🛠️Configuration

This document describes all configuration options for the DevHub House Robbery resource.

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Shared Configuration (configs/shared.lua)

Debug Configuration

Controls debug output for the house robbery system.

Shared.Debug = {
    Enabled = false,    -- Set to true to enable all debug prints
    Levels = {
        Info = true,    -- General information
        Success = true, -- Success operations
        Warning = true  -- Warning and potential issues
    }
}

• Enabled: Enables/disables all debug prints.

• Levels: Controls specific debug message types.

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House Tiers Configuration

Defines different house interior templates with their props and entry points.

Shared.HouseTiers = {
    ["tier1"] = {
        {
            props = House1,
            entry = vec3(918.5439, -933.0507, -90.4959),
        },
        -- Additional tier1 house configurations...
    },
    ["tier2"] = {
        -- Tier2 house configurations...
    },
    ["tier3"] = {
        -- Tier3 house configurations...
    }
}

• tier1/tier2/tier3: Different house difficulty tiers with varying loot quality and quantity.

• props: Reference to the house's lootable prop configuration (House1, House2, etc.).

• entry: Vector3 coordinates for the interior entry point.

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House Props Configuration

Each house (House1, House2, etc.) contains a list of lootable items:

House1 = {
    {
        itemName = "dh_hr_tv", 
        coords = vec3(926.965942, -933.610474, -90.365089), 
        rotation = vec3(0.010000, 0.010000, -179.990005), 
        prop = "ex_prop_ex_tv_flat_01"
    },
    -- More items...
}

• itemName: The item given to the player when the prop is collected.

• coords: World coordinates of the prop inside the house interior.

• rotation: Rotation of the prop (vec3 or vec4 format).

• prop: The prop model name.

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Client Configuration (configs/client.lua)

Default Location

Defines where players are teleported if they're in a house area without permission.

Config.DefaultLocation = vec3(215.1511, -805.2712, 30.8125)

• DefaultLocation: Coordinates for the default teleport location (usually outside the restricted area).

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Server Configuration (configs/server.lua)

Alarm Triggering Function

Custom function to handle alarm triggering when sensors are activated.

function TriggerAlarm(source, coords)
    -- TODO Implement alarm triggering logic
    -- Example: Notify police, trigger dispatch, etc.
end

• source: The player's server ID who triggered the alarm.

• coords: The coordinates where the alarm was triggered.

• Usage: Customize this function to integrate with your police/dispatch system.

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Tier Chance Configuration

Defines the probability of encountering higher-tier houses.

Config.TiersChance = {
    ["tier2"] = 50, -- 50% chance for tier2
    ["tier3"] = 25, -- 25% chance for tier3
}

• tier2: Percentage chance for tier2 houses (50%).

• tier3: Percentage chance for tier3 houses (25%).

• Note: If neither tier2 nor tier3 is selected, tier1 is used by default (25% remaining chance).

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House Coordinates

Defines all available house locations for each tier across the map.

Config.HousesCoords = {
    ["tier1"] = {
        vec4(118.40, -1921.16, 21.32, 236.39),
        vec4(100.99, -1912.22, 21.41, 333.73),
        -- More coordinates...
    },
    ["tier2"] = {
        vec4(-565.67, 761.20, 185.42, 229.32),
        -- More coordinates...
    },
    ["tier3"] = {
        vec4(-189.04, 1008.74, 232.13, 272.66),
        -- More coordinates...
    },
}

• tier1/tier2/tier3: Arrays of vec4 coordinates (x, y, z, heading) for house entrances on the map.

• Usage: These coordinates mark where players can start a robbery.

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Cooldown System

Controls how long players must wait before starting another robbery.

Config.Cooldown = 30 * 60 -- 30 minutes in seconds

• Cooldown: Time in seconds before another robbery can be started (default: 30 minutes).

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Sensor Activation System

Defines the probability of triggering a sensor based on the number of items collected.

Config.PropSensorActivationPercent = {
    [1] = 5,    -- 5% chance on 1st item
    [2] = 5,    -- 5% chance on 2nd item
    [3] = 10,   -- 10% chance on 3rd item
    [4] = 10,   -- 10% chance on 4th item
    [5] = 20,   -- 20% chance on 5th item
    [6] = 20,   -- 20% chance on 6th item
    [7] = 25,   -- 25% chance on 7th item
    [8] = 25,   -- 25% chance on 8th item
    [9] = 30,   -- 30% chance on 9th item
    [10] = 30,  -- 30% chance on 10th item
}

• Key: Number of items collected.

• Value: Percentage chance to trigger the alarm sensor.

• Behavior: For items beyond 10, the chance remains at 30%.

• Example: Collecting the 5th item has a 20% chance to trigger the alarm.

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Translation Configuration (configs/translation.lua)

Customize all user-facing text in the resource.

Shared.Lang = {
    ["weight_too_heavy"] = "Weight is too heavy for you, you need to unlock the skill first",
    ["select_weight"] = "SELECT WEIGHT",
    ["confirm"] = "CONFIRM",
    ["move"] = "MOVE",
    ['kg'] = "KG",
    ["already_exercising"] = "You are already exercising",
    ["station_busy"] = "Station is busy",
    ["start_exercise"] = "Start Exercise",
}

• Modify these strings to change the language or customize messages.

• Add your own language translations by following the same format.

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Skill Tree Configuration (configs/skillTree.lua)

Enable/Disable Skill Tree

To enable the skill tree integration, modify Shared.DevhubSkillTreeEnabled in configs/shared.lua:

Shared.DevhubSkillTreeEnabled = true -- Set to false if you don't want to use devhub_skillTree

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Skill Category

Defines the skill tree category for the house robbery system.

Shared.SkillsCategory = {
    skill = 'gym',  -- Category identifier
    title = 'Gym',  -- Display title
}

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Robbery Flow

1. Player approaches a house entrance from Config.HousesCoords.

2. Tier is randomly selected based on Config.TiersChance.

3. Player enters the house interior (teleported to entry coordinates).

4. Player collects lootable props (items defined in House1, House2, etc.).

5. Sensor chance increases with each item collected (Config.PropSensorActivationPercent).

6. If sensor triggers, TriggerAlarm() function is called.

7. Player exits the house

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Customization

• Add new houses: Create new house prop configurations (e.g., House7) and add entries to Shared.HouseTiers.

• Modify loot tables: Edit the itemName values in each house configuration to change available loot.

• Adjust difficulty: Modify Config.TiersChance and Config.PropSensorActivationPercent to change risk/reward balance.

• Add more locations: Expand Config.HousesCoords arrays with new vec4 coordinates.

• Customize alarm behavior: Implement your logic in the TriggerAlarm() function in server.lua.

• Change cooldown: Modify Config.Cooldown to adjust wait time between robberies.

• Integrate with skill tree: Enable Shared.DevhubSkillTreeEnabled and configure skills in skillTree.lua.

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Advanced Configuration

Adding a New House Interior

1. Create a new house configuration in configs/shared.lua:

House7 = {
    {itemName = "dh_hr_laptop", coords = vec3(x, y, z), rotation = vec3(rx, ry, rz), prop = "prop_laptop_01a"},
    {itemName = "dh_hr_gold_cd", coords = vec3(x, y, z), rotation = vec3(rx, ry, rz), prop = "prop_cd_case_01"},
    -- Add more props...
}

1. Add the new house to a tier in Shared.HouseTiers:

["tier1"] = {
    {
        props = House7,
        entry = vec3(x, y, z),
    },
}

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Modifying Sensor Difficulty

To make robberies easier or harder, adjust the sensor activation percentages:

Easier (Lower Alarm Chance):

Config.PropSensorActivationPercent = {
    [1] = 2,
    [2] = 2,
    [3] = 5,
    [4] = 5,
    [5] = 8,
    -- etc.
}

Harder (Higher Alarm Chance):

Config.PropSensorActivationPercent = {
    [1] = 15,
    [2] = 20,
    [3] = 25,
    [4] = 30,
    [5] = 40,
    -- etc.
}

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Item Configuration

The resource includes item configuration files for different inventory systems:

• items/esx_items.lua: ESX framework items

• items/qb_items.lua: QBCore framework items

• items/img/: Item images for inventory systems

Ensure the items defined in itemName fields match your inventory system's item names.

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Required Resources

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Asset Dependency

This resource requires the devhub_houseRobbery_assets resource to function properly.

Installation Steps:

1. Ensure both resources are in your resources folder:

   resources/
   ├── [devhub]/
   │   ├── devhub_houseRobbery/
   │   └── devhub_houseRobbery_assets/

2. Start both resources in your server.cfg in the correct order:

   ensure devhub_houseRobbery_assets
   ensure devhub_houseRobbery

Why is this required?

• devhub_houseRobbery_assets contains all prop models, textures, and interior assets.

• Without it, props will not spawn and interiors will not load correctly.

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Troubleshooting

Resource not starting:

• ✅ Verify devhub_houseRobbery_assets is started before devhub_houseRobbery.

• Check server console for any asset loading errors.

Players can't start robberies:

• Check if Config.Cooldown has expired.

• Verify Config.HousesCoords contains valid coordinates.

• Ensure players have the required items/permissions (if implemented).

• ✅ Confirm devhub_houseRobbery_assets is running.

Alarms not triggering:

• Implement the TriggerAlarm() function in server.lua.

• Check Config.PropSensorActivationPercent values are greater than 0.

Props not spawning:

• ✅ First, ensure devhub_houseRobbery_assets is started!

• Verify prop model names in house configurations are valid.

• Check coordinates are within the interior boundaries.

• Enable debug mode to see error messages.

• Restart both resources in the correct order.

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