Fire Supply Line

Usage:

/hose – This is our other resource (HoseLS), allowing you to begin using the hose.

Once you have done /hose, you will not be able to use it unless to have an active supply of water, which can be obtained through:

• Limited Supply (By walking up to a fire vehicle (configured in the config), you can get a limited supply of water for 120 seconds (configurable in the config), with the timer only running when water is spraying.
• This supply will run out unless a supply line is setup on the vehicle. Once a supply line is setup, a message on your screen will ask you to press Enter to connect to the supply line.
• Once you are connected, your supply of water is infinite until you move too far away (distance is configurable) or the supply line is removed.

/supplyline setup – This will setup a supply line on the nearest fire vehicle. The vehicle model must be listed in the config file along with the setup for the supply line. You are able to adjust in the config how the supply line is spawned in, such as behind the vehicle or in front, by adjusting the off set and rotation.

All supply lines are synced, meaning other players can use it and remove a supply line they have not setup (if they have permission, of course). Once you remove the supply line, the players relying on it will switch back to a limited supply of water, such as 120 seconds and they’ll be notified that it has been removed.

The syncing element works on OneSync and Non-OneSync. Supply lines also sync after a player has connected to the server, if the supply line was setup before they joined. This means that a player can begin roleplaying without having to wait for the supply line to be setup again, enhancing realism on  scene.

/supplyline remove – This will remove the supplyline on the nearest vehicle. You’ll be notified if no vehicle or supply line is found.

Full Features:

• Supply Line – This is the main element of the resource, allowing you to setup and remove supply lines to fire vehicles. The resource is configurable allowing you to define all fire vehicles, making sure they are only setup on them.
• Limited Supply – Your hose will only have a limited supply of water, which you can begin by going near a fire vehicle. Unless you, or someone else sets up a supply line, your supply will quickly run out.
• Percentage Left – You can easily see at the bottom of your screen how much water you have left.
• Custom Model – This resource includes a high quality, custom model created by Adam Fenton. This will ultimately enhance realism for all people on scene.
• Highly Configurable – This resource is highly configurable, allowing you to setup each fire truck model separately. You can adjust all messages and even translate the resource into another language.
• Permission Checks – You can easily enable permission checks in the configuration file, or edit the server file to integrate it into a framework such as vRP.

We understand this can seem confusing to use, that is why we recommend you watch our tutorial video created by a member of our Media Team.

Configuration:

You can easily open the config_supply.lua and configure the script to your liking.

The first section is called main, allowing you to set the following:

main = {

commandName = “supplyline”,

supplyProp = `prop_supplyline`,

defaultSeconds = 120, — Before they need to connect to a supply line

enableAcePermissions = false, — Enable ace permissions for the supply line command

supplyLineDistance = 10.0, — To connect initially

maximumDistance = 200.0, — Furthest distance you can get away from a vehicle with a supply line

connectToSupplyLineKey = {0, 191},

helpKey = “INPUT_FRONTEND_RDOWN”,

}

You can see from the above config just how configurable the resource is, allowing you to set many features such as the default seconds for water supply, supply line cancel distance and the key to press to connect to a supply line.

Secondly, the translations section allows you to convert the resource to another language.

Configuring Fire Vehicles:

You’ll be required to configure all fire vehicles that are able to be used with this resource.

You will need to define a few key variables:

vehicles = {

{

model = `firetruk`,

bone = “”,

offSet = {2.0, -18.0, -1.2},

rotation = {0.0, 0.0, 180.0},

},

}

You can see from the above example that we’ve setup the base game model called firetruk. We’ve left the bone name blank, as we want to connect this to the centre of the truck, then move it backwards with the offSet.

Framework Integration:

• Permission checks  – You can easily add server-sided permission checks in sv_supplyline.lua. You can easily add ace permissions in the configuration file or integrate it into a framework such as vRP or ESX.

Installation:

IP whitelisting is utilised by London Studios, this is automatically done for both your main and dev server after purchase. You’ll be able to enter the IP’s of these at checkout.

Support:

London Studios are committed to ensuring high standard support is offered to all customers who have purchased this resource. Our support team will do our best to assist you, however in some circumstances we will be unable to assist, such as integrating it with a framework our support team may not be familiar.