A butcher job that runs the whole chain

A slaughterhouse job that starts with you chasing a cow across a pasture and ends with a customer signing for a packed order on the other side of the map. Runs on ESX, QBCore and Qbox.

Hooks into the target and menu resources you already use: ox_lib context, qb-menu, nh-context, ox_target, qtarget, qb-target, and the matching inputs (qb-input, ox_lib input, nh-keyboard).

The full cycle

1. Catch cows in the pasture. Your success rate climbs the more you work the job.
2. Change into the job uniform for safety and hygiene before you pick up a knife.
3. Slaughter the caught cow with a slaughter knife.
4. Wash the carcass at the washing station.
5. Cut it on the cutting machine into ribeye, sirloin, brisket, tenderloin, chuck, shank, kidneys, and bone marrow.
6. Grind the meat to push its market value up.

Two ways to sell

• Direct sale: quick turnaround, lower payout.
• Delivery runs: find a customer, pack the order, drive it out. Payout scales with distance and order size.

Dynamic pricing

Prices shift with market demand, so a slow shift and a busy shift pay differently. Configure the curve to match your server economy.

Config and protection

• Every feature sits in a single config file.
• Pick your own target and menu stack: qb-target, ox_target, qtarget, qb-menu, ox_lib context, nh-context, qb-input, ox_lib input, nh-keyboard.
• Server-side exploit protection built in.