Core_Crafting

This is how you add items to core_crafting! - May be out of date

#FOR ESX

Adding Items to the Database. #

First you need to add all the items you want to use to the Database, a good way of doing this is in a CSV File! ITEMS.CSV

name	label	weight	rare	can_remove	degrade_modifier	unique	description	x	y	category
The name of the item, always lowercase, no spaces or spec chars	How you want it to be displayed in inventory	a weight (0 if using core inventory)	Always 0	Always 1	Best set to 1	Always 0	opt discription	Core inventroy Size		Core inventory category
drink_flaming_slater	Flaming Slater	0	0	1	1	0	Boom Peepo Drunk	1	1	drinks

For images the must match the name and be placed it the inventory’s picture location. The same images will need to be put in the \core_crafting\html\img folder.

Making items useable #

This is for stuff that you want to be consumable, like rum and coke, but you wouldn’t add ice here.
If you want the person to be able to drink/eat it it needs to be here
This would go in your food script. We used to use viv_snackies but have since moved to our own functions script.
This could also be added to esx_basicneeds

For non alcoholic drinks

ESX.RegisterUsableItem('cola', function(source)  // Cola db item name
    local xPlayer = ESX.GetPlayerFromId(source)
    xPlayer.removeInventoryItem('cola', 1) // Cola is name of item in DB
    TriggerClientEvent('esx_status:add', source, 'thirst', 220000) //fill thirst 
    TriggerClientEvent('esx_basicneeds:onDrink', source)
    TriggerClientEvent('esx:showNotification', source, _U('used_cola')) 
    //used_cola (for translations)  
end)

For alcoholic drinks

ESX.RegisterUsableItem('whiskey', function(source) //Whiskey db item name
    local xPlayer = ESX.GetPlayerFromId(source)
    xPlayer.removeInventoryItem('whiskey', 1) //Whiskey is db item name
    TriggerClientEvent('esx_status:add', source, 'drunk', 220000) //Shitfaced 
    TriggerClientEvent('esx_status:add', source, 'thirst', 220000) //fill thirst
    TriggerClientEvent('esx_optionalneeds:onDrink', source)
    TriggerClientEvent('esx:showNotification', source, _U('used_whiskey')) 
    //used_whiskey (for translations)
end)

For Food

ESX.RegisterUsableItem('fishbait', function(source) //fishbait db item name 
    local xPlayer = ESX.GetPlayerFromId(source)
    xPlayer.removeInventoryItem('fishbait', 1) //fishbait is item name in db
    TriggerClientEvent('esx_status:add', source, 'hunger', 8000) //fill food
    TriggerClientEvent('esx_basicneeds:onEat', source)
    TriggerClientEvent('esx:showNotification', source, _U('used_fishbait')) 
    //used_fishbait (for translations)
end)

Then into the locales file add the correct locales

['used_fishbait'] ='You ate my wet meat',  // What comes up when you use the item

Adding to Core_Crafting #

If you want to add catagorys the syntax is

['drinks'] = {
Label = 'Drinks',
Image = 'beer',
Jobs = {} //IE Jobs = {"ambulance","police"}
},

Crafting Syntax (for the lazy / automaters see after this section)

['bandage'] = { -- This must match the item name
Level = 0, -- From what level this item will be craftable
Category = 'medical', -- The category item will be put in
isGun = false, -- Specify if this is a gun so it will be added to the loadout
Jobs = {'ambulance'}, -- What jobs can craft this item, leaving {} allows any job
JobGrades = {}, -- What job grades can craft this item, leaving {} allows any grade
Amount = 2, -- The amount that will be crafted
SuccessRate = 100, -- 100% you will recieve the item
requireBlueprint = false, 
-- Requires a blueprint whitch you need to add in the database yourself TEMPLATE: 
--itemname_blueprint EXAMPLE: bandage_blueprint
Time = 10, -- Time in seconds it takes to craft this item
Ingredients = { -- Ingredients needed to craft this item
['clothe'] = 2, -- item name and count, 
--adding items that dont exist in database will crash the script
['wood'] = 1
}
},

For the automaters
a CSV And Mailmerge works wonders here.
Merger.CSV

Leave unsed Ingredients blank
Note the commas after igcounts (how many of each item used), apart from, the last item

itemname	level	category	isgun	jobs	jobsgrades	ammount	SuccessRate	requireBlueprint	time	Ingredient1	ig1count	Ingredient2	ig2count
drink_flaming_slater	0	drinks	FALSE			4	100	FALSE	10	[‘kraken’] =	1,	[‘cola’] =	1,

This is cut off at item 2 for formatting, see CSV for full example, i do not see why it couldnt be more than 6 items!

Then you should have a Mailmerge that looks something like this

['«itemname»'] = {
Level = «level»,
Category = '«category»',
isGun = «isgun»,
Jobs = {«jobs»},
JobGrades = {«jobsgrades»},
Amount = «ammount»,
SuccessRate = «SuccessRate»,
requireBlueprint = «requireBlueprint», 
Time = «time», 
Ingredients = {
«Ingredient1»«ig1count»
«Ingredient2»«ig2count»
«Ingredient3»«ig3count»
«Ingredient4»«ig4count»
«Ingredient5»«ig5count»
«Ingredient6»«ig6count»
}
},

which then looks like

['drink_flaming_slater'] = {
Level = 0,
Category = 'drinks',
isGun = FALSE,
Jobs = {},
JobGrades = {},
Amount = 4,
SuccessRate = 100,
requireBlueprint = FALSE, 
Time = 10,
Ingredients = {
['kraken'] = 1,
['cola'] =1,
['gunpowder'] =1,
['lighter'] =1
}
},

Important note, word uses weird charaters for ’ / " sometimes, you may have to cntrl + F and change them in your text editor when adding this to your core crafting cfg