Each individual service included in the Paradise Web Services has its own configuration files with a specific purpose. These simple JSON files define which servers a player can connect to, which maps are available to play on, which items are available to buy in the shop and much more. Each file is located in <path to Paradise.WebServices>\ServiceData\<ServiceName> (or <path to Paradise.WebServices>\ServiceData\Legacy\<ServiceName> when using Paradise for legacy game versions).

If you change any of these files, both ApplicationWebService and ShopWebService will automatically reload them. Clients must restart the game to recognize those changes.

This file controls the amount of XP needed to reach a certain level, as well as the amount of points and XP rewarded at the end of each round.
Usually, the maximum level a player can reach in vanilla UberStrike is 80. For the sake of science, we took the level calculation from GTA Online and increased the maximum level to 100.

If you are playing on official Paradise server(s), levels are just cosmetic, as items in the shop are not restricted to a minimum level.

This file holds the definition for every map in the game, and the available options for each gamemode.

Also, huge thanks to @jonaszadach for completing the missing map descriptions!

Each gamemode has it's own settings for each map. If a map doesn't include settings for a specific gamemode, the game creation screen will not allow you to start a game with this gamemode.
Gamemode can either be 1 (Deathmatch), 2 (Team Deathmatch) or 3 (Team Elimination).

[
	{
		"DisplayName": "Example Map",
		"Description": "This is an example map. It has a floor, 4 walls and no ceiling so you can see the sky.",
		"SceneName": "ParadiseExampleMap",
		"MapId": 128,
		"Settings": {
			"1": {
				"KillsMin": 1,
				"KillsMax": 200,
				"KillsCurrent": 100,
				"PlayersMin": 2,
				"PlayersMax": 16,
				"PlayersCurrent": 16,
				"TimeMin": 60,
				"TimeMax": 600,
				"TimeCurrent": 300
			},
			"2": {
				"KillsMin": 1,
				"KillsMax": 200,
				"KillsCurrent": 100,
				"PlayersMin": 2,
				"PlayersMax": 16,
				"PlayersCurrent": 16,
				"TimeMin": 60,
				"TimeMax": 600,
				"TimeCurrent": 300
			},
			"3": {
				"KillsMin": 1,
				"KillsMax": 200,
				"KillsCurrent": 100,
				"PlayersMin": 2,
				"PlayersMax": 16,
				"PlayersCurrent": 16,
				"TimeMin": 60,
				"TimeMax": 600,
				"TimeCurrent": 300
			}
		}
	}
]

Because the Steam version of UberStrike is missing a few maps, we somehow need to make the game aware of the "custom" maps shipped with Paradise. One way would be to hardcode each map in Paradise itself, but in the future, we want to make it possible for everyone to create their own maps.
For now, because there is no map SDK available yet, we've settled on publishing custom map info via Web Services.

[
	{
		"Name": "Example Map",
		"FileName": "ParadiseExampleMap.unity3d",
		"MapId": 128,
		"SupportedGameModes": [1, 2, 3]
	}
]

With this file, you can control which servers a client can connect to.

{
	"CommServer": {
		"IP": "localhost",
		"Port": 5055,
		"Region": 1,
		"UsageType": 6
	},
	"GameServers": [
		{
            "IP": "localhost",
            "Port": 5155,
            "Name": "Test",
			"PhotonId": 1,
			"Region": 1,
			"UsageType": 1
		}
	]
}

This file let's you specify bundles containing credits, points or even items. Since every item is free on official Paradise server(s), there is no use for this file other than for demo purposes.
Keep in mind that when you set a price for a bundle, there will be no actual purchase made. The client however thinks that the purchase has been completed, and thus adds the bundle's contents to your account.

[
	{
		"Id": 1,
		"Name": "Example Bundle",
        "Description": "This is an example bundle",
		"ImageUrl": "https://via.placeholder.com/150",
		"IconUrl": "https://via.placeholder.com/32",
		"USDPrice": 0.00,
		"Credits": 1,
		"Points": 1,
		"Availability": [ 12 ]
	}
]

This file specifies not only the items available in the ingame shop, but also stats for each and every item used in the game.
There are four different item categories: FunctionalItems (such as Name Changes and Clan Licenses), GearItems, QuickItems and WeaponItems, each allowing you to set different properties for items in that category.

Every item is sorted into various item classes. The following table lists every item class used in UberStrike:

Each item is also required to have at least one price of any currency to be listed in the ingame shop, even if the price is 0. Otherwise, an item will not be marked as "for sale".

Every item, regardless of its category, needs to have at least the following information to be listed in the ingame shop.

{
    "ItemClass": 21,
    "ID": 1294,
    "Name": "Name Change",
    "Description": "Use this item to change your name once. Item is consumed after use.",
    "Prices": [
        {
            "Price": 0,
            "Currency": 1,
            "Amount": 1,
            "Duration": 5
        },
        {
            "Price": 0,
            "Currency": 2,
            "Amount": 1,
            "Duration": 5
        }
    ],
    "ItemProperties": {}
}

In addition to the basic item structure, Gear Items have the following properties:

In addition to the basic item structure, Quick Items have the following properties:

List of Prefabs

In addition to the basic item structure, Weapon Items have the following properties: