Frameworks

Create and edit jobs in your framework

A job is a role a player can hold, like police or mechanic. Every job has grades, the ranks inside it, like Recruit or Chief. All three frameworks share that idea, but they store jobs differently: QBCore and Qbox keep every job in one Lua file, ESX keeps jobs as rows in your SQL database. Jump to the section below that matches your framework. Each one is self-contained: how storage works, the exact fields, adding a job end to end, and assigning it to a player.

You'll do: Pick your framework - QBCore, ESX Legacy, or Qbox - then open its jobs storage, read the job and grade fields, add a new job, assign it to a player with /setjob, and restart the right resource so the change applies.
Time: ~15-20 minutes for your framework's section.
You need: A running QBCore, ESX Legacy, or Qbox server you can edit and restart. QBCore and Qbox need a text editor on your server files; ESX needs a database client (HeidiSQL or DBeaver) connected to your fivem database.
Result: A new job that shows up in game, with ranks and paychecks you chose, in whichever framework you run.

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Cruze: building a job system from scratch.

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