Tuning System (ESX)

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A vehicle tuning script for legacy ESX servers (version 1.1). Players can modify their cars in detail, or pay a mechanic to do it, through an NUI menu. It covers options that basic tuning scripts often lack, such as DLC wheels, xenon lights, interior details and vehicle extras.

Features

• Performance mods: engine, brakes, transmission, suspension, turbo and armor
• Body parts: bumpers, fenders, hood, grill, roof, spoiler, side skirts, exhaust, roll cage, liveries and more
• Primary and secondary colors in RGB, plus pearlescent color
• DLC wheels in all wheel categories (e.g. sport, muscle, lowrider, SUV, offroad, tuner, high end, Benny's, F1, motorcycle), tyre options and tyre smoke
• Xenon lights, neons, window tint, plates and vanity plates
• Interior details: dashboard, dials, seats, steering wheel, shifter, speakers, trim
• Vehicle extras
• Configurable tuning locations with name, map blip and blip sprite; each location can be locked to a job such as mechanic
• Society system: a configurable percentage of each payment goes to the society account, the rest to the mechanic
• Blip visible to everyone or only to the job
• Discord webhook for logs and configurable currency symbol

Requirements

• Legacy ESX (es_extended)
• mysql-async

Installation

Installation requires changes to the ESX.Game vehicle-property functions in es_extended/client/functions.lua; the replacement code is in the included README. Those edits affect shared framework behavior, so compare the included functions with the versions already running on the server before replacing code. Test stored vehicle properties and any garage, mechanic, ownership or persistence resources that read the same values after integration.

• Copy the TunningSystem resource folder into your resources folder and add ensure TunningSystem to your server.cfg.
• Set locations, jobs, society percentages and the webhook in config.lua.

Part of the server code is supplied encrypted (server/encrypted.lua).