This script adds car boosting jobs. To be able to take these you need an item, a special token (You have to add these to your server circlation yourself but the item is included in the script). The jobs are fairly straight forward: When you got the token, head over to Hector, the guy who gives you the missions. If you have a token you can pick any job, but you need to pay the entry fee. Hector will give you a location of where the car is. Head over there. Some jobs you can sneak and steal without even firing a single bullet, but some might take more brute force. Steal the car and wait for the tracker to turn off. When it's off Hector will give you the GPS location for the dropoff spot. Deliver the car and you will be handed a slip that says Hector owes you some parts. You can take these slips to any cw-vehicleswap spot that does special jobs, and if you have the correct car you can get it modified.
Only includes 3 jobs and 3 locations. Up to you to add what you want to add! The slip you get will hold the value of the name of the car you take, so it will work with any type of car you add to this script. All you need to do is add a special swap in cw-vehicleswap where that model is used, see the special swaps in the bottom of the config for examples.
This is a companion script for cw-vehicleswap.
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The script has Jobs and Locations split up, and randomizes locations each time you take the job.\
At the top of the Config you will find Config.UseTokens = false. Change false to true if you want to use cw-tokens.
Guards: This holds all the guards. Guards are defined with model, weapon and (optionally if you add GuardPositions) coords
GuardPositions: Holds Vector4s of potential positions guards can be placed at
Civilians: Same as guards, but passive NPCs
CivilianPositions: Same as GuardPositions, but passive NPCs
GuardCars: Vehicles that will spawn. Each one is defined by model and coords
VehiclePosition: Postion of the vehicle you are stealing\
Model: Model of the car you are stealing
RunCost: Cost to take the job
Timer: Timer on the tracker (tracker currently isn't working)\
MissionDescription: Text that shows up when you interact with Hector
Messages: These are Optional, but if you want to personalize the messages per mission you can add it here. First are sent when you take the job. Second are send when you got the car. Third are sent when you turn it in.
MinimumPolice: Minimum police required to take the job
Locations: Which of the locations can this mission use\
Don't forget to add the jobs in the Config.Jobs!
Items to add to qb-core>shared>items.lua
["swap_slip"] = {["name"] = "swap_slip", ["label"] = "Vehicle Swap Slip", ["weight"] = 100, ["type"] = "item", ["image"] = "cayo_deliverynote.png", ["unique"] = true, ["useable"] = false, ['shouldClose'] = false, ["combinable"] = nil, ["description"] = "Document that proves you can get your car swapped"},
["swap_token"] = {["name"] = "swap_token", ["label"] = "A weird gold coin", ["weight"] = 100, ["type"] = "item", ["image"] = "token.png", ["unique"] = false, ["useable"] = false, ['shouldClose'] = false, ["combinable"] = nil, ["description"] = "Smells a bit like oil and old farming equipment"},
If you want to make the vehicle name show up in QB-Inventory:
Open app.js in qb-inventory. In the function FormatItemInfo you will find several if statements. Head to the bottom of these and add this before the second to last else statement (after the else if that has itemData.name == "labkey"). Then add this between them:
else if (itemData.name == "swap_slip") {
$(".item-info-title").html("<p>" + itemData.label + "</p>");
$(".item-info-description").html("<p>Vehicle: " + itemData.info.vehicle + "</p>");
}
Also make sure the images are in qb-inventory>html>images
- qb-target - https://github.com/BerkieBb/qb-target