qb-armyjob by zdenda142 adapts QBCore police-style interactions for an army job. The original repository\u2019s rank names and payment values match the configuration previously shown here. The reviewed commit is dated 11 May 2023; its manifest reports version 1.2.1.<\/p>\n
Download the original resource and keep the folder named qb-armyjob. It uses qb-core, qb-management, qb-garages, qb-menu and qb-input; the manifest also loads PolyZone and oxmysql. Review the older inventory events and prison integration against your server. Enable qb-target only with a matching target setup. Updating QBCore alone does not guarantee compatibility.<\/p>\n
Merge the army job from the README into qb-core\/shared\/jobs.lua without replacing other jobs. It defines grades 0\u201312, payments from 900 to 3700, and isboss for grades 8\u201312. defaultDuty and offDutyPay are false. These are configurable game-economy values, not real military salaries or an automatic promotion and mission system.<\/p>\n
['army'] = {\n label = 'United States Armed Forces',\n defaultDuty = false,\n offDutyPay = false,\n grades = {\n ['0'] = { name = 'Private', payment = 900 },\n ['1'] = { name = 'Private First Class', payment = 1150 },\n ['2'] = { name = 'Corporal', payment = 1400 },\n ['3'] = { name = 'Sergeant', payment = 1750 },\n ['4'] = { name = 'Staff Sergeant', payment = 2000 },\n ['5'] = { name = 'First Sergeant', payment = 2250 },\n ['6'] = { name = 'Command Sergeant Major', payment = 2250 },\n ['7'] = { name = 'Sergeant Major of the Army', payment = 2250 },\n ['8'] = { name = 'First and Second Lieutenant', isboss = true, payment = 2900 },\n ['9'] = { name = 'Colonel', isboss = true, payment = 3300 },\n ['10'] = { name = 'Major General', isboss = true, payment = 3550 },\n ['11'] = { name = 'Lieutenant General', isboss = true, payment = 3700 },\n ['12'] = { name = 'General', isboss = true, payment = 3700 }\n }\n}<\/code><\/pre>\nReview config.lua before ensure qb-armyjob. Fingerprint and evidence coordinates are still set to (0, 0, 0). Configure usable locations, duty points and garages for your map. The default vehicle list offers crusader at every grade, with hunter as the helicopter; rank-specific vehicle progression must be configured separately.<\/p>\n
Commands that the source actually registers<\/h2>\n
\/cuff, \/escort and \/spikestrip provide interaction entry points. \/pobject accepts cone, barrier, roadsign, tent, light or delete. \/jail opens a dialog for a nearby player within 2.5 metres; the old \/jail [id] [time] instructions do not match this implementation.<\/p>\n
Other registered commands include \/fine [id] [amount], \/depot, \/anklet, \/ankletlocation [cid] and \/911p [message]. The \/impound command is commented out. The previously advertised \/911, \/911r, \/911a, \/removeanklet, \/ebutton and \/radar commands are not registered by this resource. Check permissions and integrations before enabling any command for players.<\/p>\n
Server checks before public use<\/h2>\n
Some sensitive server handlers do not enforce the army job and duty state. SeizeCash and SeizeDriverLicense check proximity but omit the job check; the impound handler also lacks that authorization. Validate the actual caller, target, distance and action on the server. A restricted client menu is insufficient.<\/p>\n
The resource also registers generic evidence events and a helicopter spotlight event. If qb-policejob runs alongside it, review shared event names for collisions. Its startup code deletes the armytrash stash record from the older stashitems table; check inventory schema compatibility and keep a backup.<\/p>\n
This is a source-based installation review. No resource was executed, vehicle spawned, player restrained or gameplay performance measured. Use the creator files below to compare your installation before testing in a separate server environment.<\/p>\n
Original Army Job source and download<\/a><\/p>\n