// ============================================================
// FILE: Prefix.cpp
// Place at mod root: YALootBoxes/Prefix.cpp
// (Tells the engine the include-prefix for this mod's paths)
// ============================================================
// Prefix.cpp content:
//
//   YALootBoxes


// ============================================================
// FOLDER LAYOUT SUMMARY
// ============================================================
// YALootBoxes/
// ├── config.cpp
// ├── Prefix.cpp
// └── scripts/
//     └── 4_World/
//         ├── YALootBoxes_Config.c
//         ├── YALootBoxes_Lootbox.c
//         ├── YALootBoxes_ActionOpen.c
//         └── YALootBoxes_Manager.c
//
// Server mission init.c needs the small hook shown at the
// bottom of YALootBoxes_Manager.c.
//
// IMPORTANT NOTE ON simulationModule / class binding:
// DayZ's Enforce Script binds a .c class to a cfgVehicles entry
// either by the entry's class name matching the script class
// name directly, OR via simulationModule for non-standard cases.
// For most setups, simply naming the cfgVehicles class identically
// to your Enforce Script class (as done above: e.g.
// "YALootBoxes_Crate_Military") is what actually binds them -
// if your DayZ Server/SDK version doesn't honor simulationModule,
// delete that line; the name match alone is sufficient.
// ============================================================