EZ White Widow
White widow business is a role play business/ job which allows employees to roll joints and cook edibles efficiently.
STEP 1 - Unzip and Add Script To Server
Unzip the script folder within your server resources folder. Ensure script in server.cfg ... "ensure ez_whitewidow".
STEP 2 - Script Configuration
Script config located in shared/config.lua
allows you to create multiple locations for different jobs, customise the job crafting (creating items from other items), usable items effects (armor, stress, time, ...), and so much more.
IMPORTANT
The script has 3 optional features (not required for it to function), clothing, clockin and stress. Functions for each feature are included in the config file for you to adjust to your servers scripts (ESPECIALLY ESX USERS).
STEP 3 - Dependancy
Requires ez_lib!!! Download the script.
https://github.com/EZ-Scripts/ez_lib Ez_lib is required to be configurated to your Framework seperately. It can easily be switched from QBCore and ESX with ox_lib, ox_target and ox_inventory support. Anyother custom frameworks require ez_lib to be modified. Everything is set out in a simple way.
Ez_script is fully open source and acts like a bridge between other frameworks to allow you to run our fivem scripts on any framework you want to, even your own custom framework.
STEP 4 [Optional] - Adding Job to Framework
You are able to set any job of your choice per location!!!
On the default location, we have set a job named whitewidow
. This guide will show you how to add a job to your server, including an example of the whitewidow
job.
For Qb-Core
Head over to qb-core
/shared
/jobs.lua
, you will see a table called QBShared.Jobs
, which defines all/ most jobs in your server.
To add a job you can use an existing job listed as a template and edit it occordingly. It is self-explanatory.
For ESX
To set a Job with grades in ESX Framework, you must add the job to the jobs
table via a sql statement...
then add the gob grades to job_grades
table...
We recommend HeidiSQL, an user friendly way to manage your database, to run your sql statements.
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