Burgershot Restaurant Job by DRC
NoPixel style restaurant management with forty delivery locations and custom animations
A crafting backbone for FiveM built to run an entire server economy, not just a single bench in the back of a workshop. Static and placeable workbenches with database persistence, branching tech trees, a blueprint system with durability stored in item metadata, shared queues where players take turns, and a crafting stash that can be shared or personal. Framework agnostic and auto-detected on install.
Auto-detected on boot.
Adding another inventory is a message away.
Server-side caching keeps database load low while tracking stays responsive.
Place workbenches at fixed locations in the config. Each station carries its own recipe pool, its own tech tree pool, and optional map blips. Good for public crafting spots.
Players buy portable workbenches and drop them anywhere. Each type has:
Placed benches are owner-controlled by default. Owners grant and revoke access from a dedicated tab, with the access list stored in the database. Flip a setting to disable permissions and let anyone use any placed bench.
Lock any static workbench to specific jobs, specific gangs, or a minimum grade. Restrictions can also be edited on the fly from the admin menu.
Unlock recipes through branching progression trees. Players earn tech points by crafting, spend them across multiple skill branches, and follow prerequisite chains. Each workbench type gets its own tree. Turn on shared mode and one player's unlock opens the node for every user of that bench.
Rare recipes only appear when the matching blueprint is attached. With ox_inventory, blueprints track durability as item metadata; the legacy random-destruction option is still there. Bench-type restrictions keep the right paper in the right shop.
A bundled Node.js tool generates blueprint-style inventory images. Auto-detects your inventory system, overlays existing item images, batch-processes with custom sizing, color tinting, and multiple templates.
Every craft grants XP. Recipes can require levels, unlock through progression, and specialize per workbench. A shared global leveling option is available.
Queue multiple crafts and process them in order, with real-time progress tracking, material refunds on cancellation, an optional UI lock, and a radius restriction that cancels the queue if the player walks off. Shared queue mode has players take turns per bench, with ownership tracked per player.
Attach any metadata field to any item: durability, quality, grade, or custom values. Craft variants of the same base item, for example weed with og_kush metadata alongside weed with skywalker_og metadata. Managed from the admin menu.
A crafting-focused wrapper around the player's real inventory. Real-time updates, drag-and-drop materials, recipe ingredient filtering, item search, weight management, shared or personal stash modes, and database persistence that survives restarts. Inspired by ProdigyRP.
Real-time admin interface via /craftadmin. No restart required, everything syncs through net events.
View players, edit XP, levels, tech points, unlocked nodes, and run bulk resets.
Live monitoring, force complete, cancel with refund, remove without refund.
View every static, player-placed, and admin-created bench. Teleport, edit, or delete.
In-game placement mode, scroll wheel rotation, arrow key rotation, hold shift for 1° adjustments.
Full CRUD over ingredients, tools, craft times, level requirements, XP rewards, tech points, failure chances, blueprints, costs, images, and output amounts.
Visual node canvas with zoom and pan, SVG prerequisite connections, and full node editing.
Configure NPC vendors to sell portable workbenches and raw materials. Custom pricing, cash or bank payment. Players stock up before heading to their crafting spot.
Built-in logging to Discord (formatted embeds), Fivemerr, FiveManage, Grafana, and Loki. A separate logs.lua file picks destinations and the exact actions that get recorded.
Full locales system ships with German (de) and English (en). Adding a new language takes a few minutes.
Every feature, toggle, and value is exposed in the config. The full files are browsable on the docs site.
Advanced Crafting System by Samuel's Development is a premium FiveM script for esx, qbcore, qbox servers. It’s part of the CfxMods catalog, a curated selection of battle-tested resources for QBCore, ESX and Qbox roleplay servers. Every script on CfxMods ships with lifetime updates, secure payments by Tebex, and a ticket system for technical support.
Whether you’re building a QBCore server from scratch, upgrading an ESX Legacy deployment, or migrating to Qbox, this resource drops in cleanly and runs at 0.00ms idle resmon. The config-first design means you can customize prices, permissions and locations without touching the core Lua.