Ten drugs, and the progression that makes them different

Most drug scripts implement one substance well and pad the rest. This one runs ten, each preconfigured, with a progression system underneath so that what a player can produce and sell changes as they get deeper into it. That is what stops a drug economy flattening into a single optimal loop.

The full list: coke, meth, weed, heroin, crack, magic mushrooms, peyote, LSD, ecstasy and Xanax.

How it plays

Everything is built on the target system rather than menus, so production and dealing happen at objects and locations. Advanced animations and cutscenes carry the production steps. Consumption has real effects on the player, so buying is not purely economic.

Selling runs through four preconfigured dealer shop locations, with a mechanic for locating a dealer rather than knowing where they are, plus a distinct selling loop of its own.

What is included

• 10 preconfigured drugs.
• 50+ items with high-quality icons.
• A progression system.
• Four dealer locations with dealer-finding.
• Consumption effects.
• Secured server events, so payouts are validated server-side.

Dependencies

• Framework: ESX, qb-core, or standalone.
• Target: qtarget or qb-target.
• Also required: ox_lib and a memory minigame resource.

Under the hood

9,000+ lines, open source, configurable through the config file. At this size the fact that the source is readable matters: tuning ten drugs to your economy means touching values across the whole system, and that is a config-and-read job rather than a support ticket.

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