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Core Crafting (QBUS) for FiveM - QBCore/QBOX Script

Name: Core Crafting (QBUS)
Brand: VertexMods
SKU: core-crafting-qbus
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Core Crafting (QBUS) - Professional Crafting System for QBCore Servers

Your QBCore server needs a crafting system that players actually want to use. Core Crafting delivers exactly that - a clean, intuitive crafting interface that integrates seamlessly with your QB inventory. Players can combine items to create new products, adding depth to your economy without overwhelming new players. It's the kind of system that encourages experimentation while keeping the learning curve manageable.

What Makes It Different

Core Crafting was built specifically for QBCore servers, which means it uses native QB exports and integrates perfectly with qb-inventory. Unlike generic crafting scripts that feel bolted-on, this one feels like it belongs. The blueprint system lets you control which players know which recipes, creating progression opportunities. You can reward quantities greater than 1, retain crafting materials when needed, and configure multi-item combinations - all through a simple config file.

Key Features

QB-Inventory Integration - Native support for qb-inventory with automatic item image loading and combine functionality
Blueprint System - Control recipe access through learnable blueprints that players discover or earn
Flexible Crafting Rules - Choose whether ingredients get consumed, set custom craft times, and define multiple output items
Portable Workstations - Players can place crafting tables from inventory, creating mobile workshops
Batch Crafting - Reward multiple items per craft, perfect for bulk manufacturing
Custom Recipes - Define ingredient combinations with exact quantities and output amounts
Visual Feedback - Clean UI shows required materials, available recipes, and crafting progress

Perfect For

QBCore servers wanting professional-grade crafting without custom inventory coding
Communities that need recipe progression tied to player advancement
Servers with complex economies requiring material processing chains
Admins looking for a crafting system that's easy to configure but powerful in features

Installation

Download and extract Core Crafting to your QBCore resources folder
Add the required item images to your qb-inventory images folder (included)
Configure your crafting recipes in the config file
Add item definitions to qb-core/shared/items.lua for craftable products
Restart your server and test crafting combinations

Framework Compatibility

✅ QBCore - Built specifically for QB-Core framework, tested on latest versions
✅ qb-inventory - Native integration with standard QB inventory system
✅ QB Target - Supports target interactions for workstation placement

How It Works

Players access crafting through their inventory interface. When they combine compatible items, the system checks available recipes and blueprints. If they know the recipe, they can craft the item with a custom progress bar showing the creation time. Ingredients get consumed (or retained, based on your config), and the finished product appears in their inventory. For advanced servers, the blueprint system creates progression - players start knowing basic recipes, then discover or purchase blueprints for advanced items.

Configuration Flexibility

The config file lets you define unlimited recipes with multiple ingredients. You can set crafting times from instant to several minutes, control whether tools get consumed, and specify exact output quantities. Want a recipe that needs 3 items to produce 5 results? No problem. Need crafting tables that players can deploy anywhere? It's built in. The system handles everything from simple 2-item combinations to complex multi-step manufacturing.

Technical Details

Performance - Lightweight design with minimal impact on server resources
Dependencies - QBCore framework, qb-inventory, optional QB Target
Database - Uses QB player data system for blueprint storage
Compatibility - Works with standard QB job systems and item metadata

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