Forgery workshops - Jaksam's Scripts

A workshop is a door somewhere in the world that leads into its own copy of the forgery room (the biker fake ID interior from bob74_ipl). It belongs to one job or to nobody.

No workshop is configured out of the box. The whole forgery side stays invisible until you add one in config/forgery.lua or in game with /documents config.

Add a workshop

In Config.Forgery.workshops (config/forgery.lua):

workshops = {
    docks = { label = 'Docks', entrance = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0), price = 150000, jobs = {}, minGrade = 0 },
    east_side = { label = 'East side', entrance = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0), price = 90000, jobs = { 'vagos', 'ballas' }, minGrade = 1 },
},

Field	Description
`label`	Name of the workshop
`entrance`	The door outside, a `vec4` with the heading for the way out
`price`	What a job pays to buy it
`jobs`	The jobs that may own it, `{}` for every job
`minGrade`	Lowest rank of the owning job that may enter
`owner`	Optional: the job it belongs to from the first start

It’s easier in game: on the workshop page of /documents config press Place, walk to the door and click. Admins also add and remove workshops there while the server runs, and give a workshop to a job or take it away.

Buying and owning

Buying: a workshop without an owner shows “Workshop for sale” at its door. The boss of a job buys it for the job with black money (Config.Forgery.payAccount).
Several per job: a job can own as many as it can pay, or as many as ownership.perJob allows.
Who is the boss: the highest rank of the owning job, and as many ranks below it as ownership.bossDepth says. The boss buys, sells, hires and upgrades.
Members of the owning job enter from the workshop’s minGrade. Others ring the bell, and a member inside can let them in.
Selling: the boss sells it at the workshop laptop (Upgrades page) and gets ownership.refund of what was paid back (nothing for a workshop an admin gave). ownership.sellable = false turns that off.

ownership = {
    perJob = 0,           -- workshops one job may own (0 = as many as it can pay)
    bossDepth = 0,        -- ranks below a job's highest that may buy, sell and manage too
    sellable = true,      -- the boss may sell the workshop at its laptop
    refund = 0.5,         -- share of what was paid that comes back when it is sold
    onRelease = 'room',   -- what stays when a workshop loses its owner
},

What stays when a workshop loses its owner

`onRelease`	Result
`room`	Upgrades and storages stay, workers are dismissed and open orders dropped
`all`	Everything stays for the next owner
`nothing`	An empty room

Black money: on ESX the black_money account, on QBCore the markedbills item (its value in metadata.worth), on Qbox the stackable black_money item.

Upgrades

The boss buys upgrades at the laptop, with black money.

Upgrade	What it changes
Equipment	The highest quality a forgery made here can reach (none, basic up to 70, pro up to 100), how many workers fit, and the embosser (pro only)
Security	How long officers need to break the door open (30 seconds, 90 with the upgrade), and an alarm to members elsewhere during a raid
Style	The look of the interior

Prices are in Config.Forgery.upgrades, or in game.

The boss laptop

The laptop on the boss desk shows its page on the real screen in the room, with tabs:

Overview: workers, devices and desks
Staff: hire and fire workers and the guard, pay wages, choose what the workers destroy during a raid
Tickets: the order queue
Material: order material, delivered to the raw material storage after a delay
Upgrades: buy upgrades, sell the workshop

Storages

Every workshop has three storages that open at their shelves:

Storage	Content
Raw material	Blanks, toner and everything forging needs
Free	Free for the players
Results	Where the workers put the finished documents

Sizes are in Config.Forging.stores. Workers put the documents of one order into an ID stack (id_stack), a container that holds them in one slot. Dragging one document onto another makes a stack too. qb-inventory has no containers, so there the documents arrive one by one.

Every target reaches 2 metres (Config.TargetDistance), and the server takes actions only from a member standing at the station. Guests and officers inside see none of the stations.

​Add a workshop

​Buying and owning

​What stays when a workshop loses its owner

​Upgrades

​The boss laptop

​Storages

Add a workshop

Buying and owning

What stays when a workshop loses its owner

Upgrades

The boss laptop

Storages