[ESX] [FREE] Garbage Job Script

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Simple and easy to install garbage job script I made for ESX, the script utilizes third eye and is fully configurable

Dependencies

  • ESX
  • ox_lib
  • ox_target

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Config:

Config = {}

-- General Config
Config.Notify = 'ox' -- 'ox'/'esx'/'other'
Config.Progress = 'circle' -- 'circle'/'bar'

-- Model Config
Config.Models = {'prop_dumpster_01a', 'prop_dumpster_02a', 'prop_dumpster_02b'}

-- Job Config
Config.RequireJob = false
Config.Job = 'garbage'

-- Bags Config
Config.PayPerBag = 20
Config.MaxBags = 3

-- Vehicle Config
Config.VehicleModel = 'trash'
Config.VehicleSpawn = vector4(-324.4425, -1523.8933, 27.2586, 266.4719)

-- Location & Blip Config
Config.JobClock = vector3(-322.2470, -1545.8246, 31.0199)
Config.Blip = {
    Show = true,
    Sprite = 318,
    Color = 25,
    Scale = 0.8,
}

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Please make sure to properly license your work.

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Ok, I’ve never licensed before lol i’ll try to learn how to do that.

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You can do it on github.com if you upload there youbwill be asked to do that.

So just take a lool there are multiple templates.

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I am getting this;

SCRIPT ERROR: @es_extended/imports.lua:1: No such export getSharedObject in resource es_extended.

I think getSharedObject is deprecated:

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maybe use this instead


if (GetResourceState("es_extended") == "started") then
    if (exports["es_extended"] and exports["es_extended"].getSharedObject) then
        ESX = exports["es_extended"]:getSharedObject()
    else
        TriggerEvent("esx:getSharedObject", function(obj) ESX = obj end)
    end
end

so both are supported then by default

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Ah, I fixed it with this:

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I don’t think this is the intended way to use esx exports my way was the official intended way to use the frameworks integration

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How are they linked with Xp

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Cheater Proof?