Config

Here’s how to configure my script.

Step 1 : Configuring Crafting Points

To add new crafting points, modify the kr_craft\config\config.lua file and add a configuration similar to this:

{
    coords = vector3(-338.763, -2444.587, 6.3),
    items = {
        ["weapon_pistol"] = {
            label = "Pistolet",
            description = "Un pistolet classique.",
            craftTime = 15,
            job = "police" -- if you don't use it remove the line
            key = "water" -- if you don't use it remove the line
            failure = "0" -- if you don't use it remove the line
            ingredients = {
                {item = "scrapmetal", label = "Feraille métallique", quantity = 5, image = "scrapmetal.png"},
                {item = "aluminium", label = "Aluminium", quantity = 6, image = "aluminium.png"},
                {item = "steel", label = "Acier", quantity = 3, image = "steel.png"}
            }
        },
        ["weapon_pistol50"] = {
            label = "Calibre 50",
            description = "Un cal50 prêt à en découdre.",
            craftTime = 20,
            ingredients = {
                {item = "scrapmetal", label = "Feraille métallique", quantity = 8, image = "scrapmetal.png"},
                {item = "aluminium", label = "Aluminium", quantity = 10, image = "aluminium.png"},
                {item = "steel", label = "Acier", quantity = 5, image = "steel.png"}
            }
        },
    }
},

Step 2 : Managing Item Images

If you want to add images for new items:

1. Place the images in the kr_craft\html\images folder.

2. In kr_craft\config\config.lua, make sure the image name matches the item name. For example, for an item named weapon_pistol, name the image weapon_pistol.png.

Step 3 : Customizing Crafts

To modify the crafting time, label, description, or ingredients of an item, simply update the corresponding values in kr_craft\config\config.lua. For example, to add an ingredient:

{item = "nom_de_l_item", label = "Nom de l'item", quantity = 8, image = "nom_de_l_image.png"},

Now, you,re ready to configure the script. It's your turn!