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Premium Crafting lists compatibility with ESX. Review the description and requirements on this page for any extra setup notes before installing it on your server.

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Premium Crafting for FiveM Server - ESX Script

Name: Premium Crafting
Brand: VertexMods
SKU: premium-crafting
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Premium Crafting System - Complete Item Manufacturing for ESX & QBCore

Build a fully functional crafting economy on your FiveM server with this comprehensive crafting system that supports materials, weapons, items, and completely custom recipes. Whether you're running ESX or QBCore, this system integrates seamlessly to add manufacturing, resource gathering, and item creation to your server's economy.

What's Included

You're getting a complete crafting framework that handles everything from raw material processing to complex weapon manufacturing. The system comes with pre-configured recipes for common items, weapons, and materials, but the real power is in the custom recipe system that lets you add anything you want players to craft. Need molotov cocktails crafted from alcohol and cloth? Done. Want custom lockpicks made from scrap metal? Easy. The configuration is straightforward with clear documentation.

The crafting interface is clean and intuitive, showing players what materials they need, what they currently have, and what the crafting time will be. Players can queue multiple items, and the system handles the progress bars, material consumption, and success/failure states automatically. No complex menu navigation or confusing UI elements, just straightforward crafting that works.

Key Features

Full Recipe System - Pre-configured recipes for weapons, items, and materials with complete customization
Material Management - Track raw materials, processed goods, and finished products with automatic inventory integration
Weapon Crafting - Manufacture firearms, melee weapons, and attachments with configurable material requirements
Custom Recipes - Add unlimited custom recipes with your own items, requirements, and crafting times
Progress System - Visual crafting progress bars with cancellation support and time management
Dual Framework - Works with both ESX and QBCore out of the box, no additional conversion needed
Success/Failure Rates - Optional chance-based crafting with skill progression possibilities
Crafting Locations - Set specific locations (workbenches, labs, garages) where certain items can be crafted

Perfect For

Economy servers needing player-driven manufacturing systems
Survival servers where resource crafting is essential gameplay
Roleplay servers adding legal/illegal manufacturing businesses
Gang servers with custom weapon and drug crafting mechanics
Whitelisted servers needing controlled item economy
Hardcore servers with material gathering and processing loops

How It Works

Players gather raw materials through jobs, gathering scripts, or purchasing from suppliers. They then access crafting stations (workbenches, labs, garages) where they can view available recipes. The system checks their inventory for required materials, and if they have everything, they can start the crafting process. A progress bar shows crafting time, and materials are consumed immediately to prevent duplication exploits.

Once crafting completes, the finished item appears in their inventory automatically. Failed crafts (if you enable that feature) consume materials but don't produce the item, creating risk for rare or expensive recipes. The system logs all crafting activity for admin review and anti-cheat purposes.

Configuration Examples

Creating custom recipes is simple. Define the item name, required materials with quantities, crafting time, success rate (if using chance-based system), and any location restrictions. For example, a molotov recipe might require 1 bottle, 1 cloth, 1 gasoline, take 15 seconds to craft, have 95% success rate, and only be craftable at gang hideouts. The configuration file uses clear syntax with examples for every recipe type.

Technical Details

Framework Support: ESX (all versions) + QBCore + QBOX
Database: Integrates with existing framework database structure
Inventory Integration: Works with ESX inventory, QBCore inventory, and custom inventory systems
Performance: Optimized queries, efficient material checking, minimal server load
Anti-Exploit: Immediate material consumption, server-side validation, crafting logs
Customization: Unlimited recipes, configurable times, location restrictions

Installation

Extract the resource to your server's resources directory
Import the SQL file to add crafting tables to your database (if needed)
Configure recipes in the config file for your server's items
Add crafting locations to the config with coordinates and allowed recipes
Add ensure premium-crafting to your server.cfg
Restart and test crafting at configured locations

Framework Compatibility

✅ ESX Legacy - Full support for ESX Legacy (1.10.x+) with es_extended integration
✅ ESX 1.9.x - Compatible with older ESX versions using legacy item system
✅ QBCore - Native QBCore support with qb-core inventory integration
✅ QBOX - Full compatibility with QBOX framework and inventory

What Makes It Stand Out

Most crafting scripts are rigid with fixed recipes and limited customization. This system was built to be flexible from day one, letting you add any recipe imaginable without touching the core code. The dual-framework support means you can switch from ESX to QBCore without losing your crafting system or reconfiguring everything. The location-based crafting restrictions let you create interesting gameplay, like requiring drugs to be crafted in labs, weapons in workshops, and food in kitchens.

The clean UI design makes crafting accessible to new players while the depth of configuration satisfies experienced server owners who want complete control. Material consumption happens server-side immediately, preventing duplication exploits that plague other crafting systems. The built-in logging system tracks all crafting activity, making it easy to identify issues or balance problems.

Recommended Companion Scripts

Pair this crafting system with gathering scripts (mining, farming, fishing) to create a complete economy loop. Inventory systems like Cyber Inventory Pro or Aquiver Inventory provide better material management and visual feedback. Job scripts that produce raw materials (lumberjack, miner) give players ways to obtain crafting supplies through gameplay rather than just purchasing.