One shift at Burgershot

This is what a player does from clocking in to clocking out with the Burgershot job from DRC Scripts, a NoPixel style job for ESX and QB.

Clock in. The employee goes on duty and picks up a uniform in the changing room.

Cook. The kitchen has many cooking styles, each with advanced animations. Between the kitchen and the menu there are 56 items, all with high quality icons.

Serve. Orders are charged at unique cash registers. Customers can sit at every chair and table, and the toilets work.

Deliver. When the dining room is quiet, the delivery system sends staff out to 40 locations.

Manage. The owner runs the business from the boss menu.

Target interactions are used throughout the restaurant, and the server events are secured.

Made to be changed

The script is fully open source, with more than 5000 lines. Coordinates, items and prices are set in the config, so you can fit the job to your own economy. It is easy to set up, and support is available on the DRC Discord.

What it needs

• Framework: ESX or QB
• Map: the Gabz Burgershot interior. All coordinates can be changed for another map.
• Target: qtarget, qb-target or ox_target
• Boss menu: esx_society or qb-management
• Skin menu: esx_skin, qb-clothing, fivem-app, ox_app or rcore_clothes
• Input: ox_lib or qb-input
• Context menu: ox_lib or qb-menu
• Library: ox_lib
• Inventory: OX, Quasar, Cheeza, QB, LJ or AJ

Map and job together

This is the job logic only. You also need a Burgershot interior, and several creators list one on the marketplace. Because every coordinate is editable, the job can follow whichever map you choose.