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(ESX/QB) Advanced Police Job

Ursprünglicher Preis war: $82.99Aktueller Preis ist: $45.99.

Features

Optimized with 0.00ms idle
Multiple LEO departments(No need for separate scripts for separate police jobs)
Full handcuff props and animations
Escorting animation
Keybinds for arrest(Configurable)
Resisting arrest via skill-check
Compatible with ox_inventory, qb-inventory, qs-inventory, and mf_inventory(Code open to incorporate a different inventory)
Tackling(Configurable)
Job Menu (Configurable)
Fine players(Compatible with QBCore, okokBilling and esx billing OR any billing can be added to open code)
Boss menu(Compatible with wasabi_multijob, qb-management and esx_society)
Cloakroom(Compatible with esx_skin and my fork of fivem-appearance OR any skin script can be added to open code)
Optional target(By default compatible with qtarget/qb-target/ox_target)
Armory(Configurable by job grade)
Garage for land & air(Configurable by job grade)
Vehicle interaction menu added to job menu which includes vehicle ownership information, lockpicking vehicle, and impounding vehicle (New As of 1.0.5)
Ability to incorporate jail script(See docs)
Ability to view suspect’s identification
Ability to view and revoke licenses
Most if not all of the pre-existing esx_policejob features
EXTREMELY configurable
Full replacement for any script that depends on esx_policejob
And more!

Frequent updates / feature additions planned so stay tuned!

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Config.Lua

local seconds, minutes = 1000, 60000
Config = {}

Config.jobMenu = 'F6' -- Default job menu key

Config.customCarlock = false -- If you use wasabi_carlock(Add your own carlock system in client/cl_customize.lua)
Config.billingSystem = false -- Current options: 'esx' (For esx_billing) / 'okok' (For okokBilling) (Easy to add more/fully customize in client/cl_customize.lua)
Config.skinScript = false -- Current options: 'esx' (For esx_skin) / 'appearance' (For wasabi-fivem-appearance) (Custom can be added in client/cl_customize.lua)
Config.customJail = false -- Set to true if you want to add jail option to menu(Requires you to edit wasabi_police:sendToJail event in client/cl_customize.lua)

Config.inventory = 'ox' -- NEEDED FOR SEARCHING PLAYERS - Current options: 'ox' (For ox_inventory) / 'mf' (For mf inventory) / 'qs' (For qs_inventory) / 'custom' (Custom can be added in client/cl_customize.lua)
Config.searchPlayers = true -- Allow police jobs to search players (Must set correct inventory above)

Config.weaponsAsItems = false -- This is typically for older ESX and inventories that still use weapons as weapons and not items(If you're unsure leave as true!)
Config.esxIdentity = true -- Enable to gain option additional information when checking ID of suspect. (Requires esx_identity or similar)
Config.esxLicense = true -- Enable if you use esx_license or something similar for weapon licenses/etc


Config.tackle = {
    enabled = true, -- Enable tackle?
    policeOnly = true, -- Police jobs only use tackle?
    hotkey = 'G' -- What key to press while sprinting to start tackle of target
}

Config.handcuff = { -- Config in regards to cuffing
    timer = 20 * minutes, -- Time before player is automatically unrestrained(Set to false if not desired)
    hotkey = 'J', -- What key to press to handcuff people(Set to false for no hotkey)
    skilledEscape = {
        enabled = true, -- Allow criminal to simulate resisting by giving them a chance to break free from cuffs via skill check
        difficulty = {'easy', 'easy', 'easy'} -- Options: 'easy' / 'medium' / 'hard' (Can be stringed along as they are in config)
    }
}

Config.policeJobs = { -- Police jobs
    'police',
    'sheriff'
}

Config.Locations = {
    LSPD = {
        blip = {
            enabled = true,
            coords = vec3(464.57, -992.0, 30.69),
            sprite = 60,
            color = 29,
            scale = 1.0,
            string = 'Mission Row PD'
        },

        bossMenu = {
            enabled = true, -- Enable boss menu?
            jobLock = 'police', -- Lock to specific police job? Set to false if not desired
            coords = vec3(460.64, -985.64, 30.73), -- Location of boss menu (If not using target)
            label = '[E] - Access Boss Menu', -- Text UI label string (If not using target)
            distance = 3.0, -- Distance to allow access/prompt with text UI (If not using target)
            target = {
                enabled = false, -- If enabled, the location and distance above will be obsolete
                label = 'Access Boss Menu',
                coords = vec3(460.64, -985.64, 30.73),
                heading = 269.85,
                width = 2.0,
                length = 1.0,
                minZ = 30.73-0.9,
                maxZ = 30.73+0.9
            }
        },

        armoury = {
            enabled = true, -- Set to false if you don't want to use
            coords = vec3(480.32, -996.67, 30.69-0.9), -- Coords of armoury
            heading = 86.95, -- Heading of armoury NPC
            ped = 's_f_y_cop_01',
            label = '[E] - Access Armoury', -- String of text ui
            jobLock = 'police', -- Allow only one of Config.policeJob listings / Set to false if allow all Config.policeJobs
            weapons = {
                [0] = { -- Grade number will be the name of each table(this would be grade 0)
                    ['WEAPON_PISTOL'] = { label = 'Pistol', multiple = false, price = 75 }, -- Set price to false if undesired
                    ['WEAPON_NIGHTSTICK'] = { label = 'Night Stick', multiple = false, price = 50 },
--                    ['ammo-9'] = { label = '9mm Ammo', multiple = true, price = 10 }, -- Set multiple to true if you want ability to purchase more than one at a time
--                    ['armour'] = { label = 'Bulletproof Vest', multiple = false, price = 100 }, -- Example

                },
                [1] = { -- This would be grade 1
                    ['WEAPON_COMBATPISTOL'] = { label = 'Combat Pistol', multiple = false, price = 150 },
                    ['WEAPON_NIGHTSTICK'] = { label = 'Night Stick', multiple = false, price = 50 },
--                    ['ammo-9'] = { label = '9mm Ammo', multiple = true, price = 10 }, -- Example
--                    ['armour'] = { label = 'Bulletproof Vest', multiple = false, price = 100 }, -- Example
                },
                [2] = { -- This would be grade 2
                    ['WEAPON_COMBATPISTOL'] = { label = 'Combat Pistol', multiple = false, price = 150 },
                    ['WEAPON_NIGHTSTICK'] = { label = 'Night Stick', multiple = false, price = 50 },
                    ['WEAPON_ASSAULTRIFLE'] = { label = 'Assault Rifle', multiple = false, price = 1100 },
--                    ['ammo-9'] = { label = '9mm Ammo', multiple = true, price = 10 }, -- Example
--                    ['ammo-rifle'] = { label = '5.56 Ammo', multiple = true, price = 20 }, -- Example
--                    ['armour'] = { label = 'Bulletproof Vest', multiple = false, price = 100 }, -- Example
                },
                [3] = { -- This would be grade 3
                    ['WEAPON_COMBATPISTOL'] = { label = 'Combat Pistol', multiple = false, price = 150 },
                    ['WEAPON_NIGHTSTICK'] = { label = 'Night Stick', multiple = false, price = 50 },
                    ['WEAPON_ASSAULTRIFLE'] = { label = 'Assault Rifle', multiple = false, price = 1100 },
              --    ['ammo-9'] = { label = '9mm Ammo', multiple = true, price = 10 }, -- Example
              --    ['ammo-rifle'] = { label = '5.56 Ammo', multiple = true, price = 20 }, -- Example
              --    ['armour'] = { label = 'Bulletproof Vest', multiple = false, price = 100 }, -- Example
                },
            }
        },

        cloakroom = {
            enabled = true, -- Set to false if you don't want to use (Compatible with esx_skin & wasabi fivem-appearance fork)
            coords = vec3(462.36, -999.62, 30.69), -- Coords of cloakroom
            label = '[E] - Change Clothes', -- String of text ui of cloakroom
            range = 2.0, -- Range away from coords you can use.
            uniforms = { -- Uniform choices

                ['Recruit'] = { -- Name of outfit that will display in menu
                    male = { -- Male variation
                        ['tshirt_1'] = 15,  ['tshirt_2'] = 0,
                        ['torso_1'] = 5,   ['torso_2'] = 2,
                        ['arms'] = 5,
                        ['pants_1'] = 6,   ['pants_2'] = 1,
                        ['shoes_1'] = 16,   ['shoes_2'] = 7,
                        ['helmet_1'] = 44,  ['helmet_2'] = 7,
                    },
                    female = { -- Female variation
                        ['tshirt_1'] = 15,  ['tshirt_2'] = 0,
                        ['torso_1'] = 4,   ['torso_2'] = 14,
                        ['arms'] = 4,
                        ['pants_1'] = 25,   ['pants_2'] = 1,
                        ['shoes_1'] = 16,   ['shoes_2'] = 4,
                    }
                },

                ['Patrol'] = {
                    male = {
                        ['tshirt_1'] = 58,  ['tshirt_2'] = 0,
                        ['torso_1'] = 55,   ['torso_2'] = 0,
                        ['arms'] = 30,
                        ['pants_1'] = 24,   ['pants_2'] = 0,
                        ['shoes_1'] = 10,   ['shoes_2'] = 0,
                        ['helmet_1'] = 46,  ['helmet_2'] = 0,
                    },
                    female = {
                        ['tshirt_1'] = 15,  ['tshirt_2'] = 0,
                        ['torso_1'] = 4,   ['torso_2'] = 14,
                        ['arms'] = 4,
                        ['pants_1'] = 25,   ['pants_2'] = 1,
                        ['shoes_1'] = 16,   ['shoes_2'] = 4,
                    }
                },

                ['Chief'] = {
                    male = {
                        ['tshirt_1'] = 15,  ['tshirt_2'] = 0,
                        ['torso_1'] = 5,   ['torso_2'] = 2,
                        ['arms'] = 5,
                        ['pants_1'] = 6,   ['pants_2'] = 1,
                        ['shoes_1'] = 16,   ['shoes_2'] = 7,
                        ['helmet_1'] = 44,  ['helmet_2'] = 7,
                    },
                    female = {
                        ['tshirt_1'] = 15,  ['tshirt_2'] = 0,
                        ['torso_1'] = 4,   ['torso_2'] = 14,
                        ['arms'] = 4,
                        ['pants_1'] = 25,   ['pants_2'] = 1,
                        ['shoes_1'] = 16,   ['shoes_2'] = 4,
                    }
                },
                
            }

        },

        vehicles = { -- Vehicle Garage
            enabled = true, -- Enable? False if you have you're own way for medics to obtain vehicles.
            jobLock = 'police', -- Job lock? or access to all police jobs by using false
            zone = {
                coords = vec3(463.69, -1019.72, 28.1), -- Area to prompt vehicle garage
                range = 5.5, -- Range it will prompt from coords above
                label = '[E] - Access Garage',
                return_label = '[E] - Return Vehicle'
            },
            spawn = {
                land = {
                    coords = vec3(449.37, -1025.46, 28.59), -- Coords of where land vehicle spawn/return
                    heading = 3.68
                },
                air = {
                    coords = vec3(449.29, -981.76, 43.69), -- Coords of where air vehicles spawn/return
                    heading =  0.01
                }
            },
            options = {

                [0] = { -- Job grade as table name
                    ['police'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Police Cruiser',
                        category = 'land', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                    ['police2'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Police Cruiser #2',
                        category = 'land', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                    ['polmav'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Maverick',
                        category = 'air', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                },

                [1] = { -- Job grade as table name
                    ['police'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Police Cruiser',
                        category = 'land', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                    ['police2'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Police Cruiser #2',
                        category = 'land', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                    ['polmav'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Maverick',
                        category = 'air', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                },

                [2] = { -- Job grade as table name
                    ['police'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Police Cruiser',
                        category = 'land', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                    ['police2'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Police Cruiser #2',
                        category = 'land', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                    ['polmav'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Maverick',
                        category = 'air', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                },

                [3] = { -- Job grade as table name
                    ['police'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Police Cruiser',
                        category = 'land', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                    ['police2'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Police Cruiser #2',
                        category = 'land', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                    ['polmav'] = { -- Car/Helicopter/Vehicle Spawn Code/Model Name
                        label = 'Maverick',
                        category = 'air', -- Options are 'land' and 'air'
                    },
                },

            }
        }

    },

}

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Step 1: Snag Your Mod - Find the Goodies

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Hit up the usual spots: Websites like fivem-mods.net, GTA5-Mods.com are goldmines. Loads of creators post their work there.
Community is key: Don't sleep on forums and Discord servers. You'll find hidden gems and get recommendations from other server owners.
GitHub & Dev Sites: For more unique scripts, check out GitHub or the developers' own websites. Sometimes the best stuff is off the beaten path.

Pro Tip: Double-check the mod is actually gonna work with your server version, especially if you're running frameworks like QBCore or ESX. Compatibility is king.Once you've found your treasure, download the files. They'll usually be in a .zip or .rar file.

Step 2: Server Prep - Get Ready to Rumble

Right, time to get into the server's guts. Don't panic, it's not brain surgery.

Access your server files: You'll need to log into your server's file manager. This is usually through an FTP client like FileZilla or your hosting provider's control panel.
BACK IT UP, fam: Seriously, before you change anything, make a backup of your server files. If you mess something up (and we all do sometimes), you can just restore it and pretend it never happened.
Find the 'resources' folder: This is your mod garage. It's where all the magic happens. Dig around in your server files and locate the resources folder.

Step 3: Mod Installation - Drop It In

Now for the main event - getting that mod live.

Extract the files: If your mod is zipped up, unzip it to a folder on your computer.
Upload to the 'resources' folder: Use your FTP client or file manager to drag and drop (upload) the extracted mod folder into the resources folder on your server.
- Folder name matters: Make sure the folder name is something you'll recognise later, you'll need it for server config.
Tell your server to load the mod: This is the server.cfg bit.
- Open your server.cfg file. It’s in the main directory of your server.
- Add a line like this: ensure [mod_name]
- Replace [mod_name] with the actual name of your mod folder.
- Example: If your mod folder is called sick_drift_car, you'd add ensure sick_drift_car.

ensure [mod_name]

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Step 4: Dependencies - The Extras You Might Need

Sometimes, mods are a bit needy and require extra bits and bobs to work. Dependencies, they're called.

Check the mod's info: The mod creator should tell you if there are any dependencies. Read the documentation!
Install dependencies: If there are dependencies, download them and install them in the same resources folder, just like you did with the main mod in Step 3.
Load dependencies too: You'll also need to add ensure [dependency_name] lines in your server.cfg file for each dependency, above the ensure [mod_name] line for your main mod.

Step 5: Server Restart - Fire It Up

Time to reboot and see if it all works.

Restart your server: Use the 'Restart' button in your control panel or restart it manually if you're old school.
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Join your server: Fire up FiveM and connect to your server.
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Check file paths: Are your files in the right folders? Double-check everything.
Review server logs: Server logs are your friend. They tell you if anything went wrong.
Update dependencies: Are your dependencies up to date? Outdated ones can cause issues.
Compatibility check again: Is the mod actually compatible with your FiveM version and other mods? Conflicts happen.

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Q: What if the mod doesn't work after installing?: A: Troubleshooting time! Check file paths, server logs, dependencies, and mod compatibility (as mentioned in Step 7). Google is your friend too!
Q: Do I need to restart my whole server every time I install a mod?: A: Yep, you do. Restarting the server makes it reload all the resources, including your newly installed mod.
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(ESX/QB) Advanced Police Job

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