Campfire Cooking Script

A versatile camping and campfire cooking script for FiveM that allows players to set up tents, spawn campfires, and engage in a cooking mini-game with an evolving skill system and recipe discovery mechanics. This script integrates with multiple frameworks and resources to provide a rich roleplaying experience.

Features

• Tent and Campfire Placement:
  Players can place tents (which double as storage) and campfires in the game world.

• Fuel Management System: The campfire fuel system uses various fuel types (e.g., garbage, firewood, coal) with dynamic fuel consumption affected by weather conditions. Each fuel type has configurable minimum and maximum amounts that can be added per action to keep gameplay balanced.

• Cooking Mini-Game:
  Engage in cooking using a UI that shows recipes, progress bars, and ingredient validations. Cooking skill progression can lead to benefits like faster cook times and ingredient reductions.

• Recipe Discovery:
  Hidden recipes can be discovered based on ingredient matching and player cooking skills.

• Framework Compatibility:
  Supports ESX, QBCore, and standalone mode, enabling flexible integration.

• Inventory Integration:
  Leverages ox_inventory for seamless item management.

• Contextual Interactions:
  Uses ox_target and Renewed-Lib for intuitive in-game object interactions.

• Optional Weather Integration:
  If enabled, integrates with GES-Temperature (optional) to create dynamic heat zones around campfires.

Requirements

• Renewed-Lib
• ox_lib
• ox_target
• ox_inventory
• GES-Temperature (Optional)

Installation

1. Download the Resource:
   Place the resource folder (containing the server.lua, client.lua, script.js, index.html, and styles.css files) in your FiveM resources directory.

2. Configure Your Server:
   Ensure that the required dependencies (Renewed-Lib, ox_lib, ox_target, ox_inventory, and optionally GES-Temperature) are installed and running.

3. Add to Server Configuration:
   Add the resource to your server.cfg file:

   ensure camping
   

Configuration

Customize the script by editing the configuration file (usually config.lua). Settings include:

• Framework Mode:
  Set the mode to esx, qb-core, or standalone.
• Fuel Settings:
  Define default fuel levels, maximum fuel, and fuel consumption rates.
• Cooking and Recipe Settings:
  Adjust cooking times, XP gains, and recipe discovery chances.
• Item and Model Settings:
  Specify the item names and models for tents, campfires, and fuel types.
• Cooldowns and Interactions:
  Configure cooldown timers and interaction settings for tent and campfire actions.

Usage

• Placing Tents and Campfires:
  Use the designated items (e.g., a tent or campfire item) from your inventory to place these objects in the world. Tents provide storage access and shelter, while campfires serve as the hub for the cooking mini-game.

• Fueling the Campfire:
  Approach a campfire and use the fuel UI to add fuel. The script checks your inventory for the correct fuel type and quantity before updating the fuel level.

• Cooking:
  Once a campfire is fueled, interact with it to open the cooking menu. Select a recipe, and if you have the necessary ingredients, initiate the cooking process. Progress is tracked via an in-game progress bar, and successful cooking may increase your cooking skill and discover new recipes.

• Interactions:
  In-game notifications, animations, and contextual menus (via ox_target and Renewed-Lib) provide a smooth and engaging user experience.

Troubleshooting

• UI Not Reopening:
  If you receive a message like "UI is already open, not opening again" when trying to reopen the cooking menu, ensure that the close events are firing correctly and that any state flags (e.g., FuelSystem.isUIOpen) are reset properly when exiting the menu.

• Fuel Amount Issues:
  Verify that the correct fuel type and quantity are available in your inventory. Check the configuration for fuel type limits and ensure that availableAmount (from the inventory) is correctly populated.

Credits

• Developers:
  Developed by [DevAlexandre&GESUS].

• Special Thanks:

  • Renewed-Lib
  • ox_lib
  • ox_target
  • ox_inventory
  • GES-Temperature (Optional)

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