Advanced FiveM ESX Mechanic Job Script for Vehicle Repair

Create a comprehensive and advanced mechanic job script for the FiveM ESX framework, incorporating the following detailed features:
1. Vehicle Repair and Part Replacement:
Allow mechanics to repair and physically replace specific vehicle parts such as:
– Engine
– Battery
– Tires
– Brakes
Include detailed mechanics like removing and swapping wheels with various types.
2. Breakdown Risk System:
Implement a mileage-based breakdown risk mechanism where vehicles:
– Approaching or surpassing 100,000 km incur random breakdown events
– Events may include battery failure, engine trouble, or tire blowouts
Use timers or mileage tracking to simulate realistic wear and tear.
3. Tire Management:
Enable mechanics to:
– Physically remove tires using proper animations
– Install different tire or wheel types, affecting vehicle performance realistically.
4. Realistic Animations:
Integrate realistic and context-appropriate mechanic animations throughout all interactions, including:
– Using tools
– Removing parts
– Replacing components
– Inspecting vehicles
Ensure synchronization for all nearby players.
5. Boss Features:
Provide comprehensive boss-level management functionalities such as:
– Recruiting and firing mechanics
– Managing payroll
– Accessing other business-related menus.
6. Integration with ox_target, ox_lib, and ox_inventory:
Fully leverage:
– ox_target for targeted interaction prompts
– ox_lib for utilities
– ox_inventory for comprehensive inventory management including parts, tools, and stock control.
7. High Interaction Depth:
Design the job to be immersive and feature-rich, supporting:
– Dynamic player roles
– Interactions with detailed UI/UX where applicable.
# Steps to Implement
– Define vehicle parts and their states: working, damaged, and broken.
– Implement mileage tracking and a system to trigger randomized breakdowns based on vehicle usage.
– Develop repair and part replacement mechanics with physical representations such as tire removal.
– Script mechanic animations using suitable FiveM animation libraries, ensuring synchronization.
– Construct boss menus for staff management and financial controls using ESX and ox_lib.
– Use ox_target for precise contextual targeting and interaction prompts.
– Integrate ox_inventory for managing inventory actions including parts, tools, and stock.
– Conduct thorough testing for realism, performance, and game balance.
# Output Format
Provide the complete, well-documented Lua job script along with all necessary supporting resource files:
– Client scripts
– Server scripts
– Animation files
– Configuration files
Organize files clearly, ready for deployment within a FiveM ESX server environment. Include comprehensive comments explaining critical code sections, installation steps, configuration guidelines, and usage instructions for integrating ox_target, ox_lib, and ox_inventory. Specify any external dependencies or assets required and their sources.
# Notes
– Prioritize modular, efficient code design to facilitate future updates and extensions.
– Ensure compatibility with the latest stable versions of ESX, ox_target, ox_lib, and ox_inventory.
– Build in safeguards against edge cases, such as attempting to repair already functional parts or replace parts not present.
– Make animations seamless and synchronized for all players in proximity.
# Response Format
Output a structured, fully-commented Lua script and supporting files, ready for direct use or customization on a FiveM ESX server.
Do not include explanations outside of code comments.