they had.

• Fishing clothes — fishing hats, shirts, raincoats, wellies and gloves in ten colours (red, green, blue, purple, orange, yellow, brown, light blue, lime and pink), carrying the Gebsfish logo; every shirt has a fish on its back, and the gloves are knit work gloves with a black rubber-dipped palm. Each colour is one shade across the whole mod, so a red hat matches a red rod, knife, cooler and tackle box. They give no fishing bonus, and the raincoats and wellies keep out the weather exactly as vanilla's do.

• Canned fish — fifteen cans built on vanilla's Canned Tuna and Canned Sardines, each with its own printed label and its own food inside once opened. Flat ring-pull tins, opened by hand: sprats, anchovies, kipper snacks, mackerel in tomato sauce, smoked trout, smoked mussels, smoked oysters and squid in ink. Round cans, opened with a knife or another tool: salmon, cod liver, saury, crab meat, bonito, caviar and minced clams. They feed like the vanilla can they're built on and share its spawns rather than adding to them: the generated gebsfish-types.xml splits the mission's own tuna and sardine nominal and min between vanilla's can and the new ones.

• Fish foods — fourteen more on vanilla's other packaging, each feeding and spawning like the vanilla item it's built on: cod roe spread, salmon pâté and smoked fish spread in pâté tins; fish soup, clam chowder, fish balls in tomato sauce and herring in mustard sauce in 250 g cans; pickled herring, red caviar and pickled mussels in glass jars; prawn crackers and dried squid in snack bags, fish jerky in a stick pack and bonito flakes in a box.

• Fishing effects — filleting leaves blood on the ground; flies swarm over rotten fish left lying around; and coolers breathe a cold mist. All made from vanilla's particles and textures.

• Configurable junk catches — rods can pull junk instead of fish (nets and traps never do), about one catch in ten on every map and in every season by default (JunkShare): a weighted table of items (wellies, anything you add) with per-entry spawn-damage ranges, plus a separate table for liquid containers that come up empty (the default is a cooking pot). Fully tunable in junk.json.

• Repairs with consequences — fishing rods repair with the Fishing Rod Repair Kit and the bamboo net repairs with Netting, but repairs cap at Worn — no restoring gear to factory-fresh — and Ruined tools are gone for good.

• Predator spawn system — configurable predators spawn around the player when fishing, gutting a fish, missing a catch, using the bamboo net, or spear fishing. Each action has its own chance value so you can keep predators on for fishing without applying them to filleting. Land-only spawn search — no underwater wolves. Per-predator MinCount, MaxCount, MinRadius, and MaxRadius. Optional warning sound RPC to nearby players and a configurable chat warning to the triggering player with color options. Spawns are capped (at most 10 per event and 30 alive at once), and a predator still alive 15 minutes after spawning despawns once no player is within 150 m.

• Geb fish knife buffs — modded fish knives carry +54% durability (200 HP vs vanilla HuntingKnife's 130) and fillet fish 10% faster than vanilla. Speed bonus is configurable via FishKnifeSpeedMultiplier; at 200 HP it outlasts KitchenKnife (85), HuntingKnife (130) and KukriKnife (150) and matches the Machete, a premium tool for heavy filleting.

• Trader compatibility — FishQuality is how full each caught fish comes out (0–1; values above 1 act as 1), and with it how much the fish weighs. It defaults to 1.0, a whole fish, because popular trader mods (DayZ-Expansion-Market, TraderPlus, Dr. Jones, etc.) refuse items that aren't full. Lower it (e.g. vanilla's 0.35) only if your trader buys partly-full items.

• Admin logging — with DebugLogs at 1 or 2, every session writes a timestamped log to $profile:Gebs/logs/. DebugLogs has three levels: 0 off (no log file at all; warnings, errors and notes about changes to your files still go to the RPT), 1 per-cast summaries (the cast's time, rain and water temperature, the species in the pool, the bite-speed aggregate and which fish was picked), 2 elevated — adds per-fish tables (each species' abundance, environment and method masks, weather/temperature multiplier and bite speed) plus the bite-rate numbers on every tick. Built for answering "why isn't fish X spawning" without guesswork. Logs older than 3 days are deleted automatically when a logged session starts, so an unattended server doesn't accumulate one file per restart (the logger keeps their names in sessions.txt in the same folder). With DebugLogs on, each log file opens with the gebsfish banner.

• Visual config editor — open docs/config-editor.html (or the wiki's 🛠️ Config Editor), drop in your four JSON files, edit them with sliders, toggles and tables, and download them again. Everything stays in your browser. The What will bite? tab shows each species' odds for a map, date, hour, rain, water and bait, using your own files and the same maths as the server, so you can see what a change does before you restart.

Configuration Examples

All configuration options are located in the Gebs folder inside your server's profile folder. A few examples below.

Fish entry — one object per species in the Species array of fish.json (field docs live in the SpeciesInfo string at the top of the file):

"Species": [
    {
        "Classname": "Mackerel",
        "RecipeShape": 0,
        "ResultMain": "MackerelFilletMeat",
        "ResultBonus": "",
        "MeatMin": 1,
        "MeatMax": 2,
        "Environment": 2,
        "CatchMethod": 3,
        "CatchProbability": 22,
        "RainMultiplier": 1.0,
        "StormMultiplier": 1.2,
        "DawnMultiplier": 1.1,
        "DayMultiplier": 1.0,
        "DuskMultiplier": 1.1,
        "NightMultiplier": 1.0,
        "TempOptimal": 18.0,
        "TempMin": 8.0,
        "TempMax": 24.0,
        "BiteSpeed": "0.85 0.85 0.85 0.85 0.9 0.95 1 1 0.95 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.95 1 1 0.95 0.95 0.9 0.9 0.85"
    }
]

Note BiteSpeed is a single space-separated string of 24 hourly values (index 0 = 12AM), not a JSON array. Keep the string format when editing: the mod reads the field as a string, and a list in its place won't load.

Weather + moon + temperature toggles (top-level):

"WeatherSettings": {
    "WeatherCatchBoostEnable": 1,
    "RainCatchMultiplier": 1.25,
    "StormCatchMultiplier": 1.5,
    "DawnCatchMultiplier": 1.10,
    "DayCatchMultiplier": 1.0,
    "DuskCatchMultiplier": 1.10,
    "NightCatchMultiplier": 1.15,
    "MaxStackedMultiplier": 2.0,
    "MoonPhaseEnable": 1,
    "FullMoonMultiplier": 1.20,
    "NewMoonMultiplier": 0.90,
    "TemperatureEffectEnable": 0,
    "MinTempMultiplier": 0.1,
    "MaxTempMultiplier": 0.1,
    "WaterTempOffset": 0.0,
    "BiteSpeedEnable": 1
}

Bait preference entry:

{
    "BaitClassname": "Worm",
    "Preferences": [
        { "FishClassname": "geb_BlueGill", "Multiplier": 2.0 },
        { "FishClassname": "geb_LargeMouthBass", "Multiplier": 1.4 },
        { "FishClassname": "geb_GreatWhiteShark", "Multiplier": 0.3 }
    ]
}

Treasure pools (in general.json):

"TreasureSettings": {
    "Enable": 1,
    "Chance": 0.0002,
    "Announce": 1,
    "RequireRealRod": 1,
    "RodCatchesToRuin": 3
},
"TreasureContainers": [
    { "Classname": "SeaChest", "Weight": 1.0, "MinHealthLevel": 1, "MaxHealthLevel": 3, "MinItems": 3, "MaxItems": 6 }
],
"TreasureLoot": [
    { "Classname": "Nail", "Weight": 5.0, "MinHealthLevel": 1, "MaxHealthLevel": 3, "MinQuantity": 5, "MaxQuantity": 30 },
    { "Classname": "Compass", "Weight": 1.0, "MinHealthLevel": 0, "MaxHealthLevel": 2 }
]

Note Chance is per successful catch, not per cast. 0.0002 is roughly 1 in 5000 catches; 0.0005 is about 1 in 2000. Setting Chance to 0 disables the feature just as Enable: 0 does. RequireRealRod restricts treasure to rods inheriting from FishingRod (the vanilla rod and the gebsfish colour variants) — the crafted ImprovisedFishingRod never rolls. RodCatchesToRuin is how many pulls ruin a pristine rod: each treasure removes maxHealth / RodCatchesToRuin, so the default 3 costs 50 of a stock rod's 150 HP per haul; 0 disables the wear. A gebsfish container listed in TreasureContainers (a tackle box, cooler or bucket) only gets the loot it would accept.

How Config Updates Work

Worth knowing before you hand-tune anything, because it decides which of your edits survive a mod update:

• Each of the four files carries its own ConfigVersion. A file is only rewritten when something actually changed — a fresh generation, a re-seeded section, or a version bump. An up-to-date file is left completely alone.
• A version bump rewrites all four files, even if only one gained anything. Your values are carried through untouched — the file is re-serialized from what was loaded, not regenerated from defaults. Timestamps changing on all four is expected, not data loss.
• Your existing values are never overwritten. Updates are strictly additive: default entries missing from a list get inserted, entries already there are left exactly as you set them.
• Deleting an entry is not how you disable it. A row you remove counts as missing and gets re-added on the next version bump. Set its weight, chance, or CatchProbability to 0 instead — that survives every update. A section you empty on purpose is respected, except HookFromFishCatches, TreasureContainers and TreasureLoot, which refill with the defaults when empty (set weights to 0 to switch them off); a section or list that's entirely absent (or null) gets re-seeded with working defaults, and so does a net, spear or dig section's missing Catches table.
• A setting deleted from inside a section loads as 0. The game's loader builds each section of your file without its built-in defaults, so a single line you remove (a toggle, a chance) comes back off or zero. Settings the mod added in a later version (CraftFishMount, RequireRealRod, RodCatchesToRuin) are detected and given their defaults; for anything else, change the value instead of deleting the line.
• Upgrading from pre-3.3 sweeps the old layout (fishingsettings.json, Fish/Logs/, extras/mpmissions/) into $profile:Gebs/gebs_oldfiles/ and removes the emptied folders. Nothing is migrated from the old monolithic config — it's archived so you can still read your old tuning.

Updating from 3.3.2:

• The four "Fun" tackle boxes are gone (they were the Yellow, Red, Purple and Green Tackle Box under a second name), and the bonito and its fillet are now geb_PacificBonito and geb_PacificBonitoFilletMeat. Old ones keep loading under the old names until your next wipe when they sit inside something (a tent, a container, a vehicle, a jon boat deck, an inventory, a cooler or a mount). One lying loose on the ground is gone after the second restart, with its contents, so move them into something before updating. Old bonito fillets don't carry over.
• Take geb_FunYellowTackle, geb_FunRedTackle, geb_FunPurpleTackle, geb_FunGreenTackle, geb_Bonita and geb_BonitaFilletMeat out of your mission's types.xml and any trader lists. The mod's generated files already name the new classes, and the old bonito rows in fish.json and bait.json are renamed on load, keeping your settings.

Disabling individual systems:

Each major subsystem can be turned off independently — set the toggle to 0 and the per-fish/per-bait/per-hour values stay in JSON for tuning but have no in-game effect. The bait system's master toggle is Enable at the top of bait.json; the rest live in general.json under WeatherSettings:

In bait.json (top level):

"Enable": 1

In general.json:

"WeatherSettings": {
    "WeatherCatchBoostEnable": 1,
    "MoonPhaseEnable": 1,
    "TemperatureEffectEnable": 0,
    "BiteSpeedEnable": 1
}

Credits

• Lothsun for features, updates, and helping the direction of this mod!

• My close friends for motivation during this project

• TunaBomber for helping update community files and supplying the excel sheet for traders

• NekoSensei and iiiii42 for helping with initial translation support

• Doriiiiija and Echo4343 for help with community files

• Gramps#4914 for code compatibility help in the early days of the mod

• DannyDoomno1 for help with the proper way to send config data to the client from the server

• NekoSensei and the team/players at the Le Murmure des Sans-Ames Server

• The DayZ community for reporting bugs and inspiration throughout the life of the mod

• CadNav for models and textures of fish.

• All About the Birds & Macaulay Library For the loon call recording used in the mod.

• The squid skins are made from these photos:

  • Humboldt squid: Attila Oláh, iNaturalist observation 25076882 (CC BY 4.0)
  • Northern shortfin squid: Michael Vecchione, NOAA Fisheries, Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
  • European flying squid: Philip Schaffer, iNaturalist observation 149417347 (CC BY 4.0)
  • Purpleback flying squid: iNaturalist observation 175571410 (CC0)
  • Squid meat: Fumikas Sagisavas, Wikimedia Commons (CC0)
  • Baked squid meat: Ocdp, Wikimedia Commons (CC0)
  • Boiled squid meat: moriza, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)
  • Dried squid meat: Binh Giang, Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
  • Burned squid meat: Obsidian Soul, Wikimedia Commons (CC0)
  • Japanese flying squid: Chiswick Chap, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)
  • Neon flying squid: Marina Drago Marchesi, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
  • Argentine shortfin squid: Astromessier, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

  The textures made from the three CC BY-SA photos (japaneseflyingsquid_*, neonflyingsquid_* and argentineshortfinsquid_* in data/fish, the juveniles' and meat's included) are shared under the same licence as their photo, not the mod's licence below.

• The cherry salmon's skin and the skin side of its fillet are painted from this photo:

  • Cherry salmon (yamame): Σ64, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

• The skin side of the rainbow trout's fillet is painted from this photo:

  • Rainbow trout: Ken Hammond, USDA, Wikimedia Commons (public domain)

• The two stingrays' backs are these photographs mapped straight onto the models:

  • Southern stingray: US Food and Drug Administration, Regulatory Fish Encyclopedia, Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
  • Ocellate river stingray: Jim Capaldi, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

  ocellateriverstingray_co.paa is made from the CC BY 2.0 photo, so that texture is shared under the same licence as its photo, not the mod's licence below. Both rays' shape comes from a CadNav model, improved and rebuilt for the mod.

• The red-bellied piranha's model, and the photographic skin and relief map it is built from, are mine — I hold the rights to them. They ship reshaped and regraded for the mod, under the mod's licence below.

Support

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License

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