Installation

1. Unzip the k_crafting.zip file
2. Drag the unzipped folder into a new folder called [ks]
3. Move the new [ks] folder into your server's resources folder
4. Inside your server.cfg, add a new line after all your other resources have already started:

ensure [ks]

Now, navigate into the k_crafting folder and locate the ReadMe.md file and open it up. Make sure to read its contents and follow instructions.

ox_inventory

There is no specific items to bring into ox_inventory but if you're looking to have some of your items be crafted via this script, make sure to have them in format(s) shown in the examples below:

-- Example below shows having a regular item that can be crafted.
['lockpick'] = {
    label = 'Lockpick',
    description = 'Can be used to open locks',
    weight = 160,
    consume = 0.20,
    decay = true,
    client = {
        event = 'lockpick:use'
    }
},

-- Or another example
['pistol_suppressor'] = {
    label = 'Pistol Suppressor',
    weight = 35,
    stack = false,
},

--Now if you needed blueprints for them, see examples below for blueprints.
['blueprint_lockpick'] = {
    label = 'Lockpick Blueprint',
    description = 'Shows you how to make a lockpick.',
    weight = 200,
    decay = true,
    unique = true,
    stack = false,
    client = { metadata = { durability = 100.0 } } -- must keep this (so when you get it, it has durability at 100%)
},
['blueprint_pistol_suppressor'] = {
    label = 'Basic Pistol Suppressor Blueprint',
    description = 'Build your own basic pistol suppressor.',
    weight = 200,
    decay = true,
    unique = true,
    stack = false,
    client = { metadata = { durability = 100.0 } }
},

Make sure you go through the README.md file.

Configuration

First thing you will find that is pretty important is the first few lines in the config.lua. These will control wether or not you see the debug zones, enable/disable crafting for the server, grant xp or not and if you want to enforce level requirement for crafting.

The rest of the config files make sure to read the comments and follow the structure for the sections where you'd like to add a new table/prop/location or even enforce job requirements.

If you have any questions you can always reach out to us.

This is a crafting bench script that handles crafting using blueprints where you can set it up that blueprints have durability loss when crafting. You can also restrict crafting for certain jobs at specific locations and have specific props too.

Below are the requirements/dependencies:
- ox_lib
- qbx_core
- ox_inventory
- k_skills

k_skills is the resource written up to help with capturing experience not just for this script, but for a few others scripts as well.

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The below example shows how it can be added with a
TriggerEvent('k_skills:client:openSkillsMenu')
in the radial menu. The below shows it in the 'Civilian' menu.

lib.registerRadial({
    id = 'k_radial_civilian_sub',
    items = {
        {
            icon = 'gauge',
            label = 'Skills',
            onSelect = function()
                TriggerEvent('k_skills:client:openSkillsMenu')
            end
        },
    }
})

lib.addRadialItem({
    {
        id = 'job_menu',
        icon = 'person',
        label = 'Civilian',
        menu = 'k_radial_civilian_sub'
    }
})

• Award XP to a player
  exports['k_skills']:AddXP(source, skillId, amount)
• Get current XP value for a player
  exports['k_skills']:GetXP(source, skillId)
• Get the current level for a skill
  exports['k_skills']:GetLevel(source, skillId)
• Set an absolute XP value (admin use typically)
  exports['k_skills']:SetXP(source, skillId, value)
• Clear/reset XP for a skill
  exports['k_skills']:ClearXP(source, skillId)

Example:

--lets say you added a new skill called: hacking

-- Give 5 XP to a player’s hacking skill
exports.k_skills:AddXP(src, 'hacking', 5)

-- Check if they reached level 3 crafting
local lvl = exports.k_skills:GetLevel(src, 'hacking')
if lvl >= 3 then
    -- let them craft the advanced recipe
end

ACE Permissions

Add the permissions below to your permissions.cfg file.

add_ace group.admin k_skills.clearxp allow
add_ace group.admin k_skills.clearxpall allow
add_ace group.admin k_skills.addxp allow
add_ace group.admin k_skills.setxp allow
add_ace group.admin k_skills.cleanup allow

Below are the list of commands you can use as an admin.

• /clearxp → reset your XP (all skills).
• /clearxp <id> → reset that player’s XP (all skills).
• /clearxp <id> <skillId> → reset that player’s one skill.
• /clearxp <id> all → reset that player’s all skills.
• /clearxpall → reset everyone online (all skills).
• /clearxpall <skillId> → reset everyone’s one skill.
• /setxp <id> <skillId> <amount> → sets a specific XP value for a skill on a player.
• /addxp <id> <skillId> <amount> → adds XP to a skill on a player.
• /skillscleanup <id> → /w arg cleans specific player, w/o arg all online players.

Config File:

It's simple and straight forward.
Currently it's populated with 3 skills for the resources we provide:
- Mining
- Crafting
- Petty Crime

You can add new skills as many as you like if you want to create a new resource. There are exports you can utilize.

Each has an XP table that dictates how much XP a player must get to move onto the next level. You can customize this however you want.

You can also have a hard cap for the levels, right now it's set at a high level (100). But you can change that to whatever you want.

Installation

1. Go to this link and download the resource: https://github.com/kurnok/k_skills
2. Unzip the k_skills.zip file
3. Drag the unzipped folder into a new folder called [ks]
4. Move the new [ks] folder into your server's resources folder
5. Inside your server.cfg, add a new line after all your other resources have already started:

ensure [ks]

Now, navigate into the k_skills folder and locate the ReadMe.md file and open it up. Make sure to read its contents and follow instructions.

This script is specifically just for managing XP granted to the players. It also has an export for the radial wheel in order to open up the UI to view skills progress achieved by players over time.

Requirements/Dependencies

- ox_lib
- qbx_core
- ox_inventory

Other scripts that use this XP system:

- k_mining
- k_crafting
- k_pettycrime

In the config.lua file, this is where you will make most of the changes your server needs.

Mining

• For the first setting:

This is where you can toggle it between true/false to see where all the zones and props/items are located.

• For experience gain and calculations, we suggest you make sure you have also installed the dependency required k_skills. The link is provided in ReadMe.md file in the resource as well as on this documentation website.
• You can enable or disable experience gain for mining, crushing or smelting. They are all individually toggled.

• You can adjust the location of the mining ped as well as the blip information and toggling. You can also edit/add/remove shop items as well as pawn items.
• All of that can be found in the section shown  below:
  

• Mining Zones

Currently there are 5 zones specified in the config file. You can add more or remove some if you want to. Keep in mind in each zone you can specify the following:
-prop models
-level required to mine the rock
-duration to mine a single rock
-reward you get from each rock
-xp you gain from each
-respawn timer for each rock
-locations for all rocks in the zone.

Stone Crushing

This one is fairly straight forward. In the section shown  below you can adjust how much time it takes to crush 1 stone, how many stones you can crush per batch (you will see that in the UI slider) and what kind of rewards you will get from crushing one stone.
Each stone has a chance to give you a 1-2 items of any of these items listed below:

You can also change the prop locations for the stone crushing to another location if you wish.

Smelting

For this one, it's also fairly simple.
You can adjust the location of the smelter by changing the smelterCoords. However....

You can add categories that will appear in the UI as well as recipes and what they require. Follow the example for adding recipes show in the config.

Items:

• Go to k_mining\install\ox_inventory.md and copy the list of items in it.
• Go to the bottom of this file: ox_inventory\data\items.lua
• Paste the list of copied items into it at the bottom before the last }

Images:

• Go to this folder k_mining\install\images and copy all images in it.
• Locate  ox_inventory\web\images folder.
• Paste all the copied images in there.

Now you're all set and ready to configure the resource.

1. Unzip the k_mining.zip file
2. Drag the unzipped folder into a new folder called [ks]
3. Move the new [ks] folder into your server's resources folder
4. Inside your server.cfg, add a new line after all your other resources have already started:

ensure [ks]

Now, navigate into the k_mining folder and locate the ReadMe.md file and open it up. Make sure to read its contents and follow instructions.

This script was written because we wanted to have one script that handles the entire mining process from using a pickaxe at the quarry to obtaining the ores from crushing the stones to smelting the ores to obtain the different kinds of metals.

We wanted to make a QBox/OX compatible script that is efficient and uses metadata for storing experience gained instead of relying on SQL database.

Requirements/Dependencies

- ox_lib
- qbx_core
- ox_inventory
- k_skills

k_skills is the resource written up to help with capturing experience not just for this script, but for a few others scripts as well.

There is no monetary gain from this script. This script is free on the Tebex store page (link is below).

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