[PAID] [Standalone/ESX/QBCORE] - Advanced Poster Job

VarFiveM · April 13, 2026, 9:24am

[Advanced Poster Job]

Key Features :

Auto-detect ESX/QBCore/Standalone
Detects es_extended or qb-core at runtime and binds money/identifier helpers accordingly; falls back to Standalone stubs.
Custom Poster via URL (DUI)
Players paste any image URL into the in-game UI. The image is rendered in real-time onto a poster prop using GTA’s DUI texture system — full creative freedom for player-made advertisements.
Job Cycle with Blip Navigation
Accept the job, spawn a delivery vehicle (Burrito3), and follow GPS-guided blips to 11 predefined locations across the map. Place up to 10 posters per cycle for randomized payouts.
Synchronized Poster Placement Animation
Network-synchronized animation using the nightclub poster dictionary. The player walks to the wall, freezes in position, and the poster prop is placed with full scene sync — clean and immersive.
Persistent Poster System
Optional persistence mode saves placed posters to a JSON file. Posters survive server restarts and auto-expire after a configurable duration — or stay permanently.
Configurable Payouts
Set min/max payout per poster (default $50-$60). Money type is configurable between cash and bank accounts depending on your framework setup.
Modern React NUI
Sleek dark-themed interface for poster selection. Live image preview with loading validation, tape-strip effects, paper grain texture, and smooth slide-in animations. Confirm only when image is fully loaded.
Anti-Exploit Server Validation
Server tracks active players in a job table. Placement counter prevents exceeding the poster limit. Payment is only issued after server-side state verification.
Vehicle & Location Management
Vehicle spawn point with duplicate check and model validation. Poster locations are fully configurable with coordinates and heading per spot.
Full Localization
All player-facing strings centralized in a single locale table with GTA color code support. Easy to translate or customize prompts, notifications, and duty messages.