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Enhance your server's economy and player experience with this fully Qbox-compatible cargo delivery job script. This script transforms standard delivery tasks into a dynamic, skill-tree supported, and highly interactive system. Dynamic Delivery Routes: The system features 20 different delivery zones, each containing multiple specific drop-off points. When a player starts a job, the script generates a randomized route across these zones, ensuring a unique gameplay experience without repetitive loops. Smart Limit & Economy System: Players' daily working limits are securely tracked via the server database. The system automatically calculates the maximum number of packages a player can deliver based on their remaining daily limit and the dynamic price per package. Payments are processed instantly after each successful drop-off. Visual Cargo Management: Packages are visually represented as physical props loaded onto the delivery vehicle. As players grab a box to make a delivery, the visual box count inside the van realistically decreases. Interactive Gameplay: Utilizing the ox_target library, all interactions—such as starting the job through the NPC, locking or unlocking the vehicle doors, and grabbing packages—are performed through a modern targeting UI. The carrying and delivery processes are enhanced with progress bars and custom animations. Security & Bug Prevention: The script includes built-in checks for vehicle state; if the delivery vehicle explodes or is deleted by the server, the system automatically detects it, cancels the active job, and cleans up all related box props to prevent visual bugs.

An immersive, highly realistic radio communication system designed to overhaul how players interact over frequencies. Built on top of pma-voice, this script introduces dynamic audio distortion, multiple radio tiers, physical signal jammers, and deep roleplay integrations. Dual Radio Tiers & Custom UI Standard & Cheap Radios: Features two distinct radio items. The Standard Radio (Motorola-style) offers reliable communication and a volume-adjustable UI. The Cheap Radio (Walkie-Talkie) is an entry-level device that cannot access encrypted channels and has a much shorter transmission range. Interactive Interfaces: Custom-designed, highly detailed HTML/CSS interfaces for both radio types. Dynamic Audio Distortion (Submix System) Realistic Signal Degradation: Audio quality dynamically worsens (adding static, robotic effects, and muffling) based on the distance between the speaker and the listener. Hardware Limitations: Cheap radios introduce heavy static at much shorter distances, making them ideal for localized gang or civilian roleplay, while standard radios offer extended clarity. Repeater Simulation for Official Channels: Job-restricted channels (such as Police or EMS) act as a simulated repeater network. These channels provide massive transmission range and crystal-clear audio quality with almost zero static, ensuring emergency services can always communicate effectively. Electronic Warfare: Jammers & Sonar Placeable Signal Jammers: Players can physically place jammer props using a raycast placement system. Once active, jammers severely disrupt the radio communications of anyone within their radius, causing heavy audio static and applying a visual "glitch" effect to the radio interface. Sonar / Signal Locator: A specialized tool used to track down hidden jammers. When equipped, it emits a tracking beep that increases in speed as the player gets closer to the jammer, allowing them to locate and dismantle the device.

PVP & Combat Balancing Safe-Punch System: Prevents accidental punching. Players can only use melee attacks while aiming (holding Right Click). All other melee hotkeys are disabled by default. Anti-Bunny Hop: Prevents jump spamming to gain an unfair advantage. If a player jumps 4 times consecutively, their character gets exhausted and is forced into a ragdoll state for a short duration. Anti-Strafe: Limits A-D movement spamming during gunfights, ensuring a more realistic and fair combat environment. Vehicle & Driving Mechanics Advanced Cruise Control & Speed Limiter: A flawless system toggled via commands (/speedtoggle, /speedlimit) or the 'Y' key. It features auto-acceleration for the cruise mode and a strict speed cap for the limiter. Includes a built-in fix for stationary acceleration bugs. Manual Vehicle Pushing: Players can interactively push broken or stranded vehicles with synchronized animations (Shift + E). Requires the vehicle's engine health to be below a certain threshold. Auto-Helmet Block: Completely disables the game's native, forced helmet-wearing animation when players get on a motorcycle or a bicycle. Quality of Life Anti-Prop Drop: Ensures that players never lose their hats, helmets, or glasses when taking damage, falling, or getting into fights.

The Vehicle Key System is a flexible and immersive solution that allows players to own, manage, and share vehicle keys with others on your FiveM server. This script introduces a physical key system using inventory items, making vehicle ownership more realistic and interactive. Players can carry keys, give them to friends, or share access to their vehicles easily. Whether you're running a roleplay server or a realistic economy server, this system adds an extra layer of immersion to vehicle ownership.

Take full control of your camera and capture your server like never before with the Advanced Freecam System. This powerful and optimized tool is designed for cinematics, content creation, administration, and server showcases. Whether you're creating trailers, recording events, or monitoring players as staff, this freecam system gives you smooth, precise, and unrestricted camera control inside your FiveM server.